Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1930, Page 9

THE Wb NTAR, - WASHIN Odd Lots—Broken Sizes—No Phone, Mail or C. O. D. Orders Rummage Lots of Men's Wear Men’s $1.50 to $2 Shirts (broken sizes) . $2 to $3 Straw Hats, stiff or soft. . . . . . . Men’s $1 to $1.50 Knit Union Suits. . . . Men’s 50c to 75¢ Shorts (some irregs.) . . . . 24c Men’s $1 Non-Run Athletic Shirts. .. .....49c Men’s 39c¢ to $1 Silk or Rayon Hose .. . . ... .19¢ Men’s $7.50 Silk Shirts (neckband). . . ..$1.97 Men’s $1.50 to $2 Summer Caps. . . ......89%¢ Goldenbers’s—Main Floor. .79¢ . 88¢c .59%¢ AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Rummage Lots of Footwear Women’s $3 to $5 Footwear (50 styles) . . $1.77 Women’s $3 to $5 Arch-Support Shoes. . . $1.99 Children’s $1.35 to $1.50 Strap Slippers. . . 88c Women's $4 Crepe Sole Oxfords. . . . .. .$1.93 Boys’ $1.25 Tennis Shoes, all T SN Men’s $4 and $5 Oxfords, all sizes. . . . ..$2.77 Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Rummage Lots of Boys’ Wear Boys’ 59¢ to 79¢ Blouses, 4 to 10 years. Boys’ 59c and 69c Wash Pants, 4 to 10. Boys’ $1 Sweat Shirts, sizes 30 to 36. . . Boys’ 79¢ to 95¢ Blouses and Shirts. . . . Boys’ $1.50 Cloth Knickers, lined. . . . .. Boys’ $1.95 to $2.45 Wool Sweaters. . . . Boys’ $1.39 to $1.95 Wash Knickers. . . Boys’ 79¢ to $1 Wash Suits, 2te 5. . . . . Goldenbers’s—Third Floor AAARARAARAAP RO POARPAPRAA Rummage Lots of Housewares (5) $7.9% Ball-Bearing Lawn Mowers. . . $5.98 (10) $1.49 Meta! Bird Cages. .. ........97c 59c¢ to 79c Window Screens (damaged) . . . .49c (23) 98c Aluminum Water Pails. . . .. ... .59 (4) $2.50 Genuine Pyrex Bean Pots. . . . . $1.50 (13) 79c Toilet Paper Holders. . . . ......39c (17) 69c Bathroom Tumbler Holders. . . . .29¢ (10) Aluminum Preserving Kettles. . . ... .99¢c ALAAAAAAIPPPPONLAOPIPA Rummage Lots of Girls’ & Tots’ Wear (131) Girls’ $1 White Jean Middies. . . . . .49¢c (300) Girls’ $1 Novelty Print Dresses. . . . .57¢ (59) Girls’ $1 Cotton Polo Shirts. . . .....79¢ (294 pcs.) Girls’ 59¢ Muslin Undies. . . . . .39¢ (195) Infants’ 50c Cotton Shirts. . . . ...12V5¢ (202) Tots’ $1 Dresses, 1to 4 yrs. ......59% (59) Infants’ 69c White Organdy Bonnets. . . 49c (3) Infants’ $9.98 Scales with basket . . . . $5.98 Goldenbers's—Third Floor .425¢ s22bc .50c .50c Rummage Lots of Dresses—Coats $5 and $6 Printed Silk and Rayon Dresses . $2.39 $2.50 Pongee Dresses, sizes 38 to 46. . . . $1.29 $5 Silk Stripe Dresses, broken sizes. .. ... .$1 $5 Tweed and Gabardine Raincoats. . .. .. .$1 $15 Tweed Coats, self trimmed; 16 to 42. $9. 75 $25 Silk, Cloth and Tweed Coats. . . ... .- $10 Silk "Flat Crepe Dresses, 14 to 40. . . . $5. 95 All $15 “Fan-Gee” Dresses, 16 to 46. . . . $9.90 Goldenbers's—Second Floor AAAARAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Rummage Lots of Wash Fabrics, Etc. 29¢ Printed Batiste, 36 in. wide.........16¢c 39¢ to 50c Printed Chiffon Voiles. . . . ....18¢c 79c¢ Printed Rayon and Celanese Voiles. . . . 55¢ 50c Normandy Voiles, Mill Lengths. . . . .. .19¢c 50c Printed Sport Piques, fine grade. . . . . .26c $1.19 Bleached Sheets, 81x90 inches. . . . . . 84c 25¢ Bleached 42x36-inch Pillowcases. . . . . 14c $4 Rayon Bedspreads, 86x105 inches. . . . $2.49 Goldenherz's—Main Floor. AAAAAAPROPE PP L RPN Rummage Lots of Hosiery—~Undies $1.35 and $1.50 Chiffon Silk Hose (irreg.) . . 79¢ $1 Sheer Chiffon Hose (irregulars). . .....49¢ Children’s $1 Phoenix Socks, 3/ length. . . .49c 50c Anklets and Half Socks, odd lots. . . . . .29¢ Women’s 79c Kayser Union Suits. . ... .. .35¢ Women’s 29¢ Gauze Cotton Vests (seconds) . 17¢ Children’s $1 Rayon Gowns and Slips. . . . . 79¢ Children’s 39¢ Nainsook Waist Suits. . ... .19¢ Goldenberg's—Main Floor. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAANAAAAAA Rummage Lots of Silks & Linens $1.69 Printed Rayon Chiffon Crepe, vd....37¢c $2.95 Bevoda Crepe, sport stripes, yd. . . . .77¢c 12Vc to 19¢c Toweling, remnant lengths, yd. . 6¢c 39¢ to 69c Turkish Towels, each. . . .....24c 22c Dish Towels of Steven’s linen. Ea. ....12¢ Goldenberg's—Main Floor AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Rummage Lots of ngerne, Etc. 88c Tailored Rayon Undies. . . .........59¢ $1.00 Philippine Gowns, mussed. . . .. ... .49c $1.88 Crepe de Chine Costume Slips. . . . . .. l $1 and $1.39 Daytime Frocks, well made. . . 69¢ Women’s Lawn and Batiste Blousettes. . . . . .69¢ $1 Slip-on Sweaters, wool or cotton. . . ... .79% $1.29 Coolie Coats of serpentine crepe. . . . .88¢c $3.00 Brocade Girdles; well mde. . . . . .Sl 50 Goldenberg's—Second Floor WMW.WMWW Rummage Sale Bargains Make a Busy Tuesday in Upholsteries, Etc., and Floor Coverings $4 80x84-inch Patch Quilts (washable) . . $2.95 $2.95 Pepperal Plaid Blankets, each. . . . .$ .19 $1.50 Sunfast Holland and Washable Shades . 69¢ 89¢ American Holland Window Shades, each . 54¢ $1.50 Cretonne Day Bed Covers, ruffled . . . . 95¢ 59¢ Plain and Flowered Rayon, 36 in. wide . . 29¢ $1.00 & $1.25 Voile & Swiss Curtains, set. . 57¢ Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor ® $6.50 Congoleum-made Rugs (9x10.6) . . .$4.19 $37.50 & $40 Axminsters (9x12) ; seconds. 527 39¢ and 45¢ Felt-Base Floor Covering, sq. y $22.50 Alex. Smith 6x9 Axminsters. . . .. .SlS $20 and $22.50 9x12 and 8x10 ft. ... . Summer Rugs ........ .........515 $3.95 Japanese Grass Rug: (8x10) L. 0 $32:50 Goldenberg's—Downstalrs Store Rummage Sale Odd Lots in Furniture, Beds & Bedding »$139 $195 Four-Piece Bedroom Suites. . . . . .$159 $249 Four-Piece Bedroom Suites. . . . . $279 Four-Piece Bedroom Suites. . . . . . $179 $395 Four-Piece Bedroom Suites. . ... . . $239 $11.00 Metal Beds, now marked at. . . .$7.95 $9.00 Metal Beds, now marked at. . . . $6. 95 $12.00 Mattresses, full size. . . ......$9.95 $60.00 Walnut Dressers, one-half price . $29.95 $49.00 6-Piece Dinetie Suites. . . . ... . $25.00 $159.00 7-Piece Dinette Suites. . . . ... $96.00 $190.00 10-Piece Dining Room Suites . $95.00 $380.00 7-Piece Dinette Suites. . . . . $189.00 $100.00 Cane Davenport Suites. . . . . $50.00 $120.00 Three-Piece Bavenport Suites . $59.00 $139.00 Three-Pc. Living Room Suites . $79.00 $330.00 Two-Piece Damask Suites ... $165.00 rniture Store—'“Acress the Street.” G1TON, D. RANDULPH FORRET DIES IN VIRGINIA Lifelong Resident of-CapltaI Succumbs to lliness at 0ak Shadows Estate. Randolph Keith Forrest, a lifelong | | resident of Washington, died yesterday morning at his Virginia estate, Oak | Shadows, Seminary Hill, Alexandria, after an iliness of several years. Since his fliness Mr. Forrest, with his family, had divided his time be- tween his Virginia home and his local residence, 1411 Thirty-Aith street, who_established the old Forrest -home in Georgetown in 1845, still occupled by members of the family. He was a graduate of Rock Hill College. Several years ago, after a long period in the Government service, he retired because of ill health. Besides his widow, Mrs. Marie Moore | Forrest, daughter of Rear Admiral Wi 8. Moore and well known promoter of civic drama here, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Thomas James Thorn- hill, jr.; a sister, Mrs. James Carberry mosnerry. and a brolh!r, Bladen For- Reqmem mass wiil be solemnized to- morrow morning at 9:30 o'clock at Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Georgetown. Int:rment will be at Oak Hill Cemetery. RITES FOR MRS. BREWER ment in Monocacy Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Ida White Brewer, 78 years old, who died her home, near Dickerson, Md., after a long iliness, were conducted at the residence Wednesday. Interment was in Monocacy Cemetery, Beallsville, Md. Mrs. Brewer was the daughter of Stephen White and was a lifelong resident of Montgomery County. { band, William G.“Brewer, and the fol- lowing children: Mrs. May Cramer of | Dickerson, Md.; Mrs. Harvey White of Poolcnllle Md.; Mrs. Joseph Pyles of Rockville, Md.; Mrs. Joseph Byrd of Dawsonville, Md.: Mrs. Herbert Shreve of Mount Alry, Md.; Mrs, Lyle Mason of Washington, D. C.; George Brewer of Beallsville, Md.; Milton Brewer of | Hyattsville, Md.; J. Birch Brewer of Detroit, Mich., an§ Newton Brewer of Frederi Md. She also leaves a brother, Maj. Josecph White, U. 5. A.. and a sister, Miss Mamie White of | | Norbeck, M HENSHAW RITES HELD Won Fame as Naturalist. Funeral services for Dr. Henry W. Henshaw, widely known naturalist and former chief of the Blological Survey, Department of Agriculture, were con- ducted at the chapel of J. William Le | Sons, 332 Pennsylvania avenue, this aft- ' ernoon at 2 o'clock. Dr. Henshaw, who | was 80 vears old, died at a local hos- | pital Friday after a long illness. | He was a founder and charter mem- | ber of the Cosmos Club here and be- | longed to a number of scientific socle- | ties. He had written extensively on ornithology and ethnology. __LOST. | | BAG. brown, containing flblue { swim suit, towel, white cap in | | Iy Sunday night. Return to owner, Told, Witk ome” too: “ball o ‘ms on N ‘ost "Between Tivell heuhn and Col [ fo'3220 T3th st mw. CRewnrd, ‘o Rewurn pearl. J’hone Nfl.fi “at_Beverly By R‘;Hll’n 2512 1lhy A_reward_of $10 for the return of & German, Spity dog” with whit i pigtiller, 1238 H‘-':lmfmfm DOG—Black and the name- g, errier, nnsw'-n . Fhone Met. TIK N, 10543, - 1085 "Ada m'u old, in shape of N, with ¢ bin ‘attached. with date “1836 " Vai epsake, ,Finder notity Annapolis Ho 'm?.?fi{o o ‘lnlflldar_(vorn ‘m Banere and abou inder keep money, Forrest was the son of Bladen | Forrest and Mary Helen Keith Forrest, | Services at Home Precede Inter-| She is survived by her hus- | Former Chief of Biologiéal Survey | 1950. \ GRAVES RITES ARE SET |FUNERAL RITES HELD !’unernl Services to Be Held at 7:30 0'Clock Tonight. Funeral services for Mrs. Florence A. | Graves, a resident of Washington !nr ‘ the last 10 years, who died Saturda; me home of her daughters, Miss nr- -nce and Miss Carrie Graves, 1334 Ver- mont avenue, will be held at 7:30 o'clock this evening at the .home. Interment igll be in Bedford, Va., tomorrow morn- | Be!on coming to Washington Mrs. Graves, a native of Virginia, had re- | sided many years at Bedford. sides the two daughters here, Mrs. Graves is survived by another daugh- Ler‘ Mrs. Elizabeth G. Page of Phila- | delphia, Pa., and two sons, Joseph A. 10rlv!! of 'Arkansas and Edward P. | Graves of Toronto, Ontario, and & sis | ter, Mrs. D. P, Hancock of Roanoke, Va. | THEODORE WALTER DIES; FORMER SALOONKEEPER Funersl Services to Be Held To- With Interment in Prospect Hill Cemetery. morrow, | _Theodore Walter, 53 years old, for- | merly in the saloon business here and widely known in this city, died in the | Washington Sanitarium Saturday after | a short iliness. Mr. Walter was a prominent Mazon. belonlinx to Arminius Lodge, No. 2, > M.; Orient Commandery, xmzhu Temp!nr, and to Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine. Prior to the enactment of the eight- eenth amendment he conducted a sa- loon in the 200 block of New Jersey avenue and at Tenth and C streets | southeast. In recent years he had been interested in real estate. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. | Amelia S. Walter, and two sons, Theo- | dore F. and Ferdinand E. Walter. | Funeral services will be conducted at his residence, 1332, Hemlock street, to- morrow afternoon At 2:30 o'clock, ~In- i::rmenb will be in Prospect Hill Ceme- ry. Births Reported Patrick J. and RO Ge i V Clrl o .M Brfls hellrv flfl James L. lnl‘ W“ml Dl\‘hY l ] | Willilam K. and Toussaint Olive, g | 'rhbmll H_and Helen Mullenbere, girl. | ell B. and Virginia M. Rosser. girl. | and Thelma V. Graves, oy, 1 L. ,B,lrvdrnmn bhn! Jumes T and Edna Snead. win = 0 Norman ‘and Agnes V. Evans, boy. | || THE WEATHER | | District of Columbia—Mostly fair | 8nd continued warm tonight and to- morrow: moderate southwest winds. Ml\ryl:.nd~Mn«uy fair and continued warm ° tonight and tomorrow, except possibly local showers in extreme west portion; fresh southwest winds. Virginia—Mostly fair and continued | warm tonight and tomorrow, except | for local thundershowes tomorrow in southeast porticn: slightly warmer in extreme west portion tonight; fresh | southwest winds. | , West Virginia—Local thundershowers | this afternoon or tonight; slightly warmer tonight in extreme east portion; tomorrow party cloudy, slightly cooler in north portion. Record for Past 36 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 100; 8 p.m., 88; midnight, 78; 4 am., 74; 8 am., 77; | noon, 94. Barometer—4 pm., 30.06: 8 pun., 30.08; midnight, 30.12: 4 am, 30.09; 8 am., 30.11; noon, 30.06. Highest temperature, 100, occurred at p.m. Lowest temperature, 73, occurred at 5:45 am. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 76; lcwest, 63. Condition of the water—Potomac clear and Shenandoah slightly cloudy. Tide Tables. | (Furnished by United States Coast and | Geodctic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 10:55 am. 11:02 pm.; high tide, 4:03 am. 4:31 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 11:46 a.m. l“ :57 p.m.; high tide, 4:55 a.m. 5:26 p.m. and and and The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose 5:10 am.; sun 7:17 pm. * v Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:11 a.m. sets 7:16 p.m. Moon rises 4:16 p.m.; sets 12:30 a.m. __Weather in Varlous Cities. sets sun h_ver) Feward: 800 n'm""""fi"‘-?" POOI small, white, fi returned” 0" 17 "Keny LTI L child's, “smal Beton ks Reniaas? o fl“J‘- i e, Tpn, 1313 Fa. av . TPhane | MONEY betw o Farraw; y _sts. Brightwood, ind Re!\lrd C.IH TEETH_Set of feeth with gold bridgework. near (‘!nLEArdol Bnt}!dwl.‘( .sn‘ Idlll P, nw CH, 5. white gold e B 0 1S ‘Reward” it seturngd | Pa n.w. histi ack ribbon WRIST WATCH Dand; lelters E. M aved acros T V. T back. Rew: 3439 M. lumbia 188 n. {eria) Guaranteed. WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMI—N TAL CO,, Inc. J, 48 New Vork Ave, N Why Pay for Evcrylh ng? Chambers will give the whole funeral, cars and all, and $ d LR 100 up S TEEL VAULTS. Best that money can 8 buy are only...... Offices and Chapels 14th Cor. Chapin N.W. Phone Columbia 0432 . 4207 3rd | Stations. Weather. Abulene. Tex A N "G Atianuc_City Baltimore,” Md.. Birmiugnam N. Cinciuati, Uhié .08 Claveiand, 'O Columb * nucioudy Flciouay p) piclouay | Ehoenisx. = | Biitsourin, | a, Gie " Pricloudy Clear Gloudy Pt.cloudy Clear . Ci FOREIGN. Greenwich time, today) en . .I!ormu a8 E"’“Jfi."“ Forto Rico . u Zon On Account of the Death of MR. SAMUEL ROSS Chairman of the Board Store and office will be closed all day Monday and Tuesday, August 4th and Sth BARBER & ROSS, INC. and | 1 + FOR HOBART BROOKS Pormer Newspaper Man and Leader in Theatrical Circles Aided Belasco in Hit. Funeral services for Hobart Brooks, former Washington newspaper man_and for many years a leading figure in theatrical circles, who died Saturday at his home, 816 Fifteenth street, were conducted in Speare’s chapel, 1623 Con- necticut avenue, today at 10:30 o'clock. Interment was in Glenwood Cemetery. Honorary_pallbearers were Theodore W. Noyes. Dr. Cornelius De Wease, Dr. Elic Scott Carroll, Dr. William Neal Cogan, Maj. Frank C. Curtis, Charles A. Hamilton, Dr. John H. Hartman, Robert E. King, A. C. Rodrick and Chatham M. Towers, Mr. Brooks was 69 years old. He was at one time chief of the Washing- ton bureau of the old New York Herald He was a friend of David Belasco, and the latter scored his first major hit with “The Heart of Maryland” while Mr. Brooks was serving as his personal representative. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported {o the Health Department in the last 24 Henry W. Henshaw, pita Josenn & oardiner. 74 1723 t fobent Brogke 857 afe 5 A Minale T Perkine: 62, 7 Florence A 1h04 Vemant Willimuat McBonad. 3 Sears, Eme Hosl:h.‘ Kat: 51 v an Aatz, ears, 7 iainan Ky vears, U. 8. Soldiers Ju n Wiersala, 50, 604 D st. n.w, An, Hog'nsup‘ 5" lmlrlsfl(‘y Hospital. Hiathcn "Batass, g Brecamen 1 a Ba, eedme; t Ansilia_Andera n, 20. 1111 6!"” “OIN % Lena Martin, I'i. fihlldl!nfl "(O!DI!I) e John Williams. Sedie Eubanks. 4 £»nths, en route to Galiinger_Hospital piH1EnFY HAITISOR, 4 monthe, Children's Hos- Pient gl William and Estello Jahnson, 21 hours, 922 British Girl Plyer Honored. CROYDON, England, August 4 ().— Elaborate preparations were made at Croydon Airport today to receive Amy Johnson, pretty 23-year-old British girl fiyer, who recently flew from England to Australia. Miss Johnson left Vienna at 7 am. for London in an India air- mail plane. She is due at Croydon at 79, St. Elisabeth’s Hos- | ADDISON. Deg-rlrd this life on ugust PUERSwH, "Born Kovomper 3i. He leaves to mourn their loss thres BROWN, d relatives Wednesday. August 8, Bovd's funeral home, 1840 L st. 1 p.m. Rel-uvea and friends invited, EROWN, ARD. Departed this life on at his residence, Md., = EDWARD nd of ‘Margaret Clarence, T Memorial Chirch, 14th and B sis. n.e, at 1 o'clock p.m. 4 BUENAVISTA. J. ALVEREZ. On Saturday, August 3, 1630, 1, J. LVEREZ BUENAVISTA imu: cares uneral parlors. pw. on Tuesday, August 5. at 10:3 Imnmenl Mount Olivet Gemeter BURNETTE, ESTELLE ELIZABETH, - On Baturday: July 26,1030 in Les Angeles, STELLE BETH, bel PH A. On Monday. August 0 a.m.. at his l!s\fl(‘m:! Ammem(ne Md. JOSEPH _A.. ed ysband ‘of, the atd ol Chuhey aued Funeral from 8t. John's Episco- Efl'fln\lt o on_Wednes- . at 3.3 vn Chtiren, . Au . Interment cmmnlvmmnn’ %, o? ‘Klondn{‘. Au- ust 4 at am.. at his residen P Ontario’ road, WILLIAM T. CHIS: GLOTA M0, B8N wear, Beloved hushand of the late Mary Eiizabeth Chiswell. Fu- feral on Wednesday. August 6. at 1 from ‘'his late residence. lnurment K Rock Creek Cemeters. COCHRANE. MARGARET L. On August 6, at Homeopathic Hospital. ALEREARET L. Vife of Chmpoell Carring ton Cochrane of Aurora Hills, Va. Serv- ices a Almus K. Speate's funeral patiors; nn. ave. n.w.. on Tuesday. August O m. " fhterment at Alexandria, Snlurflnv cv nu( BETTY ELLEN. On Monday, Au- gust 8. at Chil s Hospital. BET- 2y FYLE,N beloved .muhue of Willlam M garet B Funeral from Nee"Dar 17th st. se. on Tues Atives and friends invite 2 . In- terment at Rock Creek Cemetery. DORAN, EDWARD BYI Auzust !. 1930. at nnd son of Ih‘ l!'- Pny Director Bdward C. De . U. 8. N nd Emily Kennon ur\nr of Joseph F. re (‘hlflth on Wednesday, August 8, 9 a.m. Interment at Arlington National Ctmtl!s'y EDWARD BYRD, Richard 1" Harden DORAN, Members Camp, U. or. 3034 M s Kot 61930, "at 8:30 atiend, the' funeral of our Iats Comrade, E. ‘Serv-. tees at st Matthews Churer, T8 st and RO3Mave: A0 Wm® By onder of CGMMANDER LEO M. DE Y. JAMES L. On Sundu Lo a the Tom of his oA S 84 AES 8 DOLEY: of Theron and Sarah C. Du Sears. . Funeral 7uesday. ‘W trom Cheltenham lm-rmeg Mo Intormed fvited. FONTROY. ANNIE. Omeers and members rovesi Tomple. No. 9. L B. P. O. E o o ‘are notified ug{u\a’ae_‘m of Daueh 3 3 1& FONT) exsion ”‘y'\{v“; B A ara @ 'sts. n.w. Funeral Wed. o aw. "August. @ a¢ 1 v, {rom Mount Morlah Bpila churen, " Marming, Bite 40:. calimbia Lodse, No ot imieds T No. 422, O STELLA HER FRT. Dnhlhl'r Ruler. MARIE PIERCE, Financial Secty. ¥, Al E, Mcers and members an Wing Grand Encampwent, No, #“notified_of e death of 1 L Cat_ meeting % !-‘uurl A Wepesd Baptist Church, 3rd M. MONTGOMERY. Sec. FORREST, THOMAS RANDOLPI KEITH. On' Sindey. Ausust 3, 1990, at o the. Summer NDOLPY KEITH. F A " of Marie Moore Forrest R Vounsest son of the late Biaden and Ay’ Helen Forrest. cnmu‘mg‘ o Seorsat SO T NN oD R nierme [privatel s Owk HIL P Lo . n Siturdas A GRAVES, FLORENCE A, turdas, B ral fervice; rom her la Vi34 Vermont ave. aw. onda it 104t 730 pom. Interment Bed: Ve Tuesdsy. Ugust 8. at 10 am. 4 oOn August 2. 1930, at Tern Siar Home, 'Ta- nic .sa gastern Biar Home, T3 Smxcu at’ the Tuesday. Ausust pome. L mes fnmm-nt ‘Arington Na- Plonni Cemetery. REST. husband of N. MARY C, HANomi Chapter. o2, W is called Tuesday. August 3. 193 E16 am New Masonic' Temple, tend the fineral o our late sister. M. ANEN, BY order of the W. ¥ 1 GOULD. .ummy A A special meeting So o. \. Toe st nW. o wito of the iate Joseph W. t “rosiden - terment AMInELOn gust 5. at 1:30 p.m. Natiotial Cewmetery. August 1. 1930, | devated wie cf | “Pun- LEE MARY. On Frida ARV LEE (e Willia Tes, loviny Ve i one grandss %o brothers-in-in, nd " Marghall Terrell. Rusust' 3 "at ‘T30 pom I terment Lincoin’ Memoriai Cemetery i CULLEN. OSCAR. On Sunday, Augus b % 1336, 3¢ the home of hug daughier, Mrs Josson’ Hutey, 144 Rorin Spruct sl Lyon o4 (oF Mary Elizabetn Rer of Allen lll:(:\ulen. nd s M Gu el friends invited THEWS. RONERT THOMAS, On Sify Tahusut 2 oo, et Baitimore. «.fww.n... .nns i fimvm eifarch. ge" Battle eI nE Relatives and MDONALD, wlLMo\r H. O s-muln s Emergency Hospita ONT 1 beloved husonnd of- Gr M. Mcnonald.| Remains shiap=d iro; LA Fers hame Mondna~. ral es at Pordaad, *Me. esday, Aurust 5. Rosfe | 232 F A—Y Brafl'fl. PARKER, JOSEPH. On Sundas. August 1830 i 745 pmi ey his, residence, 28th st. n.w.. JOSE] ARKER. loving Brother of Rébeccn .'onmnn Emma King and Roy Wi Teaves other felatives and " frie mains 1esting at the W. Ernes west end parlor, 28th wee! ow. PNotice of funers RICH. CLIFFORD. oOn Supday. R Pus 10! ral Camonal Lutheran Home: Tuesda August 3, at 10 am. Intermeni Ash.and Pa ROBINSON. DOUGLAS gust 3, 1930. at his residence. C! Yo DOUGLAS H_ ROBINSO! ROSS. August 1930 At Cit AL ROSS ‘ot 3324 Mass . husband 1 Montgomery Ross. Fu- Chureh of e Pii- iesdasy. Roek “!l 1930, THEODORE \KALHR. xl!d. Fintdiment Frowee Hii WALTER, THEODORE. A special commu- nication of Arminius Lodge, No 25. F. hereby called for Tuesday, August 5 onic Tem- le, 13th and or LIRS ahezsic Simute fo our late brother. THEODORE WA BT oAE SERCH, Master FRED BERTRAM, Sec. WASHINGTON. ELIZABETH. On Mondb 4, 1030, at her residence. 3¢ Juanita, Dorothy. Lillie i AT Beroiel Washideton. dauehter of and sister of Jam : N!u!lxta 1 Tuneral iater. Remains resting a . ‘Hiiest Jarvis Co. funegal church. 14 Yot st. nw. In Memoriam. LOUISE. Tn sad but loving remem- O Ty “dear daus LOUISE CARR. who, departed this life ‘two years ago today, August 4, 1 1 think of you in snrnct o eve can ses me ween, But many silent mu 1" Shed ‘When others are asleep. A few more years shali roll And a few more seasons come, And ‘we ghall be with those ¥ho sleen, ¢ Test within the (o . LOVING MOTHER, ADDIE. * A tribute of love and dear mother. ELIZA R. six years ago today, CRUMP, ELIZA n memory fo our . CRUMP. who August 4, 1924. Gone. but_not forgotten. HER DAUGHTERS, ELLA AND EMMA. ™ TAIN, J. MARION, 1In sad but loving O embrafice of my dearly heloved father, J."MARION CURTAIN., who pi away ten years ago today, August 4, 1930. In the beautiful hereafter, In the Hie thAL I3 1005 | jon Somewhere in God's great sarden, r. 1 shall meet with thee, T8 TovING. DAUGHTER, DAISY. * N. MAEY M. E. In sad but loving T emtance. of oir” dear. Eranddauebter And iece. MARY M. E. FREEMAN, who departed this Mo two vears ago toda¥, Ausust 4, 1 i eful be mv rpst. dear Mary, Pencelul ot o bieaine thy name. In life we loved vou dearly. th we do same. uzn"r?fi?mbumnzn FREEMAN AND N A trioute of love W ES. GRIFFITH J. ite of lo to the sad but HAWRES" VR Witersd tnese who utter 7 hat You told 0 Iodl August 4, 1927, Oh, had it been God's will You with me had stayed + Or 1 with you had gone. The hymn you dedicated to your mothet: G FOR HOME AND REST. ll)T’?h"e "e joved ones up home that AURS fiver"of deatn 055, v " TI\:ILS‘l.;l:‘lomtn{d to meet when the Lord To take my -oul hcme to rest. Then ! will ntrh: lu ohtlln that beaut!- t Xtlr‘\l (S")“fl has promised to me: 1 Ill‘ll‘ hho‘: and_toil 'till the work is flnll! And then go home ard be free. (2) For this world has'no charm lhlt my ;‘Oul c;n flflmir:‘ And see my mother when [t 1) Fm Ihme 10\rd nnzs ov:r lh re whom i H h! l 'm coming after while. (")’u\‘llh:n 1 r!leh the fair climes of up- oced bl \flcb“u ‘(e in the sunlight of love, Allrr 1 have enjoyed this a lhOuSInd ‘years, farehins round the ihrons above 5) ,fl! the inhabitants never grieve or oWty an o vhen a thousand vear Because the 1iver of life and ‘U‘!le of old leren“hL out from under the throne. « w“] you meet me Gvr‘t there with oved ";n!‘!l and I‘i l""l’\ (" osovas R eh Spen WhErz"lonow A a PShing will be at an end ‘When we all get home Al\d be_free. i HI8 WIFE. MRS. ADDIE B. M. HAWKES. Me¢GRATH, (,AT"!HI‘"‘ C. DQDN\'l-d (fl’;“ e, o ARSERT! 1038, RINE C. MCGRATH CrILDREN. © SON, 'ETHF In sad b Io\m: ommIsor, EVTHER F, 0,02, " gk E. MORRISON. who passed away one ye r ago today, August 4, 192 Gone, but not {x 0! L. In sad but loving ve- l‘mr‘nur e SRLT Wio depaied this life two years st 4 io”’cml.na:n CLARENGE, S NICE, PAULINE. BV ERETT ANN, AUGUS ":»‘rcn'\‘;:'nm Huspand nd Ta PEC] NN, us so left Firves Sears s oday: Ausust 4. t_in peace. 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