Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1930, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, survived by one sister, Mrs. H. R. Sis- son, of Cranford, N. J. Funeral services will be held tomor- row morning at 10:30 o'clock at Wright's funeral home, 1337 Tenth street. Interment will be in Glenwood | MISS NELLIE RICH DIES Post Office Department Employe Was Native of Capital. Miss Nellie F. Rich, a Government | Cometery eiploye for more than 30 vears, died | yesterday at her home, 1330 Efv\r‘nlh!b v street, after a brief iliness. At the time of her death, Miss Rich, |to St. George's Church, Deal, England, | i \v\u to take a man home who be- | & native of Washington, was employed in the Post Office Department. She is ' came ill during the dedicatory service. WORD RECEIVED HERE | OF DEATH OF PHELAN Former Resident of Washington Succumbed to Long Illness in El Paso, Tex. | B The first work of a new motor am- ilance which was recently dedicated | | Word has been received here recently | | of the death in EI Paso, Tex., of James | Phelan, a_former resident of Washing-| ton. Mr. Phelan’s death, which followed | |an intermittent illness of several years’| | duration, occurred early in the Sum-| mer, but only lately have friends here| | been apprised of the fact l‘ A native of Tennessee, Mr. Phelan| was educated at_the Friends' School,| this city, where he took a prominent part in athlétics, and whente he gradu- ated in 1901 He entered Princeton University and received his degree of B. A. with the class of 1905. The {nl-} | lowing year he entered Cornell Univer- sity, 'd in 1909 was granted the de- gree of M. E After leaving Cornell Mr. Phelan | made his home in Tennessce and later in New Mexico and Texas. Neverthe- |less, he still had many old friends in | the National Capital. He is survived | by his mother, Mrs. Mary Evelyn Phe- |1an; a sister, Mrs. Frank Estes, and a brother, Robert Phelan, now a mining| engineer. MINISTER DIES AT 103 North Carolina Resident Was Vet- eran of Confederacy. | WILMINGTON, N. C., August 15 (). —Rev. David 8. Aman, whose 103 years | had given him the title of North Caro- lina's oldest minister and Confederate |wm— veteran, died here early tocay. . E. ¥ SUMMER SUITS $16.50 Palm Beach Suits . . $8.25 $16.50 Linen Suits . .. . . $8.25 $20.00 Mohair Suits . . . $10.00 $25 Tropical Worsted Suits, $12.50 | o *nem o o = All Sales Final. Alterations at Cost. Open Saturday Until 6 P.M. ISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F % Kidwell's M Smoked Hams, Roast Be Lamb, Roast Veal are gran by. 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Throughout yesterday and this morn- ing telegrams, expressing regret at the death of Mr. White, were received at the residence from farmers and agricul- tural experts who have been benefited oy the seed loan division administration. Besides his widow, Mrs. Ruth Stead- man White, Mr. White is survived by a brother, Thomas B. White, and three sisters, Mrs. Elva W. Graham, Mrs, | Anna Mateer and Mrs. Harvin H. Wes- ley, all of this city Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the Hi Department in the past 2% hours : T. Menoher, 69, St. Elizabeth's Charies Hospital Thomas O'Connor, 56. 1811 356th st Fannie_Canter. 48. Providence Hospital. 46, 3800 14th st Joseph L 36, Casualty Hospital George E. Robinson, Jr., 3. Providence Hospital 4 Barbara Robev. 2. Children's Hospital Infant of Arthur and Mildred May, 1 hour, Sibley Hospital Elizabeth J. L. Bowles. 76. 1826 Tth st Moses White, 69, Home for Aged and In- rm Rebecca Thomas. 61, 1526 6th st. 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By the Associated Press. | SPRINGFIELD, 1L, August 15.—Wil- | liam Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, has joined the fight against the insurgent Illinois | Miners' Union. | In a letter to Victor A. Olander, ‘s(‘(‘remry of the Illinois Federation of | Labor, made public yesterday, Green re- quested that delegates of the revolting minets faction be denied seats in the State federation copvention in Spring- field, September 15, The request was Green's first official cognizance of the Illinols group since it broke away from the United Mine Workers of America at the Springfield rump convention last March. Formation of the Illinois Mine Union capped a two-year fight between Tllinois miners, then under the leadership of | Harry Pishwick, and John L. Lewis, | president of the United Mine Workers. | " Open battle broke out in October, |1ast year, when Lewis revoked the | charter of the Illinois Miners' Union. | Fishwick and his followers then de- clared the United Mine Workers was dis- solved as Lewis had failed to call an an- nual convention in accordance with the constitution. Lewis replied that he polled the membership and secured au- thority to continue the organization until a meeting could be called. The Illinols Union then met in sSpringfield and elected Alex Howatt {president. At the same time the United | Mine Workers convened in Indianapolis. John H. Walker, secretary of the | Tlinois Miners, it' was pointed out, |*wields strong influence among State | federation members due to his long | service as president and it was thought | he could muster enough strength to as- sure at least a vigorous battle over seating his delegates. Lewis is restrained under injunction from interfering with the insurgent | body. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Meeting, Cushing Auxiliary, Pyth- ian Temple, 8 p.m. FUTURE. Annual_reunion, Belt-Parrish Asso- ciation, Emory Grove Camp Meeting Ground, ‘Wednesda Marriage Licenses. Howard B. Carroll. 25, and Marie T. Cun- ningham. 19: Rev. T. A. Cunningham. William H. Underwood. 21, and Doris A Craig, 18: Rev. A. L. Crigler Maleolm Lone. 35, this city, and Elizabeth | A Vogt. 25, Albuuerque, N. Mex.; Rev. O. | O. Dietz. John H. Joseph. 26, and Alberta Carter, 385 Rev Richard D Bot Alfred Horning. 22. and Erna A. M. Geb- hardt. 20: Rev. R. Schmidt. Theodore Woods. 22. and Jessie Nelson, 18 Rey. Georee D. Bullock Charles H. Dorsey, 24. Irvington. Md.. and A. Losch. 22, Baltimore, Md.; Rev. How- Joseph C. 8mith, 38. and Myrtle R. Ramey. , both of Richmond, Va.; Rev. Edward 8. Dunlop. * Milton Hofmeler. 22, and Catherine L immelheber, 21, both of Essex, Md.; Rev. Elizabeth F. Murphy. 32; Rev Georxe Dagurt, ‘37, “and Bertha Rabino- vich, 25, both q Balilmore, Md.; Rev. J. T. Gaulding, 44, and Eleanor R. 26, both- of Richmond, VA Judks Robert 'F. Mattingly. Nathayiel Colemai and Winnle Rob- inson, REV. Jan Sprigys Harry J. Peiser. 30, and Blanche M. Draver, 30 Rev. Howard F. Downs. | _Edward M. Richardson. 30, and Thelma A | Eniott, 23 dward M. Richardson. Leo 'W: Bol Silver Spring, Md., and Esther C. Rowley, 20, this city; Rev. Thomas E. Boorde. Charles 'A. Becker. 26, and May N. Abell, 21; Rev. Eugene J. Connelly. Sopher. and Henry Siegel, 24, Bdgewood, Md., and Jerry 20, Baltimore, Md.; Rev. Abraham ee. Gui WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO., Inc. WM. JARDINE. Secty. 448 New York ‘Ave. N. . 5870, Priee PAY.. .. Payments can be made to meet your convenience, so easily that you will never miss the money! Diamond Set W $ rist Watch 29.75 75¢c a Week Smart in design! timekeeping! Dependable in The watch for every occasion at this remarkably low price! $9.75 Only if you wear this watch can you realize its true value!, Fully jeweled movement is timekeeping ! guaranteed for perfect "THE WEATHER | IRETIRED CONTRACTOR | District of Columbia—Cloudy with occasional showers this afternoon or early tonight; tomorrow mostly fair; not much change in temperature; gentle southwest winds Virginia—Partly cloudy with light showers in east portion this afternoon or tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy; not much change in temperature; moderate southwest winds. Maryland—Cloudy with showers this afternoon or tonight: tomorrow partly cloudy; not much change in tempera- ture; moderate south and southwest winds. West Virginia—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; not much change in | temperature. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 pm., 75; 8 pm, 73; 12 midnight, 66; 4 am., 64; 8 am., 65: noon, 1. Barometer—4 pm., 29.94; 12 midnight, 29.9; 8 am. 29.91; noon, 29.91. Highest_temperature, 75, occurred at 5:43 p.m. yesterday: lowest temperature, 64, cccurred at 3 am. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 82; lowest, 64. Tide Tables. by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. Today—Low tide, 6:20 a.m. and 6:12 p.m.; high tide, 11:44 am. Tomerrow—Low tide, 7:02 a.m. and 6:46 pm.; high tide, 12:17 am. and 12:30 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:20 a.m.; sun sets 7:04 pm. Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:21 am.; sun sets 7:02 p.m. Moon rises 9:59 p.m.; sets 11:08 am. Condition of the Water. Potomac, clear; Shenandoah, muddy. 29.96; 8 pam, 4 am, 29.90; (Furnished Weather in Various Citles. 5 H Stations. ****£8p12)S3. Abilene, Albar.y Atlant Baitimor Birmin, Boston, ar . Cloudy Pr.cloudy 2 Clear * Clear Pt.cloudy Cloudy Galveston, Mont. 8. Dak Indianapolis.Ind 2 Jacksonville,Fla. Cloudy Pt.cloudy ain wees Clear : Pt.cloudy Rain lear oudy Cloudy n loudy . Clear Pt.cioudy Cloudy Clear Miani, New Orleans New York, N.¥. 9. Oklahoma. City Omaha, Nebr.. Philadeiphia Fhoenix, Ari Pittsburgh, Fa. Portland, Me. Portland, Orey Raleigh, 'N. Salt Lake City San _Anton 8an Dieso. Cali San ~ Francisco St. Louis, Mo. St. Paul, Minn Seattle, 'Wash Spokane, Wash. Tampa, ‘Flo WASH., D. C.. Clear ! Ciear © Gloudy L Glear 0.08 Clear 0.19 Cloudy FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations Temperature. We London, England 5 Cle Paris. France Vienia, Austri Hrest. France. Stockholm. Sweéden. (Noon. Greenwich ‘time, today.) Horta (Fayal. Azotes.... 70 Part cloudy ‘Current observations.) Hamilton, Bermuda...... 80 Clear Havana, Cuba Colon, Can jear Clear Clear Zone Cloudy Rev. C. Oscar Johnson Address Group of Kiwanans. Rev. C. Oscar Johnson, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Tacoma, Wash., oddressed the Kiwanis Club luncheon yesteday at the Washington Hotel on “Possibilities of Kiwanis.” It was announced that arrangements have been made to hold the club meet- iing for Thursday, August 38, at Bar | | House, the Summer home of' Andrew | | Loffier, at Bay Ridge, Md. Free India Friends Meet. A committee to call a national con- vention in this city for the purpose of | federating all groups that favor Indian | independence, named by the Priends of ¥reedom for India, will meet at_the Annapolis Hotel tomorrow night at 7:30 FOUND. 5 TLEWELLYN SETTER PUPPY—Male. Ap- ply 2918_P st. S . POR_LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Re! League. 349 Maryland ave. s.w. Nat. 8 LOST. HRACELET, consisting of shell cameos in settin rment. = Re- 4ara. " Phon 5. Marchetti. | ST PIN, old-fashioned. with coral cen- 9th between Longfellow and Madi- £ on between 9th and 13th. Owner._5712_13th_si. n.W.__ COIN PURSE. contalning K | weddine_ring. “Rewsrd. P Y011 Park_rd._n.w.,_or_call_Ads DOG, black hound,” 1 flar. 35 reward. = Jac . Washingt TURE cord_nve. ard. Room n.w =5 | Capital Tract Wnd wharves. money_and | ¥ oxes], between and 8th and G st 914, Mather . Bl 916 G_st 1 BAG, DIack, Wednesday n car. between Chevy Chase Return to 4107 Legation st PAPERS Telating (0 building, material _ Will | party finding teturn same to 1719 Eve st |nw.? Reward | POLICE DOG. “about 6 orelock morning: Answ to name_of * White cord around neck. Rewar e, SPECTACLES, u Finder piease return to 1126 Woodward Bidg. or call Nat. 3926, Reward. WATCH. gentleman's, while-gold Hamilten, cctagonal, with beit chain. Reward if re- sth Adams 0124 T W lady’ ‘Tuesday morning. 11th and P sts. nw. Return to Mrs. Bow- man. 1104 Irving st n.w._Reward. 18 . WRIST WATCH. lady's, vicinity of depar ment stores. Reward. ‘all_mornings Met. 8338, or evenings Georgia 0885-W. shell rim, Those learned in the law see many trials...but the biggest trial of the house- wife is the wash-day proo- lem. Fortunately, that’s easily solved. Home Laundry servies end to that ry for a small fes. Day has been out- thousands of lawed in . In_yours? homes Kumma and fin TALKS AT CLUB LUNCHEON ‘ | COZZENS, DIES AT AGE OF 79 Death Comes Day Before He Was to Celebrate Fifty-ninth Wed- ding Anniversary. James D. Avery, 79 years old, retired building contractor and lifelong resident of this city, died at his home, 715 G street southwest, last night after a short illness. Mr. Avery was a member of the Asso- ciation of Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Columbia and for the past 57 years had been & member of Dawson Lodge, No. 16, of Masons. On Thursday, the day before his death, he and his wife, Mrs. Cora O. Avery, celebrated their fifty-ninth wed- | ding anniversary. Mr. Avery is survived by his widow, three sons, Harry E, Walter G. and Albert Avery; five daughters, Mrs. Emma Adams, Mrs. Daisy E. Carpenter, Mt Pearl K. Brown, Mrs. Beulah C. Braun- ing and Miss Fannie E. Avery; 10 grand- children and 3 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at his late residence Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Congres- sianal Cemetery. GRS NORRIS RACE COST $2,600 Senator’s Account Says Contribu- tions Were From Outside State. LINCOLN, Nebr., August 15 (#).— United States Senator George W. Nor- ris, insurgent, who defeated W. M. Stebbins, regular, for the Nebraska Re- publican senatorial nomination, spent $2,600 in his campaign, his account, filed yesterday, showed. All of his fund of $2,900, he reported, except $228, was contributed by indi- viduals living out of the State. Mrs. Gifford _Pinchot of Philadelphia, wife of the Pennsylvania Republican candi- date for Governor, gave $1,000 and Senator Branson H. Cutting of New Mexico gave a like amount. BErths Reported. The following_births have been reported {o the Heaitn Department in_the past 34 nours Elijah C. and Myrtle E. Lee, boy. Luther G. and Wilma L. Smith, boy. Joseph F. and Anna M. Murray, boy. Thomas and Lula Kitsonlis, boy. Marshal and Helen Jenkens, girl. Peter B, and Ellen C. Bissel, girl. Vasilius and Panagiota Chakalakis. girl. Roger M. and Maryland Myers. girl. Thomas W. and Mary M. Burch, girl. Earnest R. and Efe L. Boyer, girl. Harry H. and Martha Haggenmaker, irl Wilbur L. and Lulia Burns, girl. George aid Athena Eliades. girl Dominic_and Estelle E. Crovo, girl. Henry C. and Etta Huff, boy. Sidney and Dorothy A. McCléllan, boy. Norris Freda Weissman, boy. John W. and Lilllan C. Bowles, boy, Michael and Evelyn Mestesky, 'boy. Carl J. and Ruth Hilland, boy. Stanley M. and Ora Swortzell, boy, Miles and Helen Znamenacek. boy. . Martin F. and Mary L. O'Donoghue’ boy. John W. and Erma M. Atchison, boy. Wiiliam P. and Margaret E. Gibbs, boy. Carl O. and Anpa E. Boi Richerd A. and Lina M. s Thomas B. and Pearl Cross, boy. Milton and Lillie Davis, boy. Thomas A. and Elizabeth M. Waters, boy. James A. and Irene B. O'Keefle, boy. Richard and Mary L. Lucas, girl, Carl and Lucille Connelly, twin boys. James and Louise Conner. boy. Frank T. and Edith Green, boy. Howard and Madeline Coates, boy. William and Ophelia_Sheperd. boy. Johnny and Leona Pinkney. boy. James A. and Edmonia_Tilghman. boy. James 8 and Corinne Willlams, girl George B. and Alma E. Godwin, girl Daniel and Carrie Winston, @irl. Raymond and Mary Aikens, girl; John and Wilhelmina Scotf, wirl. John and Viola Holland, boy. + John and Margaret Jones, bo; Marriage. .L—MARTYN. On Thursday, August 14, 30, JANE E. MARTYN to AMr. LUTHER HALL, both of Washing r. Ray Palmer of Chevy Chase ofciating. Beaths. ¥, JAMES D. On Thursda: 1930, at 7:15 p.m., At his resi 3 'st. s.w., JAMES D, beloved hi Cora O in his 80th yea from above address on M: at 2 pm. Interment Cemetery. BADEN, JOHN A. On Priday. August 18, 1930, ‘at 6:45 a.m. at his residence, Beat Pleasant, Md, JOHN A. BADEN, husband of ‘Marian Baden. Notice of funeral hereafter. BARNES. FANNIE, Puneral in~ Congressional 17 Departed this life on Thurs August 14, 1930. at Garfleld Memorial Hospital, 'FANNIE ~BARNES. Remains resting at Barbour Bros.' funeral home, 48 K st. ne. Notice of funeral hexeafter. BARNES, EMMA E. On_Thursday, August 14, 1930, at D.m., EMMA E. BARNES inee Soper), widow of the late Columbus M. Barnes. ' Funeral from her daughter's Tesidence., New Roadway, Marviand Park, Md.. Sunday, August 30 p.m. In< terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Friends and relatives invited to attend. 16° CHILDS, MARY LOWRIE. On Wednesday. August 13, 1930, ut her residence, 5901 Conn. sve. n.w., Chevy Chase, Md., MARY LOWRIE, daughter of the late Rev. Thom- as 8 Childs, D_D. sand Mary Porter Childs. reral services at her late resi- dence on Saturday, August 16, at 11 a.m. Interment (private) Rock Creek Cemetery. EDWARD. On Friday, August at his residence, 1634 Monroe st. ne. EDWARD, beloved husband of Mary E. Coleman. _Funeral from the chiapel of Frank Geier Sons Co.. 1113 Tth st. m.w. on Monday, August 18, at 8:30 8t." Anthony’s’ Church, . at 9 o'clock. Relatives Interment Mount COLEMAN, 15, 1930, August 11,1930, FANNIE COZZENS. loved daushter of Mary Cook and the late Ellis Logan. ~She leaves o mourn their loss two cliildren, 8 mother, w0 slaters, {wo brothers and & host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Moon & Allen’s funeral home 12th st. and Fla. ave. n.w.. and_may be seen at the Ver: ont Avenue Baplist Church at time of neral. which will be held Sunday, Au- 17, at 1:30 pan. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. No_one knows the silent heartache. Only those who have lost can tell Of grief that is borne in For the dear one we lo COZZENS, FANNIE. Officers and mem of 8t. Cecelia Household, No. 8019, G. O. of O. F. please attend the funerai of our P. M. N. G. FANNIE COZZENS, to be held at Vermont Avenue Baptist Church. Vt. ave. and R st. n.%, Sunday. August 17, 1030, at 1:30 p.m. Also eall meeting at Mfs. Brown's residence, 1004 R. I. B Ssturder Augusi 16, at 8 e wear black JULIA _ROBERTSON, M. N. @. BLANCHE COGHILL. W. R. DANDRIDGE, ERNEST. Departed this life on_Wedn: ._August 13, 1030, at 11:45 p.m.. ERNEST DANDRIDGE, oeloved hus- band of Mary Dandridge, loving son of Hattie Dandridge. He 'also leaves mourn their loss two sisters. Mrs. Marle Russell and Mrs. Ethel Critchfield: one brother, Raymond Dandridke, and a host of olhier relatives and friends. Remains Testing at Barbour Bros’ funeral home. 43 K st. m.e. until Priday, A 9 pum. thercafter st his lale residence. 50 Defrees st. n.w. Funeral Sunday, Au- wust 17, &t 1:30 pm. from Galbraith A M. E. Church, 6th st. between L and M 5. n.w. Intermemd Lincoln Memorial Ceinetery. 16 DAVIS, WILLIAM E. August 12, 1930, at 12 noon. at 118 ave. Hagerstown, Md., WILLIAM DAVIS. He leaves three sisters, Mrs. Mai garet_Brown, 1228 O st. n.w. Mrs. Vil cent E. Kelly, 130 Fairmont ave., Bethesds, Md: Mrs Rose Wilkerson of Pitmai N. J. Funeral services Thursday sftel ast ave. Hager Suddenly Tues M. On Thursday, Au- 4:30 wm. in Ithaca, N. . the beloved husband of Elinor Green Dunham. father of Prancis, Cecil. Milton and Jean, brother-in-law of Emily Green Allen. Inierment Lake View Cemetery, Ithaca, N. Y. August 16, at 3 p.m. FUGITT, FRANK P. On Th 3 t 14 1030, 86680 am., at gg‘;fifa'- bt @ a Fusiit (nes. Ol n husba; n of Catherl: Fugitt. Fune: g o S, el ih a5 ed. ‘Interment st "h FUGITT. F. P. Columble | Lode N 73 are hereby notified that they to attend the fugers! Pt B ed F. FUGITT, Bat '. Auguat 16, st 330 pm L ;“M" FRNEST WOODWORTH. Sec® Ormrd: GITT, FRANK P. A special things worth while HOME LAUNDRY Phone AT lantic 2400, U communic: tion of M. M. Parker Lodge, No. 27, F. A. A Mo wil e held ot 145 pan. Augusi . 1630, to attend the al of ‘our late brother, FRANK P, FUG W. H. ROHRMAN, Master. * JOST, WILLIAM F. On_ August 14, 1930. at 3:30 am. WILLIAM F. beloved husband diy Jost. Funeral’from the funeral ome of William H. Scott, 409 8th st.s turday, Ausust 10, at 2:30 i ves . va onday. August 18, | * % Braths. KING, LULA HAMILTON. life 'on 'Thursdny, August 14, 1930, &t her residence, 223 Virginia ave. sw. LULA HAMILTON KING, the beloved dauzhter of the late Lucinda and John Hamilton. the devoted sister of Clara Major of Wild- ®wood, N. J. the loving sister of Mary Butler, affectionate sister of Johnnie Jimmie Hamilton ana friend of Ge Pierce. Notice of funeral later, LEWIS, ELLA MARIA. On Thursday, gust 14, 1930, at 8 a.m.. at her residl 2437 Bth st. n.w., RIA LE devoted wite of Departed thls Au- ence, S! | . Augus 240 Quiney st. n. loved wife of Henry Lunenburg. Funeral services at the First Reformed Church, 13th and Monroe sts. n.w. on Saturday. August 16, at 2 p.m. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. 15 BURG, MAGDALENE. The Ladies' Ald Society of the First Reformed Church will “attend the iuneral of MAGDALENE LUNENBURG. from the church Saturday afternoon, August 16, 1930, ut 2 pm MRS, THOMAS' E. JARRELL, MRS. ANNA ROBERTS, Sec MeCLELLAN. JOHN C. On Friday, Au- gust 15, 1930, at 1 am., at his residence, 906 23rd st. n.w. JOHN C., beloved hus: band of Mary A, McClellan. Notice of uneral hereaiter. 0'CONNOR, THOMAS.. On Wednesday, Au~ gust 13, 1930, at_his residence, 1811 35th st. n.w. THOMAS, son of the iate Daniel and Julia O'Connor_and brother of Daniel Michael and the Rev. James O Conn Funeral from James 'k Clements Sons fu- neral parior, 1241 Wisconsin ave. n.w., 8t 8:30 Saturday morning, thence' to Holy Trinity Church, where inass will be said AL9 am. Interment at Holy Rood Ceme- tery, Pres. 18 August 14, sidence, 1330 1ith st n.w. m., NELLIE F., beloved sister of Harry R. Sisson. Funeral _{rom ht's cnapei, 1337 10th st. nw. day, August 16, at 10:30 am. Friends fully 1nv HERBERT LI On_ Thursd August 14, 1930, at 10 am, at his 1esi dence, 4612 Hunt ave.. Chevi Chase Gar dens,’ Md., HERBERT LESLIE ROYCE, beloved husband of the late Liilie Royce. Funeral from his Iate residence on Satur- 1 p.m. Relatives and aitend. Interment a7~ re- day, Augusi 16, at friends _invited to Glenwood Cemetery. TAYLOR, IDA PAULINE. On Thursd: August’ 14, 1930, at 9:40 p.m., at her resi 123 Pierce st. n.w. alter a loi which she bore ‘with Christs IDA PAULINE TAYLOR. voted daughter of tne lute Elsie Taylor, sister of Sestus and Florence Tavlor, de- voted aunt of La Belle, 1da Mae and Mar- tha Taslor. Notice of funeral nereafter. * WHALEN, MARIE F. On Wedensday. gust 13, 1930, at Sibley Hospital, A ¥. beloved dsughter of Timotny F. and Mary F. Whalen. Funeral from her p enis residence, 902 Cromwell terrace n.e. to St. Martii o saturaay, 15, at 830 am.; thence A5 Church, where mass will be ‘said ai 9 RMount Olivet Cemetery. am. lnterment 15 Members of St. Mar- requested to meet on 1930, at 8 D.m., al the WHALEN, 202 Cromuwell terrace n.e., Lo recite the rosary. PREFECT. WHITE, LEWIS EMORY. On Wednesday, August 13, 1930, at his fesideace, the Cavs aller Hotel, 3500 14th st. n.w., LEWIS EMORY, beloved husband of Ruth Stead- man_White. He is also survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. White: brother, Thomas B., and sisters, Mrs. Elva W. Graham, Mrs. Anna Matler and Mrs. Marvin H. ‘Wesléy. Remains resting at 943 Longfellow st. n.w. Funeral services at the Churck of the Transfiguration on Saturday, August 16, at 2 p.m. 15 WHITE, LEWIS EMORY. Members of La Favette Loage, No. 19, F. A. A. M., are re- quested to attend special commiinication Saturday, August 16, 1930. at 1 p.m. for the purpose of attending the funeralof our late brother, LEWIS EMORY WHITI HARRY B. PITTS, Master. WILLIAMS, WILLIE. Departed this life on Wednesaay, August 13, 1930, WILLIE WILLIAMS' of 118 Francis st. sie. She is survived by one son, two daughiers, one Diece, two sons-in-Taw_and many other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the chapel of the George B. Clarke Co. 141 Florida ave. ne. until 11 am Saturday, August 16, thence to her late residence, ~ Funeral 'Sunda: from Second Baptist Ohuri 3 tween M and N sts. s.w., at 1 p.m. Inter- ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery..” ~ 16 WILSON, MARTHA. On Tuesday, 12, 1930, at the’ residence of her Joshua, 1216 10th st. n.w., MARTHA, loved wife of the mother of Joseph and Joshu Marinda Savage. = She leaves other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. Remains resting at Henry S. Washington's 467 N st. h.w., whers & will be heid at 10:30 am. ist 16, thence fo Oakviile, lar fineral services wili be Relatives and friends in- August August son. funeral home, short servic Saturday. Au Md., where regu held at 1 p.m. vited. WITTGENSTEIN, Thursduy, August dence, 5021 7th st. GENSTEIN, aged & Julia V. Wittgenstein. ler's undertakers SYLVAN, Suddenly, on 14,1930, his_Tesi- nw LVAN WITT- , beloved husband of Funeral from Gaw- establishment, 1750 Pernsylvania ave. n.w., on Sunday. August 17, at 2:30 pm. Relatives and friends in- vifed fo atiend. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. YEADAKER, WILLIAM F. August 141930, at Garfleld =Hoepital, WILLIAM F., husband of the lae Agnes E. Yeadaker' Puneral services at the §. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2001 141 st. | nw. on Saturday. August'is, at 1 pm | Tafiment at Loudon Park Cemsters. Baltimore, M. In Memoriam, HUNT, EDWARD LEE. In memory of my dear husband, EDWARD LEE HUNT, who died two vears ago today. August 15, 1928. Sweet is the memory that will never fa Swect is the grave where he is laid. Part of my life i3 buried deep Under the sod where he sleeps. He suffered hours, yes, months. of pain, To walt for cure, but all in vain Til God alone kilew what wes beit And called him home 10 ret. HIS DEVOTED WIFE, MATTIE U. HUNT. MOORE. ANNA C. In sad and loving mem- ory of our darling mother, ANNA C. MOORE (nee Ferguson). who passed away four years ago today. August 15, 193 You are not forgotter, nor will vou ever be, As"onk "as lite_and remembrance last, always think of thee HER 'LOVING ' DAUGHTERS, MYRTLE AND BERNICE, G . CHARLES E. Tn sad but loviog A Cof it belaved Rlsoand and taiher: CHARLES E. SMARR. who departed this life one year ago today, August 15, 1920. A precious one from us has gone, A voice we doved is stilled: is_vacant in our home, h never_can be WIFE AND CHILDRE! On_Thursday, FUNERAL DIRLCTOR! "“Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 3 SEVENTH ST. N.W Nati Mbtern Chapel 'relepnqng““m'l 2473 SPEARE CO. ccessors ©f nor connected W Speare establish- ment. Phone Prank. 662 H St. NW. Formerly 010 F_St. N Wm. 'H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 413 A BT, N.E. Lincflln osu 'ALMUS R SPCARE Succeed!: oseph F. Birch:s Sons 1623 Ce 3034 M St NoW, ohme wess oons Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924 New York Ave. N.W. District 2008 JOHN R."WRIGHT co. _1337 10th St. N.W. __ Phone North 0047. (‘:.lyde J.wNichols, Inc. W. W. Deal & Co. 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