Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1930, Page 9

wecalgiiMiuens ane s DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist 410 11th St. N.E. 4 Rooms, Kitchen, Bath and Porch, $40 For Coming School Dms' Kiddies’ COATS That Look Like Fur! Genuine. “Timmie Tufts” Camelaines and Beaverlanes Many Have Berets! Soft, warm, sturdy coats that smart little misses from 2 to 14 will love to wear.,.In clever wrappy styles just like big sister’s, with slit pockets, Jeather belts, and buttons. Both light and dark shades. Downstairs Children’s Dept. Mothers, Here’s a Treat! “Timmie Tuft” SQUIRRELANE COATS Excellent imitations of genuine squirrel—warm and durable. In sizes 2 to 6. In sizes 7 to 14. $9.95 $]1.95 Downstairs Children’s Dept. New Fall DRESSES For Girls From 2 to 14 Years Satins, Velvets, Crepes, Jerseys l!yl.d with all the grace and chic of women's dresses. . New flares; boleros, tunic effects, new sleeve treatments, new- necklines and scores of other new details. Rich Fall shades of brown, green, blue and red. Exceptional values. Every frock indi- vidually selected. Down Stairs Children’s Dept. | country, and of Julia Dartnell THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, R. D. KAUFFMANN DIES IN SANITARIUM Funeral Prominent Washington Insurance Man. Rudolph Dartnell Kauffmann, who had at several different times resided in Washington and who had made his home here for the past year, died Tues- day night in a Virginia sanitarium. Funeral services were held at 11 o'clock this morning at the undertaking estab- lishment of Almus R. Speare, 1623 Con~ necticut avenue, the officiating clergy- man being Rev. William L. Mayo of Rock Creek parish. Interment has not been decided upon pending the receipt of advices from his immediate family, who reside in Porto Rico. Attended Central High School. Mr. Kauffmann was born in Lima, Peruy, in 18783, the son of Benjamin Har- rison Kauffmann, then residing in that Kauff- mann. When still a boy he came to this city, where for a number of years he made his home with his uncle, the iate S. H. Kauffmann, president c{ The Evening Star Ne¥spaper Co. During that time he attended Central High Held Today for| Later he attended Wooster “to Peru, h bluinul in that emln when he returned to un Still later he moved w San .msn Pom Rico, and there ey -n‘a'h:;:n in’ the in w e sta; the National member of -y of Masons. Leaves Wife and Two Children. Mr. Kauffmann is survived by his ‘widow, who was Miss Theresa Bages, and by a son and daughter, all now in Porto Rico, and by four sisters, Miss Miriam Kauffmapn, Mrs. J. Herbert Wood and Mrs. Henry Schick of Lima, Peru, and Mrs. Arthur Jones ul Belumoris, Wales. Births Reported The following births have been renorted fo the Health Departmens in the Sast 34 our his vmotu ital. San Juan, and Mary V. Tt A, snd Lols G. Brantiey William B o A0d Sus Edwin L. and Bess “Woodail, K eman W, and Gertrude Mi Aynid M-m\vav Unsing, Th rm‘ lilam an nd Essie Evans. boy. x‘;’-mm ' "and Louise Chinn, boy. ———- Wages in Sweden are being in- creased. Nothing Smarter This Fall Than the Regent Opera Pump In Dull Black Kid Sigmund's Price! $2.95 S AT ST N SRR T 1 T R This shoe is a real classic for Fall 1930 and may be had in either the modified or the round toe . . We wish to especially stress the fact that at S\gmunds you will find this clever shoe in sizes 2% to 8 and in widths AAto C. .. which means that you are sure of being properly fitted. Sigmunds Footwear—Main Floor fi T e =0—— = the other. Fall than ever before. your selection then. Other Suits, $25, $35, $40 and $45 l EISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F STS. Buy Now—Get First Choice of These NEW FALL SUITS Most Unusual Values for Saturday . .. *30 Convenient Terms if Desired . Style is the main feature of these clothes. There is style in their cut, their patterns, their models. And with so much style is quality. One is useless w1th0ut " The Price is right, too. You get more value this We're open Saturday, -make 2 FRATERNITY GIVES. | [ e weaTses | BADGE T0 HUGHES Chief Justice Has Served Three Terms as President of Delta Upsilon. Charles Evans Hughes, Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, tonight will be presented with a jeweled badge of the Delta Upsilon Fraternity at a banquet at Wardman Park Hotel, where' delegates from 55 collegiate chapters and more than 100 alumni are holding the ninety-sixth annual con- vention of the fraternity. Fifty years ago the young man who was to attain international fame at- tended his first convention of Delta Upsilon as a delegate from the Brown University chapter. During that con- vention he drew up a resolution on be- half of the fraternity indorsing the candidacy of James A. Garfleld, then president of Delta Upsilon, who was at that time a nominee for President of the United States. Since then Chief Justice Hughes has served three terms as president of Delta Upsilon, Duzm.hhu administration he signed the -charters of 25 chapters of the fraternity. In addition to Chief Justice Hughes, speakers at the banquet intlude the following alumni members of the fra- ternity: Secretary of Agriculture Ar- thur M. Hyde, Pruldcnt Percival D. Hall of Gallaudet College and John L. O'Brian, assistant to the Attorney Gen- eral. Representative George R. Stobbs will be toastmaster. Warren C. DuBois, an officer of the fraternity, will present the badge to the Chief Justice. Business sessions and sightseeing tours again marked the program of the convention today. APPOINTED E.XECUTORS FOR WYVILL ESTATE Widow and Son of Deceased Qual- ify When Will Is Probated at Marlboro. By & Staft Correspondent of The Star, UPPER MARLBORO, Md. Septem- ber 5—Mrs. Alberta F. Wyvill, lidov\ of Joseph V. Wyvill, and Samuel A. Wyvill, his son, were appointed -execu~ tors of Mr. Wyvill's estate by the Orphans Court when his will was filed for Irobcte this week. The executor's troit, El P was set at $2,000. The court ssued letters of adminis- tration to Lansdale G. Sasscer in the estate of Isaac Parker, bond at $2,500. Letters testamentary were ssued to Sasscer as administrator and to George G. Goldsmith and James 8. Goldsmith, as executors, in the estate of Gearge | N, A. Goldsmith, whose will was also ad- mitted to probau. Bond In the case was set at $2,500. Deaths l.?—eporteci following_deaths h u,"h.. BN De;:nm i The 'fiffz"'z“ I“fl Henynn t. t 320 Kearney st Crome, 61, 26th and Bunker Hili 1 Gunderhel h - W? s yer elmer. 4, George Washing. oseph, W. Austi, it 25, National Homeo- 04, 8t. Elizabeth’s Hospital. 53, Home for Aged, Blue Annte Foster, 37, Freedmen's Hospit, eedmen’s Hos ura Johnson, 21, lian M. Butfer, zabeth Est. 1883 ONUMENTS Smanehly nd Sax Guaranteed.” Frises WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO., Inc. ws now Yori VP RW. 5 Ha. a0, _ neat gray cloth casket, plain and dignified, with the whole funeral— Cars, Hearse And Al Only The same service as the hi; iced funerals, with no extra chi for chapel. musie, 1f desired our pipe In Case of Death Call THE GREATER W.W.Chambers Co. 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Phone Columbia 0432 Where the Best Costs Less Think of quality; sole consideration. setting the Pd FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1930. THE WEATHER cloudinul !nllvved hy lho'm uu to- 13-YEAR-OLD BOY DIES Special Dispatch to The Star. night or tomorrow; somewhat cooler to- | f; morrow afternoon and nl(m, gentle to mndm!- south shifting to northwest morrew; warmer in night; somewhat cooler tomorrow after- noon; moderate south shifting to north- west, ‘winds. Mostly cloudy with local Mnryhnd— LR g west portion to- Vit showers tonight or tomormw, m;nny warmer in south ; cooler in north pomnnmaw afternoon; moderate east shifting to south and (# southwest West Virg! ml&—meuumg cloudiness followed by showers late tonight and to- morrow; warmer in extreme west por- tion; cooler tomorrow. Record for Twenty-Four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 83; 8 p.m., 76; 12 midnight, 70; 4 am., 63; 8 am., 66; 12 noon, 81. Barometer—4 pm., 30.13; 8 pm, 30.13; 12 midnight, 30.15; I am, !0 13; 8 a.m., 30.14; 12 noon, 30.0 nghuz tempernure. 55, occurred at 4:15 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 59, occurred at o Temperire same da so— peratures nme te & year aj Highest, 81; lowest, 7 L5 Tide leh (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetlc Survey.) y—Low tide, 12:26 am. and 12: sa pm high tide, 6:08 am. and 6:37 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 1:13 am. and 1:40 p.m.; high tide, 6:53 a.m. and 7:20 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:39 aim., sun sets, 6:34 pm. Tomormw—sun rises 5:40 am, sun sets 6:32 p, Moon ruufi 50 p.m., sets 2:57 am. Condition of the Water. Potomac River Clear, Shenandoah River little muddy. ‘Weather in Various Citles. Atls :I gl‘l antic Baltimore, 3 Birminghas Blamarck, Kb 30 Boston, Mnu 2228252458 ., P 2383822882 g 3s S senre e RS IS Py 38333 14 FOREIGN. (1 a.m., Greenwich tims pain. (Noon, Green Horts (Fayal), Azo (Current Hamllton, Bermuda San Juan, Porto Rico.... Havana, Colon, Part eloudy Part cloudy Part cloudy Cloudy ‘What, No Bathing Suits? RIO DE JANEIRO, September 5 (#). —Girls of 26 nations wear dresses in all phases of a beauty contest in prog- ress here, street dm evening gown: and the like. There is no display o( bathi suits. FOUND. DOG— Yunn!l German police dog. Oall Met- ropolitan 6! Anij EoR.69% AT Sy Aogal fo LOST: BAR Ffi a:.mna. platinum; shopping dis- 8y pm. " Liberal ‘rewara, | Write Axdmore, Monteomery BICYCLE. in front of Madame Q’Ul Golf Gourse, ednesday ‘nighi; lber reward. [ Ufl; DA.'—XC HVwIIa !'fll"lillln"l‘l;-llmhngxfld;- n oSy B AR 1f Toliirned to. ¥. W O, A. i KODAK, No. 043; reward.Esther m, Apt. 603, 1828 New Hlmpthlrr el Penn. oy, color m-ho-- to name Topsy. ITY PIN, pearl, In itials on back; reward. el HANDBAG, biack leather, conhmlnx Toney, keys, valtiable paver Will’ finder please re is on sev Tef benring. Wrons - addr moved to 3534 10th_s! KEVS. between M. Ry, Bulline on 15th d_6_o'clock. Dist. 5086. IOOK. " black™ Teather: riving license and valuable 527 Decatur st. niaining avers. n.w., Normi RITE RING, 3and degtee_mark- Soutn dismond of the Ellipge W d Roberts, N Hosglia, ‘Washington. D TEN-DOLLAR BILLS (3): gust or st in, Sept W _a! - A TCH, white g8 Walthem, with chain” gnd \mue on Rock 2™ tennis Thus Return’ to cfi‘ ard %c‘rlendum Wehivon st. Bow.” Cotum First don’t let price be the If our serv- ice was merely low in price, we would not feel that we had much to offer.’ It is only because of the high L will be held Sun- day morning at u o'clock at Coles- ville, Md. P S S SRR Gets Kaiser's Carriage. POTSDAM, Germany, September 5 /) —An eight-horse carriage, used by | Wilhelm Hohenzollern on state occa- sions, is to carry Ras Tafarl at his coronation in Abyssinia November 2. It has been sold for $6,000, crated and shipped. Marriage Licenses. ber | l l Oflllurd. I!. lnd Alice D. Cal- 8, . Kn\'l: 2 Clevi el-nd, Ohio, snd A Dunln. 18, this city; Judse 2L, and Dbrothy M. Allan' F. Poor ‘A" Cottey, 36, Nashviile, Tenn., and_ Gertrude K. Srmalle 24, this City: Hev. Harvey B, h. B, Millard, 21 and Mildred L. Jor- Rev. Alexander Willbank 2%, 'and Edna Holt, 31; Rev. 4nd Pauline E. Web- B Evis L. Jett, 20 , this city, and Laura: ‘s Hill, Va.; Rev. Hence 30, Havans, Cuba, and 0%, Hochesters N, Vi Rey. A 3. Wi Ro 1, apd Marion R Cox, ou mm of Richmond, Va.; Rev. Allan F. % 30, and Theima O. 1, " Gertrude 5 H. P A Thomas 5, this city, and Kathryn W. Albaush, 35, Hanover, Pa.; Rev. Leon Shea Mnunce €. Hm. 19, and Rhelma Jones, 19 Rev. W. Manol Raben "L, ognner. 46, and Hattle E. Neal, 3; Battle. ewton 'E, Sirite 26, Clear Spring, Md., gnd Alice k. Kitchin, P fhast U Hatvey B. Smi Heiman 1t Boriin, 25, Balttmore, %44 gnd Payline ernak, 22, Brooklyn, N. Johnaon, 35, ln&llnrkm J. Ed- ames Dobrowolski, nd_Helena E. B i B Wine n V. Abbot Wiusca D, Razics 4 Gapenart, 62 Jol chmtoflel % ances J. Scott, Ketter: Pifeher. 23; ey, Jonh Herman Bradshaw, Peterson, 21 K PRinds . Wi 3 Oran. flfé-'x':'fi'. 35, ks m& Ush, 20; Rev. wii ui_.na Claire H. Cranmer, r0ods, o5 Cprataing woodg @arda of Thanks HARRIS, LILBERN; JACKSON, ALLIE. I wish to thank my many friends and reis- ¢ sympathy gna".'f'.’m 1 omm, uu pal recto; olls, unring effore & n u}(m (Sobers MoGuire. "1 am stncerely a : . 'alnnn, GRACE NELSON. * SEWELL, CHARLES A. To the many friends of our dear fatner and husband, Dr. QHARLES A, e extend out vt “and" sincerest. chanks snd clation for the many ' kindne: during our recent bunu_‘@flm TUBMAN, DANIEL. To 4 9f our, deat ather, DA sporeciation _for the _kindne uring our recen aveme . AND MRS. WILLIAM Braths. ‘-'?P E. ?gfluundu ntgmber 3 % 55, Powies: 2018 Columpia tertace. hwe, Was He ¥as emploved, as "iusitor at” Micfarland Juntor High School = Puneral Ssturd B ™ inetal” paiio or"’ attoviie, "§u Relatives "wnd tends tmvited. > BURRISS, JAMES W. On et neb T :! at_his residence. near Col !!Vfll! M JAMES W, o Burris, I {?ud pusban mber 6, Lavalii chu;fih BOWLES, rom Methoatst Pihterment cemetery. CALLAHAN, TIMOTHY §. On Wednesday. September 3, 1930, at his residance 14 3 Shuren, ald at mfmu invited" to attend. 'Interment at Rood Cemetery. k Suddon!{ on Thurs- lmlr’enu saturday, ep at Relafives and friends. nvmd Intermeni at Congressional Cemef DORSEY, ROSA CLAIII On_Thursday. DI % at her riday fler s Fesidence. runerl ‘day," ‘septemi 8, ot 8:30 om' Caivary Episcopal Thtermént . Linooln’ Memorial xmdl: omit nonu DORSEY, ROSA. The Tinjey =Phullls Wheatley soel:t‘slnnnunul the death of ;e ROBA DO rch. Gemetery. Eoicopal ohuren. i .nd MARGARET 8. BYRD, Rec ELLIS, ALICE v, on Wednesday, Sevtem. 5 1930, at her regidencer 66 New TEREIR" Selove SOK; . Sec. FEENEY, MARY ELIZABETH. On Wedrm- oer 3, 1930, at 4 p.m, MARY ELIZABETH FEENEY (nee Preston), widow of Richard Feeney and sister of Oliver and Henry Preston. Fuenral from the fesidence o her niece Mrs. O 253 KUSE. Tre on Satuirday, September 8. pRemaing Tesiing et irnest Ji ‘h 432 Punlul aotice later: On Tuesday mmbn 2, 193 n'ua at Pr 3 . pital HNSON. Bite. o Biouen n:m foss a mother and two Funeral Sunday, Bt s, a Zion Hill Baptist cnnrch. otsyivania: Va. Priends invited. on_Thur LEIVEAR, JOMN HORACE. n Sam Dllflnl- ‘!td n Itlri gmnnlh flemnmx at the home of llll parents, Ager rd., Hyattsville, Md (Green Hil Farm). _Funeral from colnv) e Churrh Sunday, September 7, at a.m. Priends and reiatives invited. No matter how great our lo: No matter how great our Doesn't_ heaven seem brighter To know our son is there? FATHER AND MOTHER. 6 % On Tuesday, Sep. b Lk, LUNSFORD. HARMON ospital, RD, this nAnu. MATTIE. Departed this m- ‘Thureday, september 4, 1430, at her resi- dence, 118'2 M s "M, KELL, the ‘Gevoteq wite of Joseph Makell mother of Gretcnen, Vivian, Herndon, Piccola, Everdean, Juanita and vin_Makeil, sister of Meille Chap: fobert Campveir’s fu st s.w. Notice of funeral iater. McCLURE, EFFIE L. Suddenly, on Fridsy, Beptember 5, 1930, at the nome of her daughter, Mrs, W, Bmith, 4107 Leland ., Chevy Ci d.. L. Me- SLURE 1A hor Skt Miin yent: Rémates festine” at the ‘Colonial funerai home. of imphrey, Rockville, Md. Notice of funeral later: NEWMAN, BENJAMIN F. ‘ Departed this life Wednesday, September 3, 1330, at his home, “at ‘mantown, Md', BENJAMIN o beloved husband of Dorothy Newman and devoted father of J. E. George T. John F. and Henrietta Newman and Mar- tha Fleet. He also leaves to mourn their loss two brothers and a host of other b Funeral services and interment September 6, at 1 p.m., at Ger- mantown, Md. OCTOR, CHARLES. = Suddenly, on_ Sep- tember 3, 1030, at 11:10 a.m.. at Provi- demee mospital, CHARLES BROCTOR: e voted husband of Hester Proctor, loving father of Edith Louise, Harold and Pauline Proctor; son of Sylvester and Margaret Proctor. brother of Mrs. Emma Brown, Mra Nors Swan. Sylvester, Adrian, Ruby and Bert Proctor. He also leaves a host of other relatives and frien s Church, Upper Marlboro, Md. PHOEBE MILES. On Wodnud-or eepumlm 3. 1930, at her Tesidence, 45 14th_st. MILE! ROESKE, EMILY LOUISE. September 4, 1930, at her residence. i Marviand ave, Hyattaville, Md. EMILY LOUISE, beloved daughter of Robert and Anna Roeske. age 11 years. Funeral from her lnte ‘residence on Saturday. Septem- ber 6, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends in- “Inferment Prospect Hill Cemetery, on 'nmua-y‘ a R beloved wifs O Witiam G Foss. devored eou-ln of Mary . Jones and Irene E. Broadnick. Re- mains resting ot her lai Funeral bart ting. Interment SCOTT, GEORGE Suddenly, on Thur '1930, at s, Tesidence, GEORGE W. o Puncral servives Bundas. Beptem: ber %, at Peoria, xi’l‘ st Sudden- EXAN- uj of Mar: uh mu oeners, “notice. at Cuners hereafter. In Memortam. SASReAS the .P.im St taS aens WINCY B éfl fl" () Geparted (ihis life ninsteen years ugo to- R B Shick MmN AUGHTER, OARRIE D. AND F. P Vg Temembrance D loving remembrance B’RwKJ 31'4' 5 ‘who FANNIE G. dn g beloved son an daushe and the late John H. Br God u His own nm-pm-r And He will mal HOLTZSCHEITER, BEULAH DORIS. memory _of my belaved niece, DORIS HOLTZSCHEITER. She fs not dead—the child of our affee- ion— ere sl tection, And Christ Himself doth rule. In that ereat clolster's stiliness and se- 85" gusrdian_angels led, SI(D {lrom temptation, ollution, 8he lives Whom we call dead. )'nt as & child we -"f behold her, r I h nnmn mbraces we again enfold her !hl will not be a child, But a fair maiden in her Pather's man- safe from sin's sion, thed with_celestial_srace, mfl: beautiful with all e ‘soul's Shall ‘we behold her face. AUNT DAISY. * PARKER, RUBY LYONS. In sad but lovi remembrance of my dear and only d;ul 1929, in Orange Omln" (I In_the beautiful he In l}‘ e life ther- s t !eme' ere in O fl%r:ll ’lrden. For tg.l': world hn no charm that my soul M3 Tlome s up on hu 1 want 0 Join in that e-vnnly ghote And see my daughter when 1 w NELY SOTHER: MARIE, MONT, MAE F. STEEP ln Joving, re- P embratee o my deur d Er STEEP PYEMONT, who d % Yed his life years ago today, September 5, 1919. oday recalls the memory 1t 8 love rest, And those ‘Who think of her today Are those who loved her best. HER DEVOTED MOTHER AND HOME- FOLKS. . WILDY, ADDIE. In loving semembranc of our dear wife and mother, WILDY. who departed this life one year ag0 today, September 5, 1929. FAMILY. * 3035t MRamtives and Triends. mvit Interment Glenwood Cemetery. . ELIZABETH. _The officers, and ‘members of Triumph Goune No. 8, Daughters of America, are request to attend é': funeral nf Sister ELIZAB! FEENEY Sat mber . rday. Septemi at her late residerce 223 K s terment vond pSemste éouneuov J. W, scnw! Recretars.” FIELD, ROXY BARTLETT JUDSON. On irsdns, September 4. 1533, st the home of her sin. Orin Judion Fleld, Kensing: ton, Md., ROXY idow of aemes de , in her ninety-second year. urday, September 6, at 4 pm. h Colonial sr ind_ Williams Tnferment Blue Rapids, Kans. FORD, ALFRED. Departed this life Wed- ay, seplemhr !.’léllfl. at P‘reedmcn FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS, C. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_ LIIIEOB 0372 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Modern Ghaner, Teipnone National 2473 V. L. SPEARE CO. er the successors of nor co vnnlz o orisnal Wy R. .fis "N.W. ’hm" n.nokrmmy 940 F St. N.W. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H ST. NE. Lincoln 0524 e Septembe: 30 p.m. from th Shove Tunetai. home. | Interment Lincgln Memorial Cemetery. GARRETSON. ANNIE_ L. On Thursday. Sevtember 4, 1930. ANNIE L. beloved wi e Reimaing restin cl Sch 5 Punenl prmu Shugeh, i e Tnie {‘mvm at Chure] this ter ?nrg.mnta ste, n.y em! Oakwood cememy. Fglu HAMILTON, RACHE! Deo 'y ln '.!Illb'r 3, O HAMTLTON. nesd i 1 yeal o 'mourn thelr 1o & Husand: four sons, one aister. four arted 1930, Brothers Modern_Chapel ALMUS R SPEARE Succeedir e U at20 Original W. R, ‘Spears Co. Joseph F. BirEE Son: 3034 M St N \\ " Fhon e Wesf Eatasiished 1661 Established 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1837 10th 8t. N.W. _Phone North 0047. quality of our service, which we offer for as little as $125, that we feel we have something to talk about—something in which the general public is interested. nd' a host of other reiatives and friends. Remains resting at 020 4oth Bl nw. Funeral services will be held andall Memorial M. . Chureh Sund, Beptember 7, at 2 D. 2 0 8 M. On Wednesd: e ":é‘m] .u\unf' M., bel ml"w'-'gl o W, W, Dcal & Co. 816 H ST NE. LINCOLN 8300 Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4200 9th St N.W. Col. 6324 J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM -+ 332 PA. AVE N.W. NATIONAL 1384, 1388 you do not wish to pay cash OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT on these convenient terms $25 Suits, $5 Down, $2.00 Week or $8.00 Month $30 Suits, $5 Down, $2.50 Week or $10.00 Month $35 Suits, $10 Down, $2.50 Week or $10.00 Month dence arry 8. Harvey, . 8ies Sorine ne‘ Siiver sprm., M, Saturday, Septem iy Do Retat lvn“-na :'f-na. mn' -l' T‘.m Grace Cnurch Cemetery, Wood m'. CHARLES 'fl...r- 8 flfl'nl'. sday, September 1930, fi.‘"'.'""" iu?nfn" ARLES ROBERT, wved husband of Helen Howison, of 131 o 01 CEMETERIES. GLENWOOD CEMET Efi? Vaultage, §5 per mo clfluhum‘lhlunh. FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude ros, 1212 A Dttt exseman GEO. C. SHAFFER FE PRiCes Jfl"sffll AR Open Evemines - Jdth & o hon une: " Bervices b al Chi '('):m'l‘hund'l‘yl. Sep! nm- lence Cameron ORTH TBEAL FUNERAL HOME or rgference, HAsk your neighbor 816 H STREET,'N.E. PHONES: INCQI.N 8200-820! 'h‘rdly. l"m .+ Alexsndria Ve { il