Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1930, Page 7

NDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, 930—PARY ONE. - EVERY SUITE OF F URNITURE—R-E-D-U-C-E-D $10 CASH DELIVERS ANY OUTFIT Your unrestricted choice! . . . every fine suite has been included in the drastic reductions .v. TOO MANY SUITES! And, because we are forced to reduce stocks . . . sharp price cuts have been made. AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A FINE SUITE AT A GREAT SAVING! 10-Piece Bed Room Outfit ‘Walnut finished, on assorted woods, Has fancy decora- tion on all large pleces. Bed, dresser, vanity, chest, spring, $98,00 mattress, 2 pillows, bed lamp and colored rayon pillo Complete outfit ......... 8-Piece Walnut Outfit ‘Walnut-veneer suit on hardwood. Has good cabinet work and ranteed to give satisfaction. Bed, Hollywood ,vanity, nice size dresser and chest without deck, comfortable spring, mattress and 2 pillows. Complete outfit. 10-Piece Venetian Mirror Bed ¢ Suite Complete Genuine_ walnut veneer over hardwood. f with center drawer guide’ Has maple oyverlay and handsomely ted. Hand- rubbed finish. = Has large 50-in. dresser, full size llywood vanity, chest, bed, all-cotton mattress, coil spring, 2 pillows, bed lamp and rayon pillow. - Actual $195 value. : Special in this sale at this low price.. b \SS} St _ 1N iy ' 16-Pc. Walnut-Finished Dining Room Outfit This suite finished in walnut with other cabinet woods. Has large Buffet,-China Cabinef, Extension Table, Enclosed Server, 5 Side and 1 Hest Chair, uphol- s oo stered in velour. A Buffet Mirror and 5-piece Con- 98' sole Set complete outfit................... . Windsor Bed, Complete $ 2 2 .95 Has 9 fillers in head and foot board. A coil spring and all-cotton mattress completes the outfit. SN2 3 Mv-‘”%- Speciai Oc:nional Table Living Room Outfit Has large settee, button-back chair and club chair, covered in jacquard velour all over. Reversible spring-filled cushions. No tassels. An occasional table, s 00 junior shade, stick and 2 * pillows. Complete outfit.... 6-Piece Mohair Outfit ‘This outfit consists of large settee, club chair and button-back chair, cov- ered in genuine mohair, outside back in velour. No tassels. A suite that has sold for lots more money. An oc- casional chair, smoker and magazine rack in- s cluded at this remark- ably low price..... Genuine 3-Piece Kroehler Bed-Davenport Suite, $129.00 Has s genuine Kroehler bed. club and button-back chair in high-grade Jacquard velour with reversible spring-filled _cushions. It occasional chair or Cogswell desired in place of one of the chairs, same can be ar- ranged. Genuine Walnut Dining Room Quthit A suite of the better kind at a special price for this outfit sale. Made of genuine walnut veneer over hardwoed. The overlays are all matched. The cabinet work is what you would expect in a high-priced suite. A 60-in. buffet, china cabinet with drawer, extension table, inclosed server, 5 side and host chairs, all covered in jacquard velour. s A handsome buffet mirror included at no additional cost. Complete for .. o .y 9x12 Tapestry Rugs .... 9x12 Velvet 9x12 Axminster Rugs Complete Day-Bed A Day-bed of the better type. One motion and the bed is open. Mattress is roll edge with flounce and covered in a 314.95 9x12 Super Axmin- ster Rugs Throw rugs and smaller room size rugs at proportionate prices. T S OF tonne. $26.50 value. $1.00 Delivers Any Rug Special at . Chair $6:95 Rayon Spread $6.45 Exquisite, heavy, scalloped rayon taf- feta spread in Tich embossed pattern and embroidered with & French_flower basket. Complete with rayon illow_to_match. RITES FOR ADMIRAL BAIRD WEDNESDAY {Veteran, 87, to Be Buried With Both Military and Masonic Honors. Funeral services for Rear Admiral George Washington Baird, 87 years old, U. 8. N., retired, who died at his home, 1505 Rhode Island avenue, yesterday, will be conducted at the chapel of Joseph Gawler’s Sons, 1754 Pennsyl- vania avenue, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Dr. John C. Palmer will offi- ciate. Interment will be in Arlington Ceme- tery, with full military honors and Ma- sonic rites at the grave. The Masonic | ceremony will be by the Grand Lodge | of Masons of the' District of Columbia, | of which Admiral Baird was the oldest past grand master. Admiral Baird installed the electric Government ship of any nation to have such apparatus. He also installed the | first electric lighting system in the | White House and in other public build- ings around Washington. Inventor of Note. An inventor of note, Admirsl Beird invented the fresh-water distiller, evap- orator and other machines that bear his name. He also designed the first capstan engine used in the Navy. In- addition, he is credited with having in- vented the system of ventilating ships by drawing the air out from below decks. In his capacity as engineer he also had a prominent part in the de- velopment of many high-powered ship cngines and other equipment. Admiral Baird had the distinction of being one of the first nine persons ap- pointed to the District of Columbia Board of Education, under the present method of appointments by the justices of the District of Columbia Supreme Court, in 1906. He was immediately elected president, making him the first president_of the board under the new system. Prior to 1906 the board mems bers were appointed by the District Commissioners. Admiral Baird was past president of the District of Columbia Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, & member of the American Society of | Engineers, the Washington Society of Engineers’ and the Soclety of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers. He also was a member of the Cosmos Club and in January, 1922, he was appointed ia member of Perry’s Victory Memorial Commission. o Masonic Grand Master. He served as grand master of the Grand Lodge of Masons in the Dis- trict of Columbia in 1896. In addition to being the oldest living past grand master, he was affiliated with various other Masonic bodies and in 1906 was |elected a thirty-third degree Mason. { He was past master of Hope Lodge, No. |20, F. A. A. M., having served as mas- ter in 1883; was past high priest of Arch Masons, and a member of Wash- ington Commandery, Knights Templar, At the time of his death he was chair- man of the committee on correspond- ence of the Grand Lodge of Masons, having served in that office since 1900. Admiral Baird was appointed to the Navy as a third assistant engineer in 1862. Due to his engineering ability, | he was appointed second assistant en- gineer In 1866 on the U. S. S. Sham- rock. In 1869 he was stationed at Mare ‘Island, Calif. In 1892 he was promot- fed to the grade of chief engineer and |in 1899 was transferred to the line in | the Navy, with the grade of com mander. " He was made & captain in | 1902. | _He was retired in 1905 and on April |13, 1911, he was commissioned on the | retired Iist with the rank of admiral, | under the act of March 4, 1911, to date | from the time of his retirement. | Civil War Veteran. During the Civil War he served on WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO. 48 N. Y. Ave, N.W. in To'n.. s4.00 Col. 0432 W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Phones } Adams 10341 | is Efficient Always so effi- cient, even to the minutest de- taill Ready day or night to a t and help you. JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 Funeral Parlor, Private Ambu- lance and Livery in Conmection Solid metal casket. Com- plete funeral. The kind that i charged double the price. CHAMBERS' : $295 PRICE Tow. lete, $75 ONLY. Also funerals Best steel vaults made, iy $85 Nothing Else to Pay for 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 plant in the U. S. S. Albatross, the first | { Washington Centennial Chapter, Royal | T |in the West Gulf blockade and took part in more than 20 engagements. While serving as chief engineer in the Navy he was for a time stationed at the Navy Yard here. Shortly before the Spanish-American War he was assistant superintendent of the State, War and Navy Building and later superintendent. Admiral Baird was a deep student and authority on many scientific sub- jects, on which he had written a num- ber of articles. Several articles by him were about his own inventions. He was the third oldest admiral on the retired list of the Navy. Rear Ad- miral Benjamin Franklin Day, who was born on January 16, 1841, and now lives at Buena Vista, Va. is credited with being the second oldest admiral on the retired list, the first place being held by Rear Admiral John Lowe, who was born on December 11, 1838, and makes his home at Biddeford, Me., but has been living recently in Washington. | | THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and con- tinued cool; tomorrow fair. Maryland and Virginia—Fair and continued cool today: tomorrow in- creasing cloudiness; not much change in_temperature. West Virginia—Fair today; Monday increasing cloudiness; not much change in temperature. Record for 24 Hours. 4p.m, 6! ‘Highest, 67; lowest, 52. Relative humidity—8 a. m., 63; 2 p. m., 28; 8 p. m., 36. Rainfall (8 p. m. to 8 p. m.), none. Hours of sunshine, 11.7. Per cent of possible sunshine, 100. Sun rise, 6:07; sun sets, 5:47. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 59; lowest, 46. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) | Today—Low tide, 12:46 a. m. 1:06 p. m.; high tide, 6:22 a. m. 6:49 p. m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 1:31 a. m. 1:46 p. m.; high tide, 7:03 a. m. 7:25 p. m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun_rose, 6:07 a. m.; sets, 5:46 p. m. o Tomorrow—Sun rises, 6:08 a. m.; sun sets, 5:44 E m. Moon rises 5:04 a. m.; sets, 3:51 p. m. Automobile lamps to be lights - half hour after sunset. G Weather in Various Cities. ~Temperature.— Prectoi- HMax. Min. _ tation.8 urday.night. s in y.n D 8p.m. i T and and and and Acheville, N. ©. Atianta, Ga Atlantic City, N.'J. Beitimore, Md, Birmingham. Al marck. N. Da Cincinnati, Cheverne, Cleveland. Davenport. Denver, Colo, Des Moines. Tow: Detroit. Mich.. Duluth. Minn. El P: Jacksonville, Fla. Kansas City. Mo. Little Rock. Al Los ‘Angeles, Loutsville, Ky Maraquette, Mich. Memphis, ' Tenn. | Miami, Fla.. | Mobile, Ala.’""" | New Orteans. Lo New York, N. Y. North Platte. Nebr Omaha. Nebr. Philadeiphia. Phoenix. 'Ari Plttsburgh, Pa.. Portland, Me Portiand. Ore. . Salt Lake City. U t. Louis. Mo. | 8" Paul.” Minn. | San" Antonio, Tex San Diego, Calit.: 8an_Francisco, Calii Santa Pe. | Savanna) | Seattle, Springfl | Tampa oledo. Vicksbura. M, i WASHINGTON, D. G €1 Pa. ELEEERE b _I Hagerstown Restricts Junk Yards. HAGERSTOWN, Md, October 4 (Special) —Junk yards cannot be es- tablished within the corporate limits of Hagerstown in the future without the consent of the Mayor and Council, according to an ordinance just adopted. Births Reported. Samuel tolo, eirl. Jean M. 1 Louls W. Albert L. John and Laverne Baddy. girl Laurence and Inez M. Robinson, girl. George and Viola Howard. girl. Willie and Berths Slydeli, siri Sherman L. and Irene Henson. girl. Elbert F. and Beulah Cox, boy. Lawrence and Olivia Banks. boy. Archie L. and Thelma E. London, boy. Marriage Licenses. London, 28, Altoona, Pa., and this city; Rev. J. A. Manning. David_B. Paul, 49, Charlotte, N. C. | Maud Fellheimer, 43, this city:’ Rev o) 2 orris J. MacGresor, 37, and Lauretta | Cleary. 24: Rev. John W. Dowling Edward . Kemper, 43, Chevy Chase, Md., and Marion von Bubam, 30, this city; Rev. Lawrence J. Kilkenny Kenneth Hackett, 30, this city, and Julia R. Buman, 19, Baltimore, Md.; Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson. William H. Terry. 3 liver, 21; Rev, W. H. Brooks. Sholom K- Fishbein, 23, Baltimore, Md., and Bessie ' Berman, 20, this city; Judge Robert E. Mattingly. Adelbert W. Harris, 24, Ballston, Va., and Nettle M. Beale, 25, this city; Rev. Allan P, aore Willilam K. Dickey. 23, Springfield, G and Helen B. Randall, 23, Alexandria, Va. Rev. Allan F. Poore. Albert R. Stewart, 34, and Helen M. Sin- clair, 27: Rev. John Temple. John J. Hartke, 26, and Ellen’ M. Doody, 26, Rev. T. McCarthy Cassius M. Krouse, 45, and Anna K. Gill. 26, both of Kensington, Md.; Rev. Edward ©. Clark. Ralph ‘W. Fondersmith, 30, and Mary G. Sampson, 28; Rev. W. 8. Abernethy. Frank Peak, 26, and M Lee, 25; Rev. 3. T. Harvey. . Jacob _O. Weakley, 29, and Rosemond V. Dixon, 34 both of Takoma, Md.: Rev. Al- fred H. Terry. Arnoid L. Gutkin, 23. and Tda C. Zelditch, 20, both of Baltimore, Md.; Judge .Robert ' RoberiE Clayton, 45, and i E. Clayton, 45, and Louise M. Grooms. 33, both of Richmond, Va.; Rev. F. 24, and Louise F. W, _Johnson. both of Hopewell, Va.;. Rev. F. Robert 8. Ruth M. Weamer, 22, nd Marguerite Tol- Willlam B Williams, Vassar, 23, W._Johnson. FOR LOST ANIMALS appl; T League 340 Marviana: aver sow. Hei WRIST WATCH_Lady's dress Box 49-V. Star ofice " VAl LOST. BOOK OF POETRY_On Baltimore bus, Oc- tober 4: valuable as keepsake. Finder kindly call Davidson. Hof Dupont, North 2 rd BULL TERRIER, Monday eve, brown and white, male; tag No. 2505. Reward. Return 610 3rd st. n.w. P DOG—German police, answers to name Buddy: light tan. Liberal reward if returned to owner. 1021 Col. rd. n.w. Adams 8066. 5* EYEGLASSES, gray case, Tuesday evenin Call Lin. 4764-J after 6 p.m. Reward. 5% FRANKLIN wire wheel and tire, between Que and L on Conn. ave. 'ward. 717 17th st.n.w._Met. 8184. 5 FUR NECKPIECE—-Dark fox. Generous re- ward. Potomac 0348. GERMAN POLICE DOG. name Lady, vicinity 14th and Park rd.; thin from iliness. Tele- phone Adams 258! Reward. GLASSES_Tortolse shell rim: Saturday morning, Kann's or downtown sho!pplnl dis- trict. 'ward. Phone North 2095. e KEY CASE—Around 18th and Califosnia sts. | Thursday evening. Finder please call Lin | 8649. Reward. .4 | MONEY—September 30; salary of 350, be- tween 14th and B sts. s.w. and Center Mar- ket, crossing the Mall. Robert Berry, 631 Gresham place n.w. Liberal reward. . PEKINGESE, black, October 2, in Edgemoor or Bethesda. Reward for return or infor- mation. Wisconsin 3176. PIN—Eastern Star, small white gold filigree bow knot. emblem on top: at East Gate Temple. ~Reward. ~ Col. 5081. SHELL-RIM EYEGLASSESLady's: button attachmen! Priday night, !“pumhr 26, either in Fox Theater or on l4th st. car. Finder please call Adams 2037-J. . ‘TORTOISE SHELL oumu—snumu[ In'l on 14th_st.: child’s echinchil coat, light brown, October 3, Tivoll Theater. Adams 59. Reward. WRIST WATOH—Lads s__Finder please call Miss Heilig, Col. 5540, Reward. f\ Ad- « A7 FOUR GET COMMISSIONS District of Columbia Residents Take Posts in Reserve Corps. Four more residents of the District of Columbia have been commisioned by the War Department, in the Reserve Corps ot the Army. They are Charles W. Grifin, 3825 Tenth street, as a major in the Quartermaster Corps; Marshall C. Hoppin, 3859 Gramercy street as a first leutenant in the Air Corps; George L. Branner, 214 Mas- sachusetts _avenue northeast, and Charles W. Kline, 404 G street, north- east, as first licutenants in the Quarter- | master Corps. Deaths Reported. The following_deaths have been reported | to the Health Department during the past | 24_hours { E. Eugene Guitner, 87, 3638 Van Ness &t Thomas H. Little, 84, 3151 Mount Pleasant Julia D. Sample, 81, 1237 30th st. Jeante P. Walsh. 80, 1710 N st Jonn M. Brown. 65. Providence Hospital. \lliam A. Hall, 60, 634 G st. ttie Speere, 55, Columbia Hospital. y A Hobart, 56, 7100 Chestnut st John Whalen. 52, Waiter Reed Hospifal. Arthur G. Hiil 47. 16th and Newton sts. Catherine Rasmussen, 18, Sibley Hospital. Infant to JacksoR and Carrie Woodward, minutes, George Washington Hospital George Proctor. 69, Providence ospital Rozella Walker. 43, Gallinger Hospital Sadie Grant, 39, St. Ellzabeth's Hospital. Edward Sanford, Jr., 36, Walter Reea Hos- pital. Robert W. Briscoe. 1 year. 308 53d st. n.e Thomas Pinckney, 8 months, Children's Children’s Hos- Hospits Allen, 1 1233 9th st Jame June Washincton, 3 I Reddi Garfleld Hospital. , i T Gards of Thanks AUSTIN, EMILY R. 1 wish to acknowledge with sincere thanks our many friends. relatives organizations for their beautiful floral v death of my sis- R._AUS’ TIN, HER SISTER., MILDRED MAYO. YORK., GERTRUDE. We deeply appreciate e y Kkindnesses during her illness fully acknowledge the many ex- pressions of sympathy and the beautiful floral tributes at her death THE FAMILY. * Marriage. WOOD—WALKER. Mrs. William E. Hand | of Idviwood, Va. wishes to announce the marriage of her d WALKER, to CHARLES §. 20th, of Beptember, 1930, st Washinston, Y Braths. ADDISON, JAMES E. On Tuesday. Septem- ber 30, 1930, at Jacksonville, Fla.. JAMES E. ADDISON. devoted son of James S. Ad- dison. Surviving him also one aunt, Mrs. Virginia Childs of 423 Oakdale st. n. one uncle, Luther A. Payne of Montclair. N. J. and otner relatives and friends. Notice of funeral i'ater. RAIRD. GEORGE W. The District of Co- lumbia Society of the Sons of the Ameri- can Revolution announces with regret the dedth of a rmer president, Admiral GEORGE W. BAIRD. on Ocgober 4, 1930, at his home, 1505 Rhode Island ave. n.w. WILLIAM KNOWLES COOPER, President W. E. MARSHALL, Secretary. BAIRD. GEORGE A special communica- tion of Hope Lodge. No. 20, F. A. A. M., is hereby called for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother. GEORGE W. BAIRD, P. G. M.. at 1 p.m. Wednes- day, October 8. 1930, CHARLES J. DILLER, Master, Attest: PAUL B. ELCAN, Secretary. K BARRETT., JAMES P. Suddenly, on Satur- day, October 4, 1930, JAM] P. BARRETT, husband of the late Margaret A. Barrett (nee Regan) of 4026 5th st. nw. Pu- neral from his late residence on Tuesday. October 7, at 8:30 a.m. Requiem mass at St. Gabriel's Church at 9 a.m and friends invited. Olivet Cemetery. BINSWANGER, MORRIS. On Thursday, Oc- tober 2, 30. at the United States Vet- erans’ Hospital at Moshogee. OKI: MOR- RIS BINSWANGER. beloved husband of Amelia Augusta Binswanger and father of Arthur T. Binswanger and Mrs. Elsie T. Frohnert. Remains resting at the Tabler funeral home. 928 M st. n.w.. Monday. October 6. Interment Monday, October 8. at 2 pm., in Arlington National Ceme- tery. Relatives and friends invited to at- 5 e BUSH, BEATRICE. On Friday. October 3, 1930. . BEATRICE BUSH, devoted- wife of Nelson E. Bush. mother of Marvela and daughter of Berta_ Coleman. Rei ins resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church ‘until 11:30 a.m. sunday: there- after at her late residence, 1238 Wylle st. n.e. Puneral Monday, October 6, at 1 p.m.. from Mount Zion Baptist Church, 13th and C sts. ne, Rev. G. V. Brown officiating. 5 CAMMACK, JESSIE. Suddenly, on Frida October 3. 1930, ut her residence, Denver Apartments. JESSIE. daughter of the late Alfred ana Lottie Canmunac! Eervices at John R. Wright Co.'s. 13: 10th st. n.w., Monday, October 6. nt 10:30 a.m. 5 CHARLES W. Departed this ', October 3, Linden st. n.c., CHARLES W. son of James C. Dickerson. He ourn his departure two sisters, five brothers and many- other ::‘dfl l:lendl’ Pu!;;rlll N'l:muéhocl;btrx 6. m.. from Holy Neme Church. In- terment Forest Glen, 3 DICKLE. ABBIE VIRGINIA. On Saturda: October 4, 1930, at her residence. 1328 Ran- dolph st. n.w., ABBIE VIRGINIA, beloved wife of Edwin W. Dickle and sister of Catherine Minnix. Funeral from the pa; lors of Almas R. Speare, 1623 Conn. ave., on Monday, October 6, at 2 DOYLE, ‘Thurse st month, Intement Mount leaves to CAPT. ROBERT y. October 2. 1930, Capt. ROBERT E. DOYLE. sou v: the int | Francis M. and Eleanor Doyle and beloved husband of Rosa Doyle (nee Collins). Be- sides his widow he leaves to mourn their loss a son. two daughters and two sisters. Remains resting at John R. Wright Co.'s funeral parlor, 1337 10th st. n.w. Funeral services at the Mount Pleasant Congrega- tional _Chureh, 1410 Columbia rd.. at 2 R Tuesday, Dr. Moses R. Lovell ofcint- DOYLE. ROBERT E. A special communica- tion ‘of La Favetie Lodse. No. 19, F A A M. has been called for Tuesday, Octo- ber 1550, for the purpose of atfending e _fun of our deceased brother, ROBERT E. DOYLE. W. H. WANAMAKER, Secretary. § FORD, HENRY. Departed this life Satur- day, Octover 4, 1930. at his residence. Chapel Hill. Md., HENRY. the devoted son .of Salisbury’and Jennie Ford. 'He also leaves to mourn his departure three brothers, one sister and other relatives and friends. Remains resting .at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funerai hereafter. GADBURY, JAMES R. Suddenly, on Friday. October '3, 1930, JAMES R. GADBURY, aged 40 vears. 2001 Connecticut ave. n.w. Funeral service ‘at Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N st. n.w. Sunday. October 5, at 3 p.m. Interment Marion, Ind. 5 GLENN, GERTRUDE M. On' Satur: October 4. 1930, at her residence, 100 East Clifton Terrace. GERTRUDE M., wife of the late Hulst Glenn and mother of Hulst Glenn, jr.: Hugh Glenn. Mrs. Gertrude Meegan. Mrs. Margaret Slater. Mrs. Mir- iam Buppert and Misses Dorothy and Car. n, all of Washington, William L. Glenn of Atlant; Relatives | 1930, at his resi- | relatives | Bratls. SAUR. FRED R. Suddenly, on Frifay, Oc- tober 3. 1930 'at his residenca. 239 4}y st. s.w.. FRED R, beloved husband of Ida M: Saur (nee Biickiey). Funeral from the chapel of R. A. Taltavull, 430 7th st. < Monday, October 6, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. 5 SPEER, NETTIE THOMAS. On Friday. Oc tober 3. 1930. at 1 p.m. at Columbia pital, NETTIE THOMAS SPEER, bel wife of Elmer E. Speer of Balls She is survived by three sons, Alton E. of Hudson. N. Y. and San- ford T. Speer: tw) sis s. Roberta Edmonson. and Mrs. F. Tmboden _ef Clarendon, _snd one bYother, _Byron ‘Thomas. ' Funeral from the ' Ballston Methodist Church Sunday, Oetober 5, at 2:30 p.m. Interment at Arnon Cemetery. Forestvilie, Va THROPP. MIRIAM DOUGL October 4, 1930. at White W. Va. MIRIAM DOUGLA: widow of Hon. Joseph E. Tht 20th st. n.v. Bervices Church. 10ih st. near Ch delphia. Pa. at 11 a.m 6 Inferment West Lau tery, Philadeiphie WALLER, JOHN T. Suddenly. on_Friday, October 3. 1930. at his residence. 98 Baker st. Colmar Menor. Md. JORN loved husband of Annie Wi from his late residence Mo 8 at tioni WALSH. JEANIE PATTERSON. At noon on Friday, ‘October 3, 1930. at her residence. 1710 N st. n.w., JEANIE PATTERSON. wif of the iate Dr. Ralph Waish. Funeral services at the above residence on Mon- day. October 6. at 10 am. by the Rev, C. Ernest Smith of St Episcopai Church. Interment at nt Ceme- fery, Baltanore, Md. 5 WEBER. JOSEPHIN October 4. 1930, at PHINE E. widow Funeral {ro ave. n.e Relative: Fort Lij Royland Layio Interment = 10 a.m naton c of ne: late resi Monday. Octobe and_friends invited oin Cemetery WINSLOW, IRVIN. On Thursdas. October 3, 1930, at '9:20 p.n., IRVIN WINSLOW. the loving son of Wiliiam and Grace Winslow, brother of Naomi. Venobia lyn. Madre, Gloria, Norman Winslow. He also’ leaves and other relatives and f resting at the W. Ecnet church, 1432 U st. nw. Sunday: thereaftsr at 24 Eye st. n.w. Fune: 6. at 12:30 p.m. from his late residence. WOODARD, DANIEL. On Saturday, Octo- ber 4, 1930, at his Tesidence. 11 Anacostia rd. ne. DANIEL WOODARD. ~Remains resting at the ch J. W. Lee's Sons. 332 Pa. ave. nw of funeral later. ARTHUR WOLCOTT. The Distriet lumbia Commandery of the Military of the Loyal Legion of the Un announces the death of Hereditary jon ARTHUR WOLCOTT YATES. brizadier xeneral. U. S. Army. at San Francisco. California, 25. 1930, Interment at .the Cemetery, Arlington. Va LIEUT. COLONEL ULYSSES S. GRANT.3d, U. 8" Army, Commander. A. G. LIEBMANN, Recorder. YOUNG, OTHO J. On Saturday, October 4, 1930, at his residence, 26 R st. n.e., OTHO J., beloved husband of Annie C. Young inee Pofianberger). Funeral services will be held at his late residence Sunday, Oc- tober 5. at 6 pm. Interment at Boones- boro, Md.. Monday, October 6, at 11 a.m. In Memoriam. BUCHANAN. EMMA. In sad but loving re- membrance of my dear mother. EMMA BUCHANAN. who departed this lfe one year awo. Thursday. October 2, 1920 HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, NETTIE KEYS. GATES. MARGARET A. of my beloved wife, died “three years 1927, Septembe National In sacred memory MARGARET A. who ago today, October 8. HER HUSBAND. * GREENE, SUSIE. In sad but loving remem- branee of our dear mother, SUSIE GREENE. who departed this life six years ago today, October 5, 1924. Just a line of sweet remembrance, Just & memory. fond and true; Just a token of love's devotion, That our hearts still long for you. We do not know the pain you bore, We did not see you'die. We only know you went away And did not say good-by. YOUR LONELY CHILDREN. * LO t‘lAll'-AR{ET \!.d In ndn:un lhnd"a‘ remembrance of my’ dear mother, MAR- GARET V. LOWE. who departed fhis life two years azo today. October 5, 1938, No_one knows the silent rtache, Only those who have lost can tell Of the grief that is borne in silence For mv ‘dear mothar 1 loved o well HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MARGARET. Some day. some time. our eyes shall ses Your face we loved so well. Sflm;ug:y your hands shall be clasped in And never say farewell. PAULINE AND HERBERT. God gave us a wonderful mother, Bhe was one who never erew old: God made her smiles as the sunshine, He made her heart of pure zold. ANNA AND THEODORE. ‘This day brings back sad memories Of our sister. gone to rest, And the ones who think of her today Are the oneés who loved her best. ! SISTERS AND BROTHER. MAYN. CLIFTON T. In sad but loving re- membrance of my darking son. CLIFTON T. MAYN., who died three years ai to- day. October 5. 1027 Today my heart is sad and heavy, My thoughts are all of you. { How I long for you and miss you. | None but God in heaven can see. ‘We_miss you, dear brother. Often do we wander to a grave not far away, | Where we lald our dear Brother and son, | | Just.three years ago todav | LOVING MOTHER, BROTHERS AND SIS- I ‘TERS. MEINBERG. LENA AND JOHN. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear children. LENA and JOHN. who d?nr!?d this life twelve years ago, October 2 and 5. Dear 1s the grave where they sleep, Sweet is their mory, that never fades. Heart of our lives is buried deep Under the sod, where they sleep. FAMILY., * REED, LUCY G. 1In loving memory of our dear mother, LUCY G. REED. who depart- ed this life two years ago today, October 5, 1928, The golden gates flew A gentle voice said. And with farewell w She_calmly entered home. HER LOVING SON. JOHN, AND WIFE. RIDDICK, JENNIE. In loving remembrance of my dear mother. JENNIE RIDDICK, ‘who passed to the great beyond two years ago today, October 5, 1928, Gone, but not forgotten. WILLIAM F. RIDDICK. SHORE, MARGARET E. In sad and loving remembrance of our dear mother, MAR- GARET E. S8HORE, who departed this life eleven years ago today, October 5, 1919. Eleven years has passed, dear mother, Since you were called away; How well we do remember That sad and wears day. ‘The hands that did so much for us, How helplessly they lay God knows they worked continuously, But they are gone today. No_one knows how we mi More and more each day, Life has mot been the same to us Since you were called away HER LOVING CHILDREN. * SMALL. ALFRED R.. JR. In sad and loving remembrance of a good husband. ALFRED R. SMALL, Jr.. who passed away two years ko today, Ociober 5, 1928 you also survived by her sistes Easter of Baltimore, Md. neral later. HALL. WILLIAM A. On Friday, October 3, 1930. at his residence, 643 G st. se.. WILLIAM A. husband of Minnie M. Hall. Funeral Monday. October 6, from his late residence. at Am. thence to 8t Church, where mass will be m Reiatives and friends in- vited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. § HENDERSON. REV. WILLIAM _THOMAS, Dastor of the Pleasant View M. E. Church, Quince Orchard, Md., and Evergreen M. E, Church, “Scotland, Md.. entered into rest Saturday, October 4, 1930, at 9:45 p.m., at his_residence. 2605 1ith st. n.w.: devoted husband of Mayme E. = Henderson and father of Dr. Forrester 'C_Henderson and brother-in-law_of Mrs. Dene Carpenter. Notice of funeral hereafter. HILLMAN, OLIVER H. On Friday. October 3, 1930, 'at his residence. 1514 Varnum & nw. OLIVER H., beloved husband of Mi nie M. Hillman." Services st Hamline X\ E. Church. 16th and Allison@sts. n.w., Sunday, October 5, at 2 p.m. 5 HOBART., MARY A. On Friday. October 3. 1930. at her residence, 7100 Chestnut s! Takoma Park, D. C. MARY A. HOBART. wife of Harry K. Hobart and mother of Frederick P. Hobart. Services at her late Tesidence o Monday, October 6, at 2 pm. Mrs. E. H Notice of fu: beloved INGRAHAM, AMY. Friday. October 3. 1930. at the Sacred Heart Home. Hyatsville. Md.. AMY B. INGRAHAM. Puneral from Harilon's funeral parlors, 641 H st. n.e. Monday, October 6, at 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass at Sacred Heart Chapel at 10 a.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. KUHN, MARIE A. On_Friday, October 3, 1930, at Emergency Hospital. MARIE A.. beloved wife of Willlam O. Kuhn. Funersi servic at her late residence, 748 12th X on Monday, October €, at 3:30 fnterment Cedar Hill Cemotery. & LANCASTER, THOMAS. On Friday, Octo- ber 1630, at his residence. Railroad ave., Hyattsyille, Md., THOMAS LANCASTE! beloved husband of the late Mattie Lan- He leaves to mourn their loss one four brothers and and friends. t St. Je- Tome’s Catholic on Monday, October 6, at terment Mount Olivst Cemeter. MIDDLETON, CHARLES S. life on Thursday, October 2, t .m.._at Gallinger Hospital, CHARLES S. IDDLETON. beloved son 'of Patrick R. d the late Bessie L. Middleton, devotsd brother of Patrick, jr.. M Frederick and Dorothy Middleton. Pu ‘Monday, Qotober & at 1 pam.. from his iate resi; dence, 1381 Wy ne. Relatives and iriende-invited. = Rev. . Threl iciating. Remains b s aRer ot e tace hom SANSONE, LEONARD. On Sat: ber 4. lo30. at his daushters residenc Mrs, ‘Apdrew Oornelius o Roads, Va.. LEONARD, beloved husband the iste Marie Sansone. Remains g at the funeral chapel of Wm. H. Sar Co., 412 H Ful from the Wm. 3 pel on Tuesday, E ol ot 0130 thence to the Rosary Church. mass ‘Wi at 1o am for o ne 1 Relatives and friends ‘nvited to at- jend, Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. - WIFE, ETHEL, * WASHINGTON. RICHARD. In sad but lot ing remembrance of my dear beloved hus- band, RICHARD WASHINGTON, who died two years ago today, October 5, '1928. THE FAMILY. * FUNERAL DIRECTORES. Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 9th St. N.W. Col._6324 J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 332 PA. 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