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4 Roonis, Kitchen and Bath, $90 The Montana 1726 M Street N.W. COL M. A MPRAE, PUBLISHER, DIES REMOVAL SALE! EVERYTHING CUT TO HALF ORIGINAL COST Price on All Used Cars Savings on Finance Charges of Original Down Payment of Original Monthly Paymes -High-Grade Used Cars to Choose From—50 A. C. MOSES MOTOR CO. 1437 Irving St. N.W. 2151 Cal-ifornia St. 5 attractive rooms and bath, $85 Free Refrigeration Newly Decorated Wm. H. Saunders Co. 1519 K St. Dist. 1015 OAL Our low prices are for cash delivery only. | W. A. Egg. ..$14.60 W. A. Stove. $15.30 W. A, Nut...$14.75 W. A. Pea...$10.40 Buckwheat . . .$8.10 Coke ........$10.75 Fairmont Egg $8.25 New River Egg, $11.00 1 1 un‘“fi:"n’ wood. " & Bi re screened and inteed. " B. J. WERNER 1937 Fifth St. NE. North 0079 Co-Founder of Newspaper League and Philanthropist Succumbs. By the Assoclated Press. SAN DIEGO, Calif., October 11.—Col. Milton A. McRae, newspaper publisher, financier and philanthropist, died this morning at Scripps Memorial Hospital, in La Jolla. | | had been in a hospital for three weeks |and had undergone a major operation. | ]He had been in failing health for some | time The publisher was born in Detroit June 13, 1858, and after receiving an academic education was married to Miss Virginia Wallis of Toronto, On- tario, in 1880. He was one of the founders of the Scripps-McRae League of Newspapers, now managed by the Scripps-Howard Newspaper Syndicate. Col. McRae also was interested in other business enterprises in Detroit and was connected with many philan- thropic and charitable institutions in Detroit and San Diego, and divided his residence between those cities. Col. McRae is survived by two daugh. ters, Mrs. Helen M. Henderson of Mont- clair, N. J., and Mrs. Richmond Temple of London, England, and a son, Lind- say S. McRae of New Orleans, La. He studied medicine for a time, but abandoned it in favor of journalism. As advertising manager of the Cin- cinnati Post the title “colonel” was con- ferred upon him by his associates and it stuck in spite of his refusal to accept a colonelcy on the\staff of William McKinley, then Governor of Ohio. Talking plctures have finally invaded North Sumatra, and with great success. Regular Delivery Over 100,000 families read The Star every day. The great ma- jority have the paper delivered ly every evening and Sun- day morning at a cost of 1% cents daily and 5 cents Sunday. If you are not taking advan- me of this refulnr service at low cost, telephone National 5000 now and service will start | Col. McRae, who was 72 years old, | tomorrow. THE EVENING STAK, WASHINGION, D. C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1930. -_——err-———— Business Man® Dead WILLIAM H. FISHER. W. H. FISHER RITES HELD AT RESIDENCE Head of Cleaning Company Buried With Masonic Honors in Glenwood Cemetery. Funeial services for Willlam H.| Fisher, for 45 years head of the Fisher Dyeing & Cleaning Co., who died sud- | denly Thursday, were being held this| afternoon at the residence, 1230 De- catur street, with interment, attended by Masonic rites, in Glenwood Ceme- tery. 5 Mr. Fisher, a native of Belair, Md., where he was born December 23, 1867, had long been associated with business and fraternal circles here. He was a member of the Washington Board of ‘Trade, the Retail Merchants and Manu- facturers’ Association, Lebanon Masonic Lodge, Almas Temple and Columbia Commandery of the Knights Templar. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Sarah A. Fisher; a daughter, Margaret Fisher, and a_son, Robert Fisher, as- sociated with him in business. 8ind, India, may have a new cotton mill with 400 looms and 16,000 spin- dles. No wonder it’s a BIG favorite! Nature herself flavors these two won- derful frozen the Southern The Strawber: real luscious strawberries—cold packed (not preserved) just as they came sun- ripened from The Orange Ice is made from the juice of real, golden-ripe oranges—not ex- tract or artificial flavoring. OFFICERS GET MEDALS PG e Three in Marine Corps Honored by President of Nicaragua. LEAVENWORTH, Kans,, October 11 (#).—Medals awarded by the President of Nicaragua for outstanding service rendered to his country were presented Thursday to Maj. Harry Schmidt, Maj. Cecil S.y Baker and Maj. Louis M. Bourne of the United States Marine Corps. The officers are on duty as students at the Command and General Staff School, Fort Leavenworth. They for- merly served in Nicaragua. The pres- entation was made by Brig. Gen. Stuart Heintzleman. S. D. CHAPMAN DIES AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS | Funeral of Coal Company Superin- tendent Will Be Held at Home Monday. Stewart D. Chapman, 44 years old, superintendent of the J. Edward Chap- man Coal & Wood Co., died at his home, 526 Somerset place, yesterday after a short illness. He was a nephew of J. Edward Chapman, owner and president of the company. Mr. Chapman leaves his wife, Mrs. Anna M. Chapman; two daughters, Miss Dorothy Chapman and Miss Vivian Chapman, and a son, Douglas Chap- man. Funeral services will be conducted at | the residence Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Fort Lin- coln cemetery. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: Douglas N. Goray. 89, 808 20th st. Richard P. Henry. 83. 2001 1 st. Elizabeth B. Smith, 12, 638_Galiatin st. E. Barron, 70, St. Elizabeth's Cornelius . 65. Gallinger Hospital Emma L. Hammer, 65, 237 4%, st. Blanche A. Yewell, 63, 3004 13th st Louis Bush, 60, Emergency Hospital. Bessie P. Caw. 50, 3602 1ith st. James R. Gadbury, 39, en route to Emer- gency Hospital. Richard J. Welch, 34, Walter Reed Hos- ol ital. Harry W. Pyles, 28, Georgetown Hospital. Dorothy M. Grifin, 24, Columbia Hospital. John A. Cross, 7, Georgetown Hospital. Infant of James and Helen Dolfis, Garfleld Hospital. Robert_Timbers, 77, Freedmen's Hospital Mary Washington, 50, Gallinger Hospital Charles Johnson, 40, en route to Emer- gency Hospital. w. Real Strawberry ICE CREAM and Orange Ice delicacies — combined in Dairies Pint Package. ry Ice Cream is made of the vine. Southern Dairies Don’t miss this Real Strawberry Ice Cream and Orange Ice combination. It’s_a masterpicce! Your nearest Southern Dairies Dealer has it ready for you. Also the other delicious flav- - ors and flavor combinations listed on the right, And don’t forget that this unusual Southern Dairies Pint Package is a combination of Southern Dairies bulk flavors—the finest in the South. VANILLA & VANILLA DIVISION OF NATIONAL DAIRY POLICE WITHOUT CLUES TO LOUIS BUSH SLAYER $300 Reward Offered for Informa- tion Leading to Slayer of 60- Year-01d Financier. Police investigating the slaying of Louis Bush, 60-year-old financier, who was fatally wounded by a bandit Mon- day night, found themselves today with- out a lead to aid in solving the murder. Late yesterday Maj. Henry G. Pratt, superintendent of police, announced that a reward of $300 would be paid to any one furnishing information lead- ing to the arrest of the slayer. Bush died in the Emergency Hospital Wednesday after recovering sufficiently to give police a meager description of the bandit who attacked him in the rear of his home, at 3534 Fulton street. Detectives have made a careful inves tigation of Bush's life and have an- nounced their belief that the shooting | was the result of ‘an attempted robbery. Foot Ball Player Dies. PONCA CITY, Okla., October 11 (®). —John Cason, 13, died yesterday from injuries suffered about a week ago in a foot ball game with & group of play- mates. The boy fell, hurting his chest, but_was not_thought seriously injured until internal complications developed. Births R.eported. The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: Robert R. and Evelyn M. Gray, girl. Philip W. and Retta J. Reed, girl Harold E. and Sybil P. Miller, girl. Junius P. and Tsabel M. Smith, girl. John E. and Helen rison. ' girl. Tracy M. and Paul Herring, #1rl. Morris K. and Regina L. 'King, girl Albert W, and Marle F. Osborne. ®irl. Robert W. and Mary I Smith, girl. James J. and Helen J. Dolfis. girl. Amos E. and Grace E. Heath, girl. William and Esther Hardy, girl. Charles B. and Ella P. Booker, girl. Harry E, and Ethel J, Edwards. girl, Myron N. and Elaine Levine, girl Timer L. and Bessie P. Landon, boy. Ryland L. and Helen C. Joyner, boy. Jacob and Sarah Menick. boy. Warren V. and Jane E. Tillyer. boy. Herbert C. and Helen B. Lemons. boy. William L. and Elizabeth C. Tosten, boy. Wwilllam E. and Suzanne M. Lucas, boy. ."and Mabel J. Rogers. boy. nd Gertrude’ Williams, boy. William E. and Clarice E. Marshall, boy. Benjamin and_Rosalie , boy. W. and Ruth E. Shakelton, boy. nd Eleanor R. Stack, boy. d Susan W. Thompson. boy. d Beatrice E. Teresi, boy. Afitonio_and Louise Caffl.’ bo: L. Randolph and Mary J. Reeve, boy. John E. and Elton I. Eagleston, boy. Carmelo and Angelina Mattia, girl. Charles A. and Elizabeth Staats, boy. William H. and Helen C. Underdue, boy. Ralph E. and Helen M. Butler. boy. Wilbut and_Dorothy B. Calwell, boy. John and Ruby Jones, girl. Charlie_and Lee E. Bolding. boy. Also try these other delicious SOUTHERN DAIRIES PINT PACKAGES RASPBERRY ICE French VANILLA and FUDGE with TOASTED ALMONDS CHOCOLATE & VANILLA STRAWBERRY & VANILLA Solid flavors: .. CHOCOLATE «. STRAWBERRY Velvet Kind Jee Cred™ st CHARLES F. CURRY -DIES AT RESIDENCE California Representative Was Long Prominent in State Affairs. Representative Charles Forrest Curry, Republican, of the third California_dis- trict and dean of that State’s delega- tion in the House of Representatives, died at his home, in the George Wash- ington Inn, last night after a long ill- ness. He was 72 years old. Mr. Curry was chairman of the House Territorles Committee and a member of the Flood Control Committee. With him at the time of his death were his son and daughter-in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Curry, jr.; a daughter, Miss Florence A. Curry, and a sister, Mrs. A. M. Peterson. Mr. Curry had been failing for some time and had been seriously ill for sev- eral months. Injuries sustained 20 years ago when an automobile in which he was riding ran over an embankment began to bother him in recent years. Despite his illness, however, he had gontinued to carry on the business of his office from his residence. Mr. Curry had served in Congress continuously for the past 18 years, since being elected to the Sixty-third Congress. At several elections past, he had been given the double honor of being nominated by both Republicans and Democrats in his district and was unanimously elected at the last election. , Prominent in California. Mr. Curry was Secretary of State of California from 1899 to 1910. He was appointed building and loan commis- sioner of California in 1911 and sub- sequently was named Representative to the Panama Pacific International Ex- position for the Pacific Coast and in- termountain States. Born in Naperville, Du Page County, IIL, March 14, 1858, Mr. Curry attended public schools and then the Episcopal Academy at Mineral, Wis. He studied for a year at the University of Wash- ington at Seattle and was educated by private tutors. In California he engaged in agricul- +| tural pursuits, the cattle, lumber and mining business. He was a member of the California State Assembly in 1887 and 1888 and in the latter year was ad- mitted to the bar in San Francisco. He was superintendent of Station B Post Office, San Francisco, 1890 to 1894, and was clerk of San Francisco City and County from 1894 to 1898, the following year being elected to secre- tary of state of California. Hold Funeral Monday. Mr. Curry compiled corporation and election laws and the constitution of California. He also was the author of books on alien land laws and alien rights. Mr. Curry was a Mason and an hon- orary member of the United Spanish ‘War Veterans. Besides his other rela- tives he leaves two nephews, Leonard C. Cury of Pledmont, Calif., and E. J. Peterson, his secretary. Funeral services will be conducted in Zurhorst's chapel, 301 East Capitol street, Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock. nterment wi Mausoleum, Arlington County. o CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Meeting, League for the Larger Life, 1336 I street, 8:15 p.m. Speaker, Colin K. Cameron. Meeting, board of directors, National Association of Broadcasters, Room 128, the Willard Hotel, tonight. Meeting, Lincoln Woman's Relief Corp, No. 6, Soldiers, Sailors and Ma- rines’ Club, Eleventh and L streets, 8 pm. Card party, Congress Lodge Chapter, O.E. 8, Masonic Temple, Eighth and F streets northeast, 8:30 p.m. FUTURE. Pilgrimage to Valley Forge, Matrons and Patrons’ Association, O. E. 8., to- morrow. Trip in conjunction with grand chapters of Maryland, Delaware and Virginia. Hike, Wanderlusters’ Club, tomorrow. Meet at Brookland car line, 2:30 pm. Police Seek Firer offi Gun, Police today -were searching for a man who is said to have fired several hots at Joseph Tabbs, 750 Twelve-and- a-half street southeast, after a quarrel in a dance hall last night. None of the shots took effect. FOUND. BAGS—One black Gladstone, initials R. H. D.; new brown suil case, initials W. J. 8. Can_be obtained at Carlton Hotel, 16th and K, by identifying and paying for this d. LOST. BEAGLE HOUND. male, black and tan; §20 Teward P. J. Stubener. Benedict, Md. 12 BILLFOLD, black, with gold corners, and name of owner in gold letters and contain- ing organization cards. John H. Ford, 1918 Hst. nw 13° BOSTON BULLDOG. Iost or straved. black and white spots; answers to name “Jerry. It found. please call Col. 8221, Reward. 12+ BRIEF CASE. Return Horace E. Wager, 2800_Conn._ave.._Apt. 105. s CANE with silver knob. wash Toom, west wing 'Navy Bldg. Finder return to_4620 Montgomery “ave., Bethesda, Md. Phone Bradiey 198 and claim_reward. 1* COIN PURSE containing sum_of money and key, near 14th and Park rd., Thurs. eve. Reward. Phone Met. 3854. = ® FRATERNITY PIN, Delta Sigma Phi, white gold set with pearis. Generous reward. 1420 21st st. n.w. Pot. 2320. ONYX RING, black, with old English initial “H" near Sherman Circle Thursday eve- ninig between 8 and 10. Return to 4926 7th st. n.w. Reward PUPPY, female setter, nearly all white, with some black markings. about 4 months old. Strayed from 3109 38th st. n.w. Cleve. 1974, RINGS (3 Oct. Mri in brown leather coil 4: East Potomac golf course. REWARD. N._E. Wessells, Ga. 3277-W. SILVER ROSARY, on_Sept. 29, rick’s ‘Church or Vvicinity. Address on cross. Phone North 0638, Reward. 12% WATCH FOB—Amethyst i_re- turned. C. P. Clark. Col. 120 WRIST WATCH—Lady's. silver. monogram M. W. K between Schuyler Arms Apart- ment ‘and’ Navy Building. National 2520, Branch_560. _Reward. 12 WRIST WATCH, lady's, white-gold, Wed- nesday. between 2nd and Mass. ave. n.e. and ist £nd Ind. ave. n.w. Reward. Cali At- lantic 4100. Apt. 508. after 6 120 in St Pat- Reward 5273-J. m. AMBULANCES Best in Town. 34.00 Local Call.... Col. 0432 Call Chambers Co. MONUMENTS B: WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL . CO. 48 N. Y. Ave, N.W. Phone Natl. 5870 Wm. Jardine, Secty. and Fireplace Goods Fries, Beall & Sharp 734 10th St. N.W. NA. 1964 CEMETERIES. "GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vai $5 per month Choice and sites for sale, 2% A7 |JAMES O’DONNELL DIES | AFTER 2-MONTH ILLNESS| Former Employe of Barber & Ross Was 70 Years Old and Life- Long Resident of Capital. James O'Donnell, 70 years old, a lifelong resident of Washington, died at | his home, 1814 Potomac avenue south- east, yesterday, after an illness of two months. Mr. O'Donnell, for many years an employe of the firm of Barber & Ross, is survived by his wife, Mrs. Margaret O'Donnell; one daughter, Miss Teresa O’Donnell, and one son, Theodore. After brief services at the residence Monday morning, requiem mass will follow at the Holy Comforter Church. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Card of Thanks, SMITH, BLANCHE C. We wish to express our sincere tnanks and appreciation to all for the expressions of sympathy to our beloved wife and mother, ICHE C. SMITH. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. Beutha. BACKENSTO, MARY ELIZABETH. On Bat- ur October 11, 1930, at her residence, 717 18th st. s.e. MARY ELIZABETH, b loved wife of Keuzer E. Backensto. Fu- neral services at Hysong's funeral home. 1300 N st. n.w., Monday, October 13, at 10 a.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 12 BOYKIN, EDWARD. On Thursday, Octo- ber 9," 1930, at Preedmen's Hospital, in full triumph of faith, EDWARD. beloved husband of Minnie Boykin. brother of Mrs. Lucress Bell, Mrs. Cornelia Briscoe. Mrs. Rosle Scott and Miss Missour: Boykin. He leaves other relatives and fricnds Re- mains resting at Henry S. Washinwoné funeral home, 467 N st n.w.. tll 5 p.m. Saturday, October 11, then the resi- dence of his sister, Mrs. Luctess Bell, 14 Patterson st. ne. Funeral Sunday. Octo- i pan, from Miles Memorial ch. drd st. n.w. between L st ork ave. Relatives and 1 ber 9, 192 his R at Heighi residence, Fairmont Md., GEORGE F. BROOKS, de- voted father' of Doswell E. Brooks and Grace Ward. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. until 8 p.m. Saturday. Interment Gloticester, Va., October 12. 12 BROWN. FRANCES. On Tuesday, October 7, 1930, at her residence. 930 Westmin- ster st. n.w., FRANCES BROWN, devoted wife of John'W. Brown, daughter of Annie and the late Edward Mulberry, mother of Mrs. * Louise 'Fleming, Clarence, James, Clifton, Theodore Jennie Brown. also_ 1 ) ndchildren. — Remains at_Fri 1_home, 389’ R. I n.w., until Priday, October 10, at 6 thereafter at her late residence. Sunday, October 12, from Central M. E. Church. at 5th and Ridge sts. n.w.. at 1: p.m. _Relatives and friends ini térment Lincoln Memorial Cemeter: BROWN. MARSHALL. On Friday. October 10. 1930, at Gallinger Hospital. MARSHALL BROWN, the son of the late Heury and Julia Brown, brother of William II. Brown Remains _resting aL Grice's fun 12th and R sts. nw. Funeral Monday, October 13, at 1:30 pm.. fram Grice's” funeral chipel. = Relatives and {riends nvited = Interment at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. CHAPMAN, STEWART D. On Friday, Oc- at_his residence, tober_10,’ 1930, a 526 Scmerset’ place n.w. STEWART D. beloved husband of Anna M. Chapman. Funeral from his late residence on Mon- day, October 13, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. COOK, JOHN T. Priday, October 10, 1930, at the residence of his son, 413 Hikh st.. Friendship Heights. Md.. JOHN T.. be- loved husband of the late Ellen C. Cook. Funeral rervices Sunday, October 12, af 3 p.m., at Piscataway, Md. 12 CURRY, CHARLES FORREST. On Friday. Oclober 10, 1930, at_his fesidence, the George Washington Inn, Represen‘ative CHARLES FORREST CURRY of California Services will be held at Zurhorst's funerai parlors, 301 East Capitol at. on Mondas, October 13. at 10:30 a.m. Interment in the Abbey Mausoleum, 12 DRAKELEY, SAMUEL. On Priday, Octover 10, 1030, ‘at 5:15 pm.. SAMUBL, beloved son of 'Sumuel and Edith G. Drakeley, aged 18 e Funeral from the rest dence of his parents, 613 H st. n.w.. on Monday, Uctober 13.'st 2 pm. Relaiives and friends invited to attend. 12¢ ENRIGHT, MAURICE W.. Jr. On Pridav. October ' 10, 1930, 'at ‘10 a.in. at_Geor Washington Hospital, MAURICE 'W. EN- RIGHT. jr., beloved husband of Margaret R, Enright’ (nee Welsman). Funeral {rom 1002 22nd st. n.w.. on Monday, October 13, at 8:30 am. thence to 8t. Stephen's Church. where requiem mass will be_said at 9 a.m. for the repose of his soul. Rela- tives and friends invited. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. 12 FIELDS, JOSEPH A. Departed this life Wednesday, October 8, 1930. after a brief iliness. at’ Emergency Hospital, JOSEPH A He leaves to mourn their oss 3 Remains resting at 2053 Ga. ave. n.w. Wesley - Washington undertaking Dbarior. Funeral Monday. October 13, at 2 g clock; from the chapel. Relatives and friends invited. . FUSCO, ANTONIA. On Priday, Cctober 1930, 'at her residence. 648 A st. n.e.. TONIA. widow of Simone years. ' Funeral from the e on Monday, October 13. at 8:30 am. thence to Holy Rosary Church, where mass will be sung at 9 am. for the repose of her soul. - Relatives and_friends invited. Interment at St. Mary's Ce ry. HAMILTON. ALOYSIUS (“HAM"). Depart- ed this life on Priday, October 10, 1930. at his residence, 2005 3rd &' n.w.. ALOYSIUS ("HAM"). beloverd son of Wililam Hamil- ton, brotlier of Clarence, Louise and Mary Raines, beloved friend of Eva Cain. Body at home. Sundev. 10 a.m. Funeral on Mon- day, October 13, at 9 am.. from Holy Re- deemer Church, New York and New Ji sey aves. n.w. Interment Mount Oifve Cemetery. 12 HANTZMON, JOHN EDWARD. October 10. 1930, At 830 am.. at his residence. 2318 JOHN 'EDWARD HANTZMON, band of Maud M. and son of chapel. 10, 42nd year of his age late residence. Mond 10:30 . his_resid . e st. n.w, RICH- ARD PATRICK. beloved husband of Nan- ule C. Henry and fatner of Mrs. Marle T. Farr and Charles Patton Henry. Funeral Il rvices at his late residence on Satur. | Gay, October 11. at 4 pm. Interment & Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Va.. ; Sunday afterncon. JOHNSON, JOHN B. On Wednesday night October” 8, 1950, ‘at 1508 6th st. n.w JOHN B. JOHNSON. He leaves a mother, Tather, one brother and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Willlam T. Tolbert’s funeral home, 1308 6th st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. = * LANE. CLARA. On Tuesday. October 7. 1930, at Gallinger Hospital, CLARA LANE. beloved wife of Daniel Lane, mother of Beatrice Corum Adams. She leaves many other relatives and friends to mourn her departure. '_Funeral Monday. October ‘13. 2t pm . from the John T. Rhines funerai chapel. 3rd_and Eve sts. s.w. Interment Rosemont Cemetery. 12 TAWLER, JULIA. On Priday, October 10, 1930, &t~ Garfleld Hospital,' Miss JULIA LAWLER, sister of the late Miss' Mary Lawler, Funeral services at her late resi- dence, 1852 Mintwood pl. n.w.. on Monday. October 13, at 11 a.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 12¢ LEWIS, RICHARD H. On Thursday, October 9, 1930, at § a.m.. RICHARD H. LEWIS, 1000 Howard rd. s.e. devoted husband of Mi Emma L. Lewis and father of Dr. wi E. Lewis and Mrs. Marea Lew and grandfather of Feaster Roper. Fu- neral Sunday, October 12,°2 rnh from Bethiehem Baptist Church, Nichols “ave. and Howard rd, se. Interment at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery, Rev. Banks officiating. Friends invited. 1n LEWIS, RICHARD H. Departed this life Qctober 9, 1930, af his residence, 1000 Nichols ave. s.e.. RICHARD H. LEWIS. member of the District Employes' Benefit Association. Funeral Sunday, October 12, at 2 o'clock, from Bethiehem Baptist Church, Nichdls sve. and Howard 1d. se. T. LEWIS, 8. ANDERSON., Sec. o OVE. JAMES H. Tuesday. October 7. 1930, at Tuskege JAMES H. LOVE. de: voted husband of Lulu Love, brother of John Love, Blanche Wiggins, Patty John- son and Emmett Love. Notice of funeral later. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You MAHONEY, JOHN A. Thursda: 1930. at’ Walter Reed General Hospit: JOHN A. MAHONEY, beloved son of the iate Mary Brander (nee O'Donnell) and Dennis Mahoney of 3625 37th st. Mount Rainier, Md. Funeral from the above resi- dence on Monday, October 13, at 8:30 a.m. Chireh at0 am. Trteiment Aclington am. Interme; ington National Cemetery. Relatives and friends inyited. 1 MARCUS. ELMA. On Thursday, October 1630, ‘at her Tesidence, 1151 Sih st m. ELMA, the beloved wifé of the late Ernest Marcus. She leAves two sons, two daugh- ters, mother. four brothers, one sister and other reiatives and friends. Remains Testing at Henry S. Washington's funeral home, 467 N st. n.w. Funeral Sunday, Qclober 12, at 2 p.m.. from the House of Prayer, 6th and M sts. n.w. Relatives and friends invited. D. Departed this life on October 8, 1930, at his res! Linden st. FRED D. M . the lovin a of Pearl M Intosh, devoted father of Cecile, Fred, Jr. Margery and Robert Mclntosh: devoted son of Elizabeth McIntosh. He also leaves to mourn their loss four brothers, four sisters and a host of other relatives and {rlends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. s.w.. until Saturday afternoon, thereafter at 'his late residence. Funeral Sunda: October 13, at 1 p.m., from Calvary Episc pal Church. Interment Lincoln Memori Cemetery. 12 NALLY, CHARLES EDWARD. On Friday, Ocfober 10, 1930. at 8:45 a.m. at Ashe: ville, N. C, CHARLES EDWARD NALLY. aged 33 years, beloved son of Samuel C and_the late 1da E. Nally and grandson { Rose R. Berg. Funeral uunl-{u Oc- ber 13, at 13 noon, from the funeral rlors of the George W._ Wise Co., 2900 %u Ry thence ‘to Bethany inmg‘ urch, and_st. snd R. I, ave n.w, :30 p.m. Relatives and friends fnvit terment Ariinsion Nationsl Gemetery. Braths. NELL, JAMES. On Priday, October 10. 71930, at his résidence, 1814 Potomae ave. se. JAMES, beioved husband of the late Margaret O'Donnell &nd - father Teresa and ~Teddy O Donnell. _Funeral Monday, " October 13, at 8:30 am. from his laté residence: 'thence the Holy Comforter Church. where mass wiil be said at 9 am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemes tery. “Relatives and friends invited attend. 12 PETERS. MILDRED. On Wednesday. Octo- ber & 1930, at 12:15 mm., MILDRED LETERS, _he devoted wife of Jobn H. Peters and mother of Robert Hill‘and si ier of Parker Ford and Catherine Palme) She also leaves one grandehild and oth relatives and friends. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You sl n.w. until 5 pm. Priday, there- after at her Iate residence, 1136 1st B, funeral Sunday, October 12 at 13:38 m., ry Baptist Church. In- terment, Culpeper, Va. o T Tl 13 PETERS. MILDRED. The John Mars death of Bister MILDRED PETERS. neral Sunday, October 12, at 13:30 pm., from Mount Afry Baptist Church. Me: bers are ureed to atlend GE W. €Ol ) L. B. CURTIS, Rec. Sec T PETERS. MILDRED. The Ladies’ Leat’ Whispering Hope Society announces the death of Mrs. MILDRED Funeral Sunda. October 12, 1930, 13:30 pm., at Mount Airy Babtist’ Church. 5 PAULINE MAR! . ¥ JENNIE B. BAKNES. Rec. Setr " 0" POINDEXTER. BETTIE. O . _Oc- tober 10, 930 BETTIE POTNDRK Remains ‘st Frazier's funeral home. 3i R. I ave. n.w Notice of funeral later MALINDA L. 0'DON Golden “Thursday, October t Freedmen's How- . BORRELL, ‘mother 9f W. Sorrell and sister of Mrs. W. 5 Simmons of 207 8 st. n.w. Puneral Sun- dav, October 12, 4t 3 pm. from 8i. George's Mission. 88 R st. n.w. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Lincoin Memorial Cemetery. 11 %tlnb r Hill. Va. SPRIGGS, WILLIS. On Tuesday, 7. 1930," at _his residence. Halis . WILLIS SPRIGGS, loving husband of her of Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, Elsle * Spriggs. devoted Bessie “Grayson. Mrs. Louise Jackson. ~Nathaniel, Sarah. Annfe, Dorat] Ready and ' Thomas Spriegs. He also leaves a loving father, Robert Spriges: four sisters, elght brothers aud a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral 3rd amd’ Eye u Saturdav evening: there sidence. Funeral Sunday, . at 1:30 pm. from Mount ‘Salva- Baptist~ Church. Interment Halls Hill. Va. 12 THORPS. MOSE. On Saturday, October 11, 1930. at his_residence, 937 F st s.w., MOSE THORPS, beloved husband of Dora Thorps. father of Cornelius, Jessie and Sylvanus Thorps. He also ieaves of other reiatives and friends. resting at the John T. Rhines ] chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. 12 WARD. WILLIE. Jr. ber 8, 1930, WILLIE WARD, st nw., ted son of Wilile and Ward and grandson of Alice Ward. Fu- neral Saturday. October 11, at 8 p.m.. from Salem Baptist Church.’Rev. Grimes officiating. Interment at Orange, Va. 11 YATES. EDWARD. On Wednesday, October 8, 1930. at Tuberculosis Hospital, EDWARD YATES, devoted son of Jennie Yates and brother of Catherine Maples, Lucy, Willie and Annie Yates. He also leaves three brothers. Remains resting at the W. Er- nest Jarvis funeral church, 1433 You nw. Interment in Culpeper, Va., Ogto- ber 12, 12 Mrs chapel, On_Wednesday, Octo- . Jr.. of 1321 8th Ella In Memoriam. BOWERSOX, SUSIE. In lovin Brance of 'my dear wife. SUSIE BO SOX. who_died two vears ago today, tober 11. 1928, Gone, but not forgotten TR O remer SBAND. * BURKE. MARTIN J. In sad but loving re- Tmembrance of ouF dear iather ‘and his: band. MARTIN J. BURKE. who departed PRiiife ‘one Year ago ioday. October 11 1629 WIFE AND CHILDREN. OLBERT. ORGE. Departed this life Cnne year A today, October 11, 1029, GEORGE COLBERT. Dearest brother, how we miss yoi Since from earth you passed away, andGir heanas"are Allsa IR sddness a5 we_think” of you today. Hi§ SISTERS. *GERTRUDE MeDONALD AND BESSIE SMITH. . COLE, IDA C, In loving remembrance of Our dent wiis and ‘mother. IDA . GOLE, who departed this life twelve years ago today, October 11, 1918, A preclous one from us is xflflln A ce loved is stilled: A p1aee i Vacant in our b Which never can be filled. DEVOTED HUSBAND AND DELANEY, ROY E. In sad remembrance of ROY E. DELANEY, who died October 11, 1028 FATHER, MOTHER AND BROTHERS. ¢ FREEMAN. MARTHA. Tn sad but lovins ‘membrance_of our dear wife and me MARTHA FREEMAN, who departed this life ‘twelve years aso today, October 11, Gone. but not_forgotten. HER DEVOTED ~HUSBAND. ROBERT FREEMAN. AND SONS, EARL Al ROBERT PREEMAN. » HISER, KU NDA. In loging remem. brance of denr ‘mother, KUNIGUNDA HISER. who entered into_eiernal rest one vear ago today, October 11, 1929. May we ever cherish the memory of her loving care among the dearest and hollest treasures of our life. vy now, that she is sone. do we learn to value the preciois- ness of such a life to w HER CHILDREN. JOHNSON. MARY, B. In sad but lovin remembrance of our dear wife ~an mother, MARY B. JOHNSON. Who d parted this life one year ago tods October 11, 1929. Deep in our hearts lies a picture Of a loved one laid to resf In_memory's frame we shall keep it Because she was one of the best. HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHIL- LIEBLER, LLOYD BAXTER. In memory of our beloved son, Lieut. LLOYD BAXTER LIEBLER, company H. 330th Infantrs, A. E. F.. killed in battle, October 11, 1918 in the Argonne sector. He is not dead. but sleeps Some dav we know he wili awake And smile on vs as in ihe vesterday: And he will have some gentle word to Some kindly deed to do, for ioving tho Was warp and woof of which his life was wrought He is not dead. Such ones forever live In boundless measure of the love they give. MOTHER AND DAD. * McCAULEY. SARAH J. 1In loving memory of SARAH J. McCAULEY. who departed this life five years ago today, October 11, 1925. THE FAMILY. SMITH. MARY E. In sad but loving membrance of our_dear daughter and mother. MARY E. SMITH. who departed ihla life: two years ago today, Oetober 11, Some may think T am not lonely When they see me smile. Ligtle do they know the heartache That I suffer all the while. HER LOVING SON AND MOTHER. SMITH. WILLIAM H. In loving remem. brance of my beloved husband, WILLIAM H. SMITH. who left me ten years ago to- day, October 11, 1920. Dear is the grave where you sleep, Sweet is the memory that never fades. Heart of my lLfe is burled deep o the sod where i VOUR LOVING WIFE, MARY F. SMITH. * THAYER, NELSON G. A tribut the_memory of our dear fatht G. THAYER, who departed t| teen years ago today, October We are thinking of you today, Just thinking of the past. Picturing you in our memory Just as we saw you last. In_pleasure, pain or sorrow 'You were always just the same: n youth or power, Your worth was more th Success or wealth or FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 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