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'E"'fi'fl'...... CHAMBERS for 1 §75 “BUY NOW” WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO,, INC. s New Yo Avg . Regular Delivery ad The Fh. Natl. 5870 Secty. RITES FOR MRS. ARCHER TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY ‘Wife of Marine Corps Officer Will Be Buried in Arlington Cemetery. Mrs. Ethel Middleton Archer, wife of Lieut. Col. Percy. F. Archer, U. 8. Marine Corps, died on Wednesday, No- vember 5, following a brief illness, in San PFrancisco. Mrs. Archer is to be buried in Arlington Cemetery. Services will be conducted at 2 p.m., Wednesday, November 12, at 5431 Thirty-Ninth street northwest, residence cf Maury Middleton, a brother of Mrs. Archer. Mrs, Archer comes of & family long prominent in Washington. She was the daughier of the late Daniel Wesley Middleton and Sally Maury Middleton. She 1s survived by her husband, Lieut Col. Archer, and by five children, two boys and three girls. She is survived too, by three brothers and two sisters, Mr. Middleton of this city, Horace Mid dleton of Portland, Oreg.; D. W. Mid- dleton, jr., of Chicago; Miss Isabel Middleton and Miss Marjorie Middleton of this city, FUNERAL FLO - 1618 H St. NN\W. ME. 8893 ' National Army. COL. R. C. LOVING BURIED IN ARLINGTON CEMETERY Military Honors Paid Retired Army Surgeon Who Died at Phila- delphia Friday. Military honors marked the burial in the Arlington National Cemetery this afternoon of Col. Robert C. Loving, a retired Army surgeon, who died at his home in Philadelphia last Friday. The honorary pallbearers were Cols. C. F. Craig, E. B. Vetter, J. B. Huggins and L. J. Owen and Lieut. Cols. H. C. Gib=- ner and J. C. Magee, all of the Medical Corps Col. Loving served several tours of duty at the War Department during which he made a special study of the hyglenic_character of the water supply of the District of Columbia. During | the World War he served in France as a colonel in the Medical Corps in the His widow, Mrs. Belle | C. Loving, is a resident of Philadelphia. Chicago Opera Leader Il GENOA, Ttaly, November 10 () — Giorio Polacco, conductuor of the Chicago Opera, was ordered to a hospi- tal yesterday but his condition was said not to be alarming. He had planned to sail for the United States last week but was delayed by illness. er it CLOTHES Kingscloth Suits Afford a Gentlemanly Exclusiveness of Pattern Aur that is saperlatively fine, both in character of woolens and excellence of tailoring, is symbolized in our Kingscloth suits. So exclusive in character are the imported fabrics that they are available in but one suit to a pattern. The expertness of their needling begets a perfect, comfort-creating fit. Tailored for us by Warter M orTON @ Keeping Washington Men Well Dressed ® e JOHNSTON & MURPHY I 1mu L en Johnson & Murphy shoe 1s infinitely mére than an ensemble of leathers and laces. Itis the studied expression of the Amer- ican gentleman's ideal of what is desirable in foot dress. Few styles approach the ideal more nearly than this J. & M. oxford, in brown Scotch ‘rain—with wing tip. $17. We take pleasure in showing you this fine model. e sawmene o OH N THE Z5/ SHOE WW& New York Avenue at Fifteenth VISIT NEW MARKET Delegation of Woman’s Federation Inspect Wholesale Building. A tour of the new wholesale market recently erected in the Soutwest, was made by 37 members of the Dis- trict of Columbia Federation of Wom- an's Clubs this morning, under the auspices of the Terminal Refrigerating & Warehousing Corporation. The ladies were met at the Hotel Roosevelt at 10:30 by a representative of the corporation, who started the in- spection tour of the club members by & visit to the fish market and the different meat packing plants. At the conclusion of the tour, which was made by the club women, 30 of whom were club presidents, with the purpose of reporting to their 6,000 woman members the progress of the new Farmers' Market, as well as the facilities offered by the newly com- pleted buildingS of that section, lunch- eon was served in the office building of the Terminal Refrigeration & Ware- housing Corporation, BACK SEAT DRIVER AIDED CHICAGO, November 10 (#).—It's VICTOR E. ADLER, LONG IN BUSINESS HERE, DIES Clothier, 75, Was Native of Cincin- nati and Mason—Widow, Daugh- ter, Two Sons Among Survivors. Victor E. Adler, well known Washing- ton business man, died yesterday at his residence, 1205 Tenth street. He was 75 years old. Mr. Adler, a native of Cincinnati, Ohlo, came to Washington when a young man. Establishing a clothing store at Seventh and Massachusetts avenue, he began a 30-year period in that business. He later expanded his business to include four stores. He was a member of Osiris Masonic Lodge, No. 26. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ada Adler, whom he married in 1888; a daughter, Verbena Adler, and two sons, Claude and David Adler. He is also survived by a sister, Mrs. Pauline Mitch- ell, and three brothers, Abraham, Sam- uel and Joseph Adler, Funeral services will be held tomor- row morning at 10:30 o'clock chapel of rnard Danzansk! Fourteenth street. Interment will be in Adas Israel Cemetery. going to be easier on back-seat drivers in 1931, ‘This was pointed nul at the Sixteenth Annual Automobile Salon, where im- provements in the comforts of rear seats on automobiles were noted. One manu- facturer displayed a seat, the back of which can be tilted to suit the wishes of the occupant. Aviatrix Plans Hop Tomorrow. PITTSBURGH, Névember 10 (#).— Mrs..J. M. Keith-Miler, Australian fiyer, was preparing today te start tomorrow on a one-stop flight from Pittsburgh to | Havana, Cuba. She planned to take off from Butler Airport if weather condi- tions are favorable. = == Goodwill President Herbert Hoover Hon. Jacob Gould Sghurman Prof. James T. Shof Dr. Chester H. Rowell Justice Florence E. Allen Major General John F. O'Ryan Dr. John R. Mott Dr. Henry A. Atkinson Hon. C, C. Wu Dr. Donald J. Cowling Yusuke Tsurumi MONDAY’S 9:30 A.M.—Opening Session: Speakers— James ] Justice Florence the Congress. securing international peace. of this important subject. of the World Alliance for International Friendship November 10, 11, 12, at the Willard Hotel Forty speakers of recognized authority will discuss problems of international relationships Some of the Speakers: William P. Miérrill and Joseph Fort Newton 2:30 P.M.—General Theme: “Unfinished Le, esident Shotwell, Yusuke Tsurumi. 7:00 P.M.—International Night Banquet. Speakers—Hon. Jacob Gou'd Schurman, Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen, Houghton, and Col. Raymond Robins. The Public Is Invited to All Sessions Hive hundred delesates from, various Darts of the country will attend They represent various view; The World Al Congress Hon. Alanson B. llonghlon Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen President Mary E. Woolley Dr. S. Parkes Cadman Colonel Raymond Robins Dr. William P. Merrill Dr. Fred B. Smith Dr. Joseph Fort Newton Dr. Grover Clark Prof. Philip C. Jessup Prof. Parker T. Moon PROGRAM Keynote addresses by lative Task Mary E. Woolley, Prof. E. Allen, Hon. Alanson B. ram for ints regarding the pr tull discussion iance welcomes & rom, NEW YORK AVENUE ot FIFTEENTH @ Keeping Washington Men Well Dressed ® ey BARBISIO HATS IMPORTED FROM ITALY Men take off their hats to Italy when they see the Barbisio. And if the hats they take off are not Barbisios, they replace them with these famous Italian hats. For Barbisios have a softness of texture and a clearness of shading that is inimitably be- coming. 10 %12 3 W Exclusively at MWJ& New York Avenue at Fifteenth | BRACELET, white gold. TS P AMLY. : Braths ALEXANDER, JAMES J. Departed this life on Sunday, Novemver 9. 1930, at 4 Ill» JAMES J.’ beloved husband of Verna G. Aloxander. loving father of Emma Doroth; and devoted son of uis A, and Emma ; Alexander. He also ves to mourn their loss five brothers, four sisters and a host of other relatives and friends. Puneral from his Inte residence, 1420 Que st. n.w.. on Tuesday, November 11, at 2:30 p.m, In- terment Harmony Cemetery, . ARCHER, ETH MIDDLETON. On Wed- nudlyr November 5, 1830, at Sau Pran- !.'!‘IIIL MIDDLETON, wife of Pel":’ 4 Ar:h!{x.hll sb M. C. the e of e brother, Maury Middleton, 5881 39th s . November 12, at 2 p.m. terment at Avlington National Cemelery, Departed this life on , 1930. JAMES, son of the late J. Milton and Elizabeth Barbour. He leaves to mourn their loss a devoted wife, Lillian Sarbour (nee Miles); father of “James, _ Elizabetn. Beatrice, = Lucille, Paula and Sylvia, Ratbour: five sisters and ome brother. Interment Toronshrare. Va.. Tuesday, November 11, at } p.m. Re. g _at the funeral parlors of New Jersey ave. and R NOTRE DAME NUN DIES Sister St. Joseph, 85, Was Member of Order 70 Years. Sister St. Joseph, 8. N. D, aged 85 years, who for 70 years has been a member of the Notre Dame de Namur Order, died late yesterday in the Notre Dame’ Convent, North Capitol and K streets. Sister St. Joseph is reputed to be the oldest member of the order, and was for many years rated as its best teacher, many of her former puplls having held important positions. She taught in No- tre Dame academies in Cincinnati, Ohio, and in Worcester, Boston and Lowcll, Mass. Her sister, Miss Sarah A. Quinn, died last February. She is survived by a nephew, grandniece and grand-nephew, all of this city. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed. — Deaths Reported. The following aeaths have been reported to the Health Department in the past 24 hours: Mary P. Boswick, 101, 1445 U st. Harritt, Billinger.' 92. Home_ for incurables. Annie M. Preston. 89, the Cordova Apts. Alice R." Jovee. 1627 Fairmont st. Ellen M. Mack! 2, 16 8 st John 8. ‘Larcombe, 8. the Wyoming Apts cllzabeth " G. " Johnston, 72, " Stoneleish ourts. Alice M. Arnold. 72. 2920 Ontario rd Louise G. Ludiot. 70, 5330 Colorado ave. Eva Gowin, 68, Emergency Hospital. Francis E. Sibley. 67, 612 G st. s.e. Frances P, Burnup. 65, 3023 8th st. s.e. Lottie B. Springs. 64, Emergency Hospital Anna M. Repetti, 64, 242 Bth st. n.e. ard U. Sandy. €3. Garfield Hosvital muel Palmer, 60. Emerzeney Hospital. llian W, Bowie, 57. 5124 8th st. John E. Newcom! Gallinger Hosvital Jeanne Whelan, 50, Wardman Park Hotel Albert E. Beck. 49. 26 Brvant st. Charles E._Holt, 47, Eve st Minor_J. Beniamin 46, Garfleld Hospital Alma M. Crosby. 39. 1324 Hemlock st. Newland Mangim, 31 Robert MeKnight, 11 Dorothy A. Dean. Maude R. Davis, Hospital. Charles A. Church, 2 months, rama rd. George Stewart. 57. 328 F st. Mary Peters. 51, 300 G st. s.w. James Barbour. 44, Freedmen's Hospital, Alberta Marlow. 43, 315 10th_st. s.e Mary Walker. 30. ‘Gallinger Hospii; Marie Johnson. 23. Gallincer Hospital , 21, Tuberculosis Hos- - Berpice Johnson. 5. Children's Hosital. Tda M. Carter. 4. Providence Hospital Miiton C. Johnson. Gallingar Hospital. Nell A. Brown, 1660 Montello ave. n.e. o China threatens to become a keen rival of Japan in the world's silk trade. Children’s Hospital 5 ‘months, Providence 2015 Kalo- s.w. LOST. BEAGLE HOUND, brown and bl h es in Cast: Teward. Return to 3018 Hillver pL_nw. Two _green_stones; one stone missing: vicinity 15th and You sts., Saturday a.m. Reward. North 4366-W. CASE, small, leather: in vicinity of 14th and Park rd.; store receipts and pictures inside. Reward Adams _0750. CAT—_White Persian, vicinity of Mass. ave. and 30th st. n.w.; child’s devoted pet. Lib- eral reward. Phone North COIN PURSE. small, tan: between I5th and 16th on P st. nw. Return 1523 Eye n.w. or_phone Nat. 5084. companion of elderly lad: ward. Mrs. Blanch Wall CROBS AND CHAIN. olack and gold: near Euclid, Clifion, 14th, 1ith sts: valued for association. Reward. 1101 Euclid, Apt. 202 DOG, Boston_bull. brown with white chest lost_from 249 1lth st. se. tag No. answers o the name of Jippy. Reward. A DOG COLLARLicense Tt Fulton and 39th sts. Finds to 3833 Pulton st. n.w., or Tt 7670. Reward. DOG—Police puppy, femals. & mos. old: liberal reward. turn to 501 Md. ave. s. DOOAE d 1900 block of 4th st n.w. lish bull puppy. male, 3 months old ’IE with_one prindle ear. Reward if re- turned 'to 3. H. Pilling, ‘1701 Kalorama rd., Packard Motor Co. Adlml 9523. EYEGLABS, with smi attached; Sunday. Clevelnnd 072-W. No. 16073: near blease return 2pirone Cleve. ch: Fhace Wil ‘Flease 7297, &R W vicinity Return Chjef gin; Saturda: o P Phone’ No. nsl' or on 16th st. bus to R st. 1725 17th st. n.w. LOST , CERTIFICATE Notice is O tnet tne undersiuned.is the owner of thirty shares of Washingten Railway and Electric Company five-dollar preferred stock, Certificate No. C-4795, registered in _the nume of Mary C. Ham. and that the same was on or about October 24. 1930, lost, mis- Inid or destroyed and has not been found. Application has been made to the Wash- ington Railway and Electric Company for a new certificate in lieu thereof. All per- Sons ure werned not to negotiate the above- Tecited certificate. (Signature of uwner), Tucker _Anthony & Co. POCKETBOOK_Black; mirror pool at Lin- coln Memorial Sunday afternoon. containing money and keys. Phone Met. 4071. Reward. PURSE, large, brown: on Ohapin st. Gel erous reward for return. 1424 Chapin s Apt._48._Adams _6275-W. SPITZ, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS. C. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_Lincoln 0372. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. L83 SEVRNTH Mlemtone National 2473 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connected with the original W. R. Speare establish- 20 009 H St. N.W. Fhone Fragk 8620 oto ¥ 81, W Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance B2 X Lincoln 0524 Modern _Chap: ALMUS R SPEARE Succeeding the Original W. R. Spesrs Co neeticut Potomac_ 4600 W W. Deal & Co. 818 H ST NE LINCOLN 8200 Joseph F. Birch's Sons (ISAAC B! 3034 M St R ek, ez e GEO. W. WISE CO. 2000 M St. N.W. West_0i: JOHN R."WRIGHT co. 1347 10th St. N.W. _ Phone North 0047. Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 9th_St. N.W. J. WILLIAM LEE'S _ON FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM PA_AVE. N.W. [ONAL 1384, 1 CEMETERIES. ERY Vi 00D Cholee Lots and Sites for Sale. FUNERAL DESIGNS. ros. 1212 F St. Frompt Aute Delivery Service. Artistic—expressive—. T R W | i P Wisconsin BEACH. belove ach snd the Cemetery. BUTLER. HAROLD EDWIN. ovember 9, 1930, beloved son of Geneva J. Lat the late Luther F. Butler. Pun his motner's residence, 1603 n.e., on Wednesday, November am, thence to Holy Comfort urel Whete requiem mass will be said at 9 am: for the re ‘ment Glenwood Cemetery. BUTLER, MARIE ROBINSON. On Satur- day, Noyember 8, 1930, at 5:30 pm. at the residence of her father. 418 4th st se. MARIE ROBINSON BUTLER. de: voted wife of Arthur Butler, mother of Gwendolyn, *William. Arthur, Jr.; Cleo, Morris, Ani and Elizabeth Butler, daugh ter of Newton Robinson. sisier of Carrie Hunter, Susie Powell, Mamie Murray and John E. Robinson. Puneral Tuesday, No- vember 11,’at 12 noou. from Second Bap. tist’ Church, Palls Ohurch, Va. Remain: restine At the W. Ernest Jatvis funera church, 1432 You' st h.w.. Monday, thereatter At the COOKE, REV. THOMAS WORTHINGTON. Qn Sunday. November 8. 1030, after Short {iiness. at his residénce.. 1308 M Ave n.w. REV. THOMAS WORTHINGTON GOOKE, "beloved_husband of Alice Hume Cooke. 'Puneral,_services at the Church of the Ascension Tuesdav. November 11 11" am Tnterment Ivy Hill Cemetery, Alexandria, Va. DEERING. ANNA E. On Mondax. November 10, 1930, at her restdence, ) . ARNAE "W ldow of Cat. Geotee A ik, U, and mother of Mrs, Willlam Barret Bervices and interment ‘brivaic) Wednes day, November 12, 1930. 1 DENT, U. 8. GRANT. Suddenly. on Satur. ! November 8. 1630. at Eiizabeth, N. se of his soul. ‘Anne Interment (private) Rock Creek Cemétery, Washington. D. C. DIGGS, JAMES H. Departed this life Satur day, November 8 1030, at 2:18 his residence. Oxon Hill. Md., Hiness. JAMES 1. DIGGS. beioved I of Georgianna Diggs. brother of Alice Gray- son. father of Harry. Leo. Norman. Ernest, Clatence and Macio Diges. and grand- father of Evelyn. Jennie and Or: He is survived also by other relative friends Funeral Tuesday, Novem! at 1 pm., from 8t. Paul's M. Oxon Hili, Md., Rev. Jonn F. clating. FLAVIN, MARGARET. On Saturday, No- Tomper 8 A50, st her residence 1338 North Capitol st. MARGARET, belo daughter of the late Michael and Bridy Flavin__Funerel from the above resi- dence 'Wednesday, November 17, at 8 am.. thence to St' Aloysius Chu requiem mass will be said at 9 am. the repose of her soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, Relatives and friends invited. 1 FICKLING. DA of Dr. Charles H. Fickling. Fune the residence of her son, Frank G. Fickling, 6432 8th st. nw. at 9:30 a.m. on ‘Tuesday, November 11:" thence to St Paul's Church, 15th and V 'sts. n.w.. where reauiem mass' will be said at 10 a.m. for the repose of her soul. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. 10 GAGLIARDIL EMILY. On Saturday. Novem- ber"e, 1930, at her residence. 1428 C EMILY. beloved Wite of Leonard Gay fiaral: Puneral on Wednesday, November 12, from her late residence at thience o Holy Rosary Church, where mas: will be said at 9 am. friends tnvited_ to_attend. Mount Olivet Cemetery. CARY. RODNEY C. 2Q" Saturday, Novem. ber '8, 1930, RODNEY C. GAR ed 67 vears, beloved brother of Mrs, Paul Ander- son of 1735 New Hampshire ave. n.w. Fu. neral services Tuesday, November 1, at 2 from Hysong's funeral home, 1300 | n.w. Interment Congressional Ceme- E. Chureh, ‘Monroe of- 1 serv- EMMA E. On Saturday. November EMMA E. beloved wife of the John E. Haines. Remains resting at . W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 in st. n.w. Puneral on Tuesday. No- r 11, at 2 p.m. t the W. W. Cham- pariors. Interment Rock On Monday, November WILLIAM devoted father of Richard 'C. Hill and brother of Mrs. Janice Hill Harris and Mrs. Lu- cinda Jennings Davis. Notice of funeral herenfter. 1n HILL, HATTIE DUTCH. The Ladies’ Crispus Attucks Relief Association announces the death of Mrs. HATTIE DUTCH HILL. Puneral was Tuesday, October 28, 1930, from the Metrowfl!ln A. M._E._Church, JULIA WEST HAMILTON, Pres. JENNIE E. !ARN“. Rec. Sec. IOI,'!‘I‘ON» ROY W. On Saturday, Novem- ber 8, 1930, at Walter Reed General Hos- ital,’ ROY W. HOUSTON, devoted hus- and of Mary E. Houx:on ?nn!lll We - nesday, November g rom the W, Ernest Jatvis funcral chareh, un You si. n.w. HURD, MARY, A. 1930, MARY A residence of T Willis, 1828 3rd November 11, at wood Cemetery. JACKSON, RICHARD. Departed this life after a brief iliness, Sunday, 3. 103 Gallinger Hospii Teaves ‘to mourn ther Toss Robert n; one uncle, l'n nieces, one nephew, d other relatives and Xriendt Eemlln resting at Barbour eral home, 48 K st. n.e. Puneral 'Novurb;r 12, l; ll p.m., r‘!'i"‘nl lll:r ve ‘funeral home. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 1n JEWETT, ANNIE R. Massachusetts ave. 08 Saturday, Kovemher 8, HURD. | Funéral from the w.. ANNIE loved wife of the lafe Jo and mother of Mrs. B. F. “Pu Services on Wednesday, November i3 at 3.5, Tpterment ctrictly private) in Ar- lington "National Cemetery. JONES, MINNIE A. On Friday. Novembcr 7 1930, at her fesidence, 5200 block of Sheriff rd. n.e. MINNIE A_. ‘beloved wite of A. Jones. ‘mother of Ciifton. Benjsmin, wn “iam and Ethel Jones. She also I o sisters and other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. Funeral Tuesday, November 11. at 1 p.m.. from Tabernacle Baptist Church, Burrville, D. C. Rev. Bradshaw officiating. assisted (of Fairmont Helghts, Md. LANCHE. Departed this Life on November 8, m. at_Freedmen's Hospl LAN. DON. devoted wie of Joseph Landon. She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted sis- ter, ' Martha Trammeil of Heishts, Md. daughier-ind Ella Dorsey of 5t adopted daughter, Ella Landon. Remains resting at Ruth Dabney’s funeral home 453 O st. n.w. Funeral Wednesday, No. vember 12 at 2 o'clock p.m.. Rev. John- son of Fairmcnt Heights, Md.. officiatine. Interment at Woodlawn Cemetery. tives and friends invited. LYCKETT. MARY W. on Saturday. Novem. ! ber 8. 1930, MARY W. LUCKETT; beloved wife of the late Cooks D. Luckett, in her 83rd_ year. Funeral Tuesday, November 11 at 10:30 am., from Christ Episcopal Church, Rockville, Md. Interment Union Cemetery. MACKLEY. ELLEN MATILDA. On Saturday. November 8. 1930, at her tesidence. 16 § sto now., ELLEN MATILDA MACKLEY. befoved Mother of Arthur R. Mackley and grandmother of Dorothy M. Corson. Fu- neral services Tuesday. November 11. at 3 at the United Brethren Church Capitol and R sts. n.w. Inter- ment Rock Creek Cemetery. 100 MARSHALL. MARY M. On Sunday, Novem- ber 9. 1930, at 7:15 p.m.. MARY M. MAR SHALL. beloved wife of W. T. Marshall and beloved mother of Violet A. Marshall. Funeral from Wright’s undertaking estab lishment Tuesday, November 11, at 3 p.m. MEALEER, EDWARD. Suddenly, on Monday, Novembér 10. 1930, EDWARD, beloved husband_of -rf et E. McAleer, aged 63 ye rom his late resi- | dence, 828 Kennedy w.. on Wednes- | a3, “November 13. at 3 pn. Relatives | and friends invited to sttend. Interment t Rock Creek Cemetery. 11 MCPHERSON, WILLIAM L. Suddenty. on Saturday, November 8 1830, ome. flo West g5th sty New York Oity, WL LIAM L. McPHERSON, 1 MILLER, WILLIAM SHEDERICK. De; parted this life on Sunday, 193 Funer: K MILLER, hus- G M T the 78th year of his nv also the loving fa- ther of Mrs. Cornelin Creasy, Mrs. Annie L. Franklin, Mrs. Jennie N. Mason, Mrs. Martha Fountain, Thomas C., Rubin C. James M. Miller.; twenty grandchildren and three great-grandchil 10 be taken to Buckingi for funeral, now resting neral home. 13th and R Short service will be held /T en November 11, at 7:30 o'clock, Rev. Murray ofciating. MINOR, ROBERTA L. On Sunday, Novem- ber 9 1030, at her Tesidence, 5708 l4th st. n.w.' ROBERTA L. widow of the late Palifax. Catlett Mitior ‘and. loving mot of Marie F. Minor. Funeral private. * NELIGAN, WILLIAM W. On Saturday, No- vember 8 1930, 8t his residence, 1301’ Al . TLLIAM beloved hus. ber 11, at 9:30 a.m Shrine of the Sacred Relatives: and frisnds ingited "to “attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. NELIGAN, WILLIAM W. Members of Ku e Counl, No. 353, Knights of Columbus, are hereby 'advised ‘of the death of Brother WILLIAM W. NELIGAN and reauested attend his funeral from his late r 1501 Allison st. n.W., on Tuesday, Novem- ber 11, at 9:30 am’, thence to Shrine of the Sacred Heart, wiiere requiem mass will be sung at m. 3 5 'BURNS. Grand Katght. ND, Fin. Secretary. NEWMAN, MABGARET. On Sundsy. N vember 9, 1930, at 6:30 a. it the resi dence of her uncle, War Wl“?l. st. n.w., MARGARET dnnghter of " Giorge Newman and. the Iat Nannie Newman. She also leaves three sisters and three brothers and other relative and friends. Puneral Tu 3 Noveml 11, 2 p.m., from the a Ernest Jarvis funeral rch, 1433 You st. n.w.,, Rev. W. A. Taylor officiating. ROBINSON, FRANCES V. On llllllg’ Ne ber 8 1930, at her residen B st e ERANGES" V. ROBINSON. TIPPETT, FENTON. Suddenly, on Saturday, November &_1930. at Providence tal, FENTON TIPPETT, beloved son of William and Mary M. Tippeit {nee Fuueral from his parents’ residence, il Md. on Tuesday. November 1l 1:30 pam. Services at X mp Springs, Md., at 2 and friends invited. Intermes cemetery, ALEXANDER HARRISON. - ed ‘this life on Sunday, November XI!O. t_Callinger ufiu.ofi WALKER” b d Addie eral Wednesday, Novem rom Union Wesley Oh Relatives and friends invited. Remains at Boyd's funeral pariors, 19th and L sts. n.w. 1n All officers_end an. WALKER. ALEXANDRIA. inembers of Peace Lodge, Ne . 8. 8. are rnnm Hall. 12th and, ber 10, " 1930. Weduesday. November 13, Wesiey Cinireh, 23rd st bel, L iAW 3" wis, & 8. WHITE. SARAIL J. Suddenly, on Saturday, November 8 1930, at 8 o'clock pn, at het residence. 1132 35th st now.. SARAH J. WHITE, beloved wife of thy Henry White, aged 84 vear: above, residerice on Tues at 830 o'clock a.m.. thence to phen’s Church. 25th &t. and Pa. ave where mass will be said at 9 o'clock fo the repose of her soul. Interment Moun! Olivet Cemetery. WILLIAMS, CHARLES 1SAAC. On Saturday, November 8. 1930, at his residence, 1346 Girard st nw. CHARLES ISAAC Wi LIAMS, infant son of Richard and Ma line Willlams. Funeral Tuesd ber 11, at 2 p.m.. from his ILLIAMS, RAYMOND AUGUST! ‘VS\llldl! November 9, 1930, RAYMOND AU- GUSTUS WILLIAMS, the devoted husband g{ i’ul.pl““'p Wi Il}l\\ml, A:)‘G.Ml‘l‘ flf‘hel\‘ b villiams, | Remains restio E Ernest daryls funeral chutch, 1433 Yov st. nw Notice of fuueral later. OUNG. IDA ¥, Suddenly, on Sunday, No, vember ¥, DA E. YOUNG, beloved Uatwister” ot Bophia L. White. " Punera: from W. W. Deals fusieral home. 816 st. n.e. on Tuesday, November 11, &t p.in. " Interment Foit Lincoln Cemetery. YOUNG, LUCY. "Departed this life on Sun: day, Novembdr 8, 1830, at 6:15 v'clock: aL her’ residence, o P alter @ Tome Tinesn. ‘LUGY YOUNG. thé wife o ihe'tate William Youns, devated mother of James Youne and Maie Marshall ehe ves to mourn their loss a host of ot aiives and friends. Funeral Wednesday, November 12, st 1 p.m., from Second tist Church. In Memoriam. ALLWINE, CATHARINE LOUISE. 1In lovh memory’ of A dear mother and mother, CATHARINE 'LOUISE ALLW {rbo feil asieep in Jesus fourteen years ags today, November HER - LOVING DAUGHTER. KATHRYN LANCASTER, AND ll\ CO. CHRISTOPHER C. Miremembanee' of, wiy 'dett hsbasd [RISTOPHER C. BARCO. 10 .OI‘! this life one year ago today, November 1929, Dearest husband, thou hast left me. I thy Ines most deeply feel: But thy God. who has bereflt me— He can all my sorrow hel] No_one knows how I miss . No one but God knows the' ls’g"a But in heaven I hone to meet you, Where no farewell tea . . In sad but loy: 251 lJoved you so, xa T miss you. ory you are a Loved: Jemembered, longed. fof alware, Bringins many a silent tear. i BAUGHTER, FruEL. Before our eves you faded, Growing weaker ever: 3 Do‘lyn{“lllozc :fl:&d :’o .-’nl DEVO' AUGH CHRISTOBEL. Nothnf can ever take away love our hearts hold dear, Por memories linger every day— Remembr keeps you near. YOI SON, ‘We have only your memory, dear fathe ‘To remember our whole lives throu “2“3' I' t:uln‘"lfl 1‘.‘." fi;unr " o bt SoN MAURICE. * IID'N. JOHN W. sad and lovi) Te- lather, TSRttty Riand S ST one year ago today, No 10, 1 A Xuclnul one from us has 5000 voice we loved tilled: ed s 8 lace is vacant Afl fllf A R e KLY = but BROWN. JOHN '. remembrance of our. 4a f‘h“ ang 3 father. JOHN W. flie ‘One year aso, November 10: Just a line of sweet remembrance, Just & memoty, fond and true: Jist'a token of 1o Thakour hearts sl lonhnr ou. CHILDREN o GIBSON, RACHEL. o gag rem our dear mother, Sntered elornal rest: Ave ven vember 10, 1925, Surrounded by friends we are I I the, mides 51 g 1098 Me. are With a smile on our faces, we've an ago, HAGERHORST, 1n lovis of a dear husl nu-n n;fi-“ HAGERHORST. who May 10, 1929, eighteen months ago MIY Surrounded by friends, 'm lonesom the midst of my joy Tm bus a smile on my face I've an ache in nd Rears, Longing, sweetheart, for you. » ll:;lfl;,l;mgal;gelflgtll W. In d but lovi fath NATHAI nur' HII us one year a0 today. November 10,1 While vet raptured with thoyworl} e {"" o o o e et e ‘" ims’ HIS LOVING WIFE AND i JACKSON, ROSE NEALE. m memoty’ of my beloved mother, m NI . who on one Teat ago"todns, Novombar 0" 5920° Loved and remembered, ¥ ROR R, Ao tinie st e e o 3 FRED DGH whn dnlfle‘flnml.lnll m teen yeas Revember 10 iote AND LAYARAN, MARY CORCORAN AND LIAM. In loving memo: al our Gfll MARY who died cne year 10, 1929, and our father, W sses Holy Comtorter Churches, " The years of her life were more than four \chen the messenger whispered low. “The Master has come and calleth for thee,” She answered, “1m ready to §0." We gaze alone on her portrait tonight And more than ever ‘we love her. And thank God that He gave 1o us Such a_dear and wonderful mother. SRioiR PO, M . JESSIE R. In loving memory r_s=on and brother, T lBOI) LENTZ, who dllfl November 1 1924, wix years ago today. Just a line of sweet remlmb{llu'. Just & memory, fond ust’s Token of Tove's devotion . ‘That our hearis stil long for yow LYLES, CAROLINE C. In lovins ‘my“dear mother, CARO] 8“%“ Piho “enfercd eternsl reat Ave years today, November 10, 1924. I see you in my dreams, dear mother, Oh, how I wish it to be true, ‘That I could be just a I"lll nearer v T0 58y 8 few worl HER DEVOTED DAU H MACK, JOSEPHINE T. In sad but lov remembrance of my dear wife and our l'V ing moti 'HINE T. MACK, departed m-’un?."mm yeirs ako today, Novem:r ‘gv' 927, Anniversary mass at st apel, . Loving and kind in all you Upright and jusf l: llhfl lnflrnyly%'\‘xr days: Sincere and irus in heart and ls-gnc. REEL, NETTIE V. In sad but I ‘membranece of our r wife an: NETTIE V. REEL. who deparied Three years have passed. dear mother, Since Jou wete culled away: How well 0 ‘we remember -'“h IT.I':“D. o"o“l " In ) 1;; an fhe %ofi ) years ago todny, Novemi Loved in life, re: m-%i‘m What s beautiful memory you | Bheo N re- B0 S el ;E"-lfi‘ day. HER LoV Y fl but SPRCBERT: who today, §