Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1930, Page 9

W. H. KERR BURIED Financial Clerk of Labor Bureau Rests in Rock Creek Grave. Funeral services for Willlam H. Kerr, financial clerk of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor, who died Tuesday at his home, 4116 Thirty- eighth street, were held this afternoon at the Foundry M. E. Church. Inter- ment was in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr, Kerr, & native of Ohio, was rec- ording secretary of the Board of Man- agers of the Y. M. C. A. and a member of the Official Board of Foundry M. E Church. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Hattle Elizabeth Kerr. BISEMANg en's W '“.n:F.S. When you buy a suit or over- coat at Eiseman’s for $25 all you have to pay is $5 down— the balance $2 weekly or $8 monthly. Don’t say you can- not afford new clothes—just open a charge account here. EISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER. 13, 1930. AUTOS HIT THREE; ONE GRAVELY HURT Miss Lydia Price, 48, Run Down at Avenue and John Marshall Place. Three pedestrians were inj lrlvely. when hit by Aummobu- lllt night on the slippery streets. Miss Lydia Price, 48 years old, o( 487 Penn- sylvania avenue, was lacerated, shocked and probably I.njunfl l.nurnl.lly about 11 o'clock last ht when stmuck as she was crossing Pennsylvania avenue John Marshall place. ‘The_automoblle was driven by Ed- ward Franklin Pier, 26 years old ot 129 North Carolina avenue southeast. Pler took the injured woman to Emergency Hospital and then went to No. 6 pre- cinct, where he reported the accident and was booked on a charge of reckless driving. ‘The impact rendered Miss Price un- conscious and her condition was pro- nounced grave at the hospital this morning. Relatives in Fort Worth, Tex., and friends here were notified of the accident by police. John Harmon, 58 years old, of 313 Missouri avenue, received Droblble in- ternal injuries when he was run down shoclly WU 9 b/élopk a8 NS NRS crow: “BUY NOW” We Offer Special Inducements tg, Thou Anxious to Mark th e ‘Prace e el Onesssee Our Diapiay Finished Work. WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO., INC. k Ave. N.W. Ph. Natl. 5870 48 New York Ave. ARG, sec w. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Col. 0464 Phones | Adams 10341 ing Pennsylvania avenue néar Third street. He was taken to Emergency George R. Righter, 61 years old, was knocked down at 8 o'clock as he was crossing the street in front of his home by an automobile operated by Frederick J. Bisson, who gave his address as the Naval Afr Station. Bisson took Righter to Casualty Hos- ital, where doctors sald the latter's in- fury ‘was not serious. Deaths Reported. Sarsh Barkman, 89, Homeopathlc Hos- PCainerine 7. Quinn, 88, Notre Dame Con- Y Renry B Merers, 80, Navl Hosn) Lauy de, Wyoming ave. Brien: 7, United Brates Soldiers' an R. rle, 5. Ath s.e. Aline Serserr 13, Providence Hospiial. May, 67. Bmergency Hospital, C. Hauptman, 67, 1250 Colum- hnra MeAleer, 63, 628 Kennedy o, . Mattinis, 'eo, do0g Sprine 'rd. OIHI ’ ‘Wilhelm, 58, 445 l'undnlp % .'flh:l Accetta, Bfl} en route to Freedmen's H Warsuret Flavin, 84, 1235 North Capital st. Patricia Higeins, 13 months, 3030 R st. Billy Banknead, s months, Children's Hos- pital wnlur Campbell, 75, Home for Aged and nfirm. William 8. Miller, 15, 1330 Girard st. dieton,’ 72." 1631 10tir st. lllr:o Payne, 66, Home for Aged and In- "Blien Jongs, 62. 310 P st. w '\5 3 finger “Hosplial Blanthe Landon: b0, Fresdmen’s onpit Rithard Jacksor, 46, Gallinger Srowol e M. Broy Mt Saran Long. 38, 517 R ‘ Ravmond Willams. 37, Gullinser Hospital. Charles Brown, 26, en route to Casualty lospital. Teona Smith, 24, Gallinger Hospital ouis J. Harrls, 22, Gallinger Hospital tJ-lrry Mitchell,'§ months, Gailinger Hos- a) P! ganstance Payne, 10 weeks, Children's Hos- pital, Births R.eporled. ph J. and Elsle L. Rossman, Willfam E and Ruth M. Strother, dill, and Florence ¥. Willard, girl. William T, and Helen M. Bailey, girl. edeiick H. and Margatet Zahn, boy. John B. and Patricla G. Heflernan, boy. Luther ‘and Elizabeth Bitler, eirl and Christine Minor, boy. nd Mabel Pendleton, boy. B. and Thelma Burnett, boy. arles E. and Beatrice Edelin, boy, Sames "ana "Lillian. Jonnson, girl, Albert 8. and Edith V. Taylor, girl. AMBULANCES Best in Town. s4 M Local Call.. Cll‘l Col. 0432 Chambers Co. ROSAFY FUNERAL HELD Resident of City for 80 Years In- jured in Auto Accident. Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Rosafy, who was injured fatally lll an lutamobno accident Saturday, held this afternoon at the Hines hmcr- al parlors, xnwrmenz was in Fort Lin- coLn Cemet Rosafy, starting on a tri) Omohl. Nebr., was injured near fax, Va. Her' daughter, Mrs. Nicholson of 2652 Woodley place, also ‘1ullmurod‘ She is in Alexandria Hos- tal Mrs. Rosafy, the wife of Louis A. Rosafy, chief of the Records Division of the Adjutant General’s O! had re- sided here for 30 years. Besides Mr. Rosafy and her daughter, she is sur- vived by her mother, Mrs. Mary Dan- ner of Mount Vernon, Ill.; two sisters, Mrs. Pearl Legge of Omaha, Nebr., and Mrs. Charles Van Cleve of Rushville, 11, and three brothers, Urie, Clarence and Frank Danner of Mount Vernon. FREEDMEN’S HOSPITAL CLINICS SCATTERED Surgeon General Points Out Needs of Institution Due to Expan- sion of It: Services. ir- Surg. Gen. Cumming of the Public Health Service, in his annual report on Freedmen’s Hospital of this city, which he submitted today to the Secretary of the Interlor, pointed out that the most urgent need of the hospital is a clinical building to house properly the activi- tles of the dispensary service. The clinics are now conducted in small rooms, widely scattered and unsuited in every particular for this work, the re- port states. An increase in the personnel, the re- port states, is also very urgent and should include an educational assistant, assistant social worker, clerk, telephone operator and a full-time painter. The 4,341 patients received at the hospital during the year was a decided increase over any previous year. Of the number, 1,112 were pay patients. In the varfous’ clinics 14,826 patients were treated, 1,831 surgical operations, per- formed and 1,095 persons given dental |5- 4 treatment. The completion of additions to the Nurses’ Home, power plant, em- ployes’ quarters and dining room, the report states, supplies needs of long standing and places the hospital in a position to render better public service. urs RIGHT IN TIME FOR XMAS! In case of a tie on any of the prizes there will be an equal division of the prize money among those qualifying for that prize. Send as many names as you like. All letters and names become the mnefly of Home Laun- Contest Starts Now! we render. Here’s a contest the whole family can enjoy— easier than cross-word puzzles, and you're p for your fun. All we want is a name that de- scribes a particular type of laundry service that Anyone is eligible but Home Laun- dry Employes. You don’t even have to be a user of Home Laundry service. Of course, the more familiar you are with it, the more lntelhlently you will- be able to write. names as you like. You may send in as many You are at lib- erty to visit our plant, phone or write the plant for any information you desire. ::, < \”' \\\ " *\‘&NM \\\}\\ JUST GIVE US A NAME For Our Popular Service Now Called ALL-IRONED —We want a new name because the service isn’t ALL-Ironed! The wearing apparel needs retouching with iron before wearing, All the flat work is beautifully washed, neatly machine ironed and folded, wearing apparel semifin- ished. This service costs only 12¢c a pound. It has been called “All Ironed,” “Semi-Fin- ished,” etc. These names do not seem to fit the service and that is why this contest is be- ing put on. A personal trial would be most helpful to you, but it is not a requirement of the contest. It might help you to know that all work done for the HOME LAUNDRY is called for and delivered by our routemen. 1st Prize 2nd Prize $100.00 50.00 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th Prizes 10.00 each You'll find this lots of fun. All you need paper, pencil and a two cent stamp. A few minute’s thought may be the means of earning that Chrulmas money for you. Contest Closes Saturday, Dec. 6th at Midnight For Details Phone Atlantic 2400 Send Your “Prize Winner” CONTEST EIITOR O ERLASNPRY to CORONER CHECKING DR. WALSH DEATH | Washington Physician Found | s, in Collapse at Baltimore Two Days Ago. Speclal Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, November 13.—Coroner William T. Riley of Baltimore is con- ducting an investigation into the death early today of Dr. Edward J. Walsh ot 2131 Pennsylvania avenue, Wi D. C, at Murphy Hosplul ‘where he had been a patient since he collapsed Tuesday in the Pennsylvania Rallroad station. Physicians said the immediate cause of his death was pneumonia. At the time of his collapse in tI station his identity was unknown, bul was learned from an automobile regu- tration card found in his pocket. He was taken to the hospital by Fitzhugh Gr'eden, & special policeman for the rail- road. After his identity had been checked, Dr. Walsh's brother, Richard P. Walsh, was notified. He came to Baltimore and was with his brother until his death early today. Accnrdln.hic information given police, Dr. Walsh had left Washington several weeks ago for New York. It is be- lleved he had merely stopped off at the station while en route to his home. gkl S Marriage Licenses. Charles C CDlP 71 lnd Marfe Marzo, 19; Rev. Willlam E. La R Leroy cmk, ‘and Lewanna Gentry, 22; “Hatber, 28, Mineral, Va. and abel v Walton,” 32," Orchid, 'Va.i" Rev. Edward Gabler. Qeorge Dickens, 22, and Annfe White, 19; Rev. W. Battle. gtimer Bchnfleld. 21. and Ernestine Graves, on. ort arey ) Martin, 39, shd Ectelle R. Cruitt, 20; Judge Robert 'E. Mattingly. Leon Bryant, 21, and Lillian Addison, 18; Rev. Isaac Wright. George J. Marlik, 27, Hopewell, Va. and Myrtle Masey, 26, Portsmouth, Va. o0 Moy Gogiés, 21, and Mildred Garland, y Coatés, 21, an red Garland, Rev.'J. H. Randolp Baar, & gth‘o‘{'}‘uchm' bR w4 McAdams. Luciogs' B Morrison, 32. and Thelma E. Doth of Ric chmond, Va.; Rev. W. ard. 21, and Annig M. Wat- khu. u‘ bom ot Richmond, Yas Wev. Henrs o Brewater, 20; William * C. and Ol Greensere, 36, Brideeoort, Conn; Rev J. 5. Montgomery. | Beviey 'V, Jackson, 48, and Pearl Harris. | & both of Warrenton, Va.; Rev. Willi D yiatey "Sullivan, 30, Baltimore, Edna Riley, 24, Columbla, 8. C.; R4 rneth LOST. BEAGLE_Black, white and tan: female: near Cabitol View, Moors farm. Notity H._N. Wolfe, Capitol View. Md. BLACK WALLET with money and Penn- sylvania Railroad Pass. * Mrs. J. E. between Conduit rd. and stop No. 1i, A John_car_line. d._Clev. 7448, BOSTON _TOY TERBIER, oAl Phite Cmarkings on Tose and emest dare green harness. 1f found please call Poto- mac_1180._Apt. 502. Reward. H, oval shape, 115 inches long, Telephone _Adam: BROOCH, g0l nd Slatinam fiigree, ismend” center. Reward. 3103. DOG, bie-gray” Whippet; answers 10 9f nom”; lost Sunday in nelghborho nl Bethesda ' Return. to Wil Bethesda, Md. DOG, bisck Spitz. with white reai oy No. 9006. Rew Dr. Rea GLASSES, "I case matked Erankin onu» cal Co., lost w. Rew: Phone_ ilver Sprin 1 tortoise-shell rimmed, in biack Wisconsin_ ave, ‘and. M st Reward. 145 R st. and R e “phone North 4103. LITTLE WHITE POODLE DOG. black nose, answers to name “Feather,” strayed from 17 Hesketh st. n.w.. Cheyy’ Chase, afterncon. Phone Wis. LOST __CERTIFIOATENotics hereby given that the undersigned is the owner of thirty shares of Washingtrn Raflway and Electric Company five.dollar preferred stock, Certificate No. Teglsters Faime of Mary' C_Ham: and that the sami a3 on or ab ut October 24, 1930. lost, m! Inid or destroyed and has not sons werned not to negotiate the above- Tecited certificate. (Signature ef owner), Tucker _Anthony & Co. PIN—Diamond-set Shrine pin, Wednesday evening. Call, after 7 p.m., Lin. 4473, Brown leather, irnursday, Nove on strset mi Met. 18 mo Evenmn ‘Adams 3521-W. 'OCKETBOOK, O “noor gxy' Blore: red Wik thange Busee. contain- € over $14; reward. Call Clarendon 552-J-1. POLICE 'DOG. sisel gray. Temale; snswers dy. rd. Notify Miss Swmith, 1421 B #5. .o, Fhorie Lincoin . . small, white gold, 1 logt n vtclnldly of t oetz. American_University WRIST WATCH !lli col Hotel. Lin. 1860 ‘WRIST WATCH 'hlbe gold, Waltham, octag- onal shape, black cloth wrist band, Sunday, between Ch!vy Chase and 13th sf Sifl'l S! T FUNERAL DI.BECTDRB T JOHN R. WRIGHT co. e Clyde J. Nlchols, I“rzl‘c. 4209 9th St N.W. J. WILLIAM LEE'S ¢ O\S FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM $32 PA. AVE. N-W: _ NATIONAL 1384, 1385. CHAS. C. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. hone_Lincoin 0332, Frank ('ggcra Sons Co. S TRATe: Teiennone National 2473 V. L. SPEARE CO. the successors of nor connscted uh e orieima R. 8 lre ul-huh B 100 horie Prank. 6626 e¥¥s ot Formerty 040 F 8t N Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance R R Lincoln 0524 Modern _Chapel. ALMUS R SPEARE Bucceeding the Oris g 1655 ‘Conneeticut Ave. " Poiomae. 4005 W. W. Deal & Co. 6 H ST NE LINCOLN 8200 Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924 New York Ave. N.W. Distriet 2608 | Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Fgoes GEO. W. WISE CO. i Establi: CEMETERIES. MRS. SUTHERLAND DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS mmxnun-lmm- lifelong resident of Washington, died muwumxmflmmm land was the daughter of n.w.&rolloek.no'lnhmm and Brawner Funeral services hnve not been defi- nitely arranged. terment, however, will be at Richmond. Va., in Hollywood Cemetery. Qard of Thanks, WEITE, SARAH J. h to extend our any friends, nelg the beautiful floral tribu d expressions he death of our beloved ‘andmother, SARAH J. HER DAUGHTERS. '+ BLACKWELL, JOSEPH. Dep: on November 10, 1930, ll a’ brief Uevoted husband of Annis to_mourn his de- ‘ubxw}u. At ietsatier Bt Bis late {uldcnu. 33 Vs '"n'd' rom his late o st st Vincent o™ Faurs onur'h it Capitol aRd M sts, SN Bt May his soul rest in peace. BUTT, WILLIAM, T. Wednesds 132, 1930, 'elock P. Geol w hfl\llnll University HBID“I] Wlm BUTT, beloved husband of Ray D. Bllfil (nee Duvall), llld 24 years. B‘Hl!dl!, November 15, E] (rnm 3 ‘I relldencefi 4501 44th reh, Yied: Salerment Colimbia Gardens Gerne- Arlington County, Va. 14 WILLIAM W, Suddenly, on Wed- nesday, November 1, 1930, uk: 12:1 A it (nee Pullerton). Futicral from Holy Trinity Church, 36th and O sts. Friday, November 14, at 9 a.m. ment Fairiax coun. ‘House (.c CLARK. WILL e, Fr o BerSa.*at 390 ol Diterment Congres sional ‘Cemetery. ARET Sowne Md. M 3 o B Abd 3 e en "otice 2} mnlrJ hern!flr. DRAYER, CHARLES. Suddenly. on Tuss- anombur 11, um. at_Cameron, W. RLES, belo ved son of Edward and hlt tmmn Drayer, Serv 'l 0rst’s funeral ; S l Elsl Clbflol , on Friday, nvem m Thterment b Arineton Ne: flonal Gemetery, EL Ll!. l FIKANK‘ On Wednesda: 1950, ai’ his residence, 1130 Q 5 FRANK lE. uclo\ed h\ubnm Noyem- I from, the chapei i 1337 10th st. Friday, November 14, 1930, at 2 p.m. EVANS, JACKSON, Departed this lite Tues: day, November I NS ea advored Rusnand of Brother 'of David Blake and hd, brother-in-law of I . He is also survived by 3 number of other relatives and Iriends. resting at the chapel of G R. W.dnud-v Na- 930, at Mayview. P n Df lh! llu )nehnl lnu er.v' be held from g;m 3, 301 East Capltol iovem| lw at_8:3 Enitchs where mass for the e soult “Hterment T4 ‘Moun Cemetery. lunnrn lative: m‘mu Tavitea %o autd: dnterment Bri- vate. HAMILTON, RICHARD. Entefed into eter- Weinesday, 12, nw ot Bls Yesidence: 300 RD, beloved husband of Amy Hamifton " (nce Frosper. Burfal ‘services pridas, November 16, a: 10 3 e Lemetery.” “iindly omit fow HARRIS, E vember 13, Thursdas, No- neral later. HAYES, LAURA L. On Tuesday, ber 11, 1930, LAURA L. eral trom the reside n Chapel, Md. HOLLOCK, MARY E. On Wednesday, Novem- m. &t her résiden a, rs. u-ry "nnnfluo and Harry Hol e Dol edeniidre Funeral | services ., November 14, at 2 p.m. n Interment Fort LI u HOLLOCK, MARY E. On_ Wednesd: 1930, MARY E. widow e Holl years. Fun from her Gaushier's Tesidence. Mr 05, West Virsiils ber 14, ment Fort Lincoln Cems JONES, ANNIE M. On Tuesday. November 1k {930, ‘atter a lingering iliness, M ANNIE Br. JONES. devoted wifs of James 3 mourn their loss d_many other r nd fri Pineral Saurdny, November 18 trnm ber Iate residence, 1500 Kingman al Taterment Lincoln" ummu JAMES 3. On Wednesday, l'ovem‘ 1930, ‘at Georgetown University JAMES bel ousband of esidence. 1 Sutiirday, November Ihence Holy he tives feTment 8 Mount Ollvet Gemetery. xznnflv‘ ELIZABETH WATTS. On Thur ve San anumm e 4 Buwier Thavel 1y Fa St. Mateh November 14, at 8 a.m. _Interment priva KEMP, MARY E. On Thursday, November 13, 1930, at 3:30. a.m. at Geos ington vnuexmu Hospital, MARY E., KERR, WILLIAM. On Tuesday, 1030, after’a stiort illness u s roridene s’ st (sz Y at Founs hodist _Episcop: Church, 1oth and. P its. n.w., on Prids November 14, at 2 LEE, WALKER. On Hand-!. Nflvrmbfl xo. oted d 1930, WALKER An Lee and son of Amelia Lee of Buckingham County,. Va. four brothers and ‘five Frida: mbs LEWIS, JAMES E. Departed this life on \mm!-yl November o 10, 1930, at 6:15 a.m., Hospital, JAM (Lo mours their loss & Lewis; two brothers, {sters. Rosetia a is; two mi hephew And & host of other relatives and friends, Remains resting at 3 bove address Friday, 2 noon, thence to St 8th st. bet. D and Ross Barn astor. In- lington National Céinetery. GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vaultage, $5 per month Choice Lots and Sites for Sale. FUNERAL DESIGNS. " GEO. C. SHAFFER _ XPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT EIATI Pllcln TEL NAT. $116 & NAT. o106 nlld S-n‘z ye. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. ipt Auto Delivers Service. lc_expressive _inexpensive. MAl!SOLEUlL BEFORE MAKING FINAL ARRANGEMENTS INSPECT Abbey Mausoleum “A PALACE OF PRIVATE TOMBS" Opposite Arlington Cemetery Costs No More Than Ground Burial LEWIS, JAMES, Membets of Moraing Star B Boresy AOUBEL 16 aitend 5, seaaton of S0 Tow nt the Elks' Home, 1836 15th st. 1., hu 3, 1930, st 8 p.m.. Columh it Tem No. and Co‘umml Temnle, Ro 421 Il’l coidlllly lnvgm &att’eng‘o"_ro" R CORTEZ W. PITERA S WNG' NANCY. Oon November 13, 1930, l’ler [ bnex llln” NANCY LONG 0t 2841 ve o ourn th hington's funer st n.w., until Saturday, Ne yember 15, at 13:30"p.m. at which time bady will be taken to Metropol E. Church, M st. between ln sis. n.w. Puneral services at 1 p.m. Rel- atives and friends invited. 14 | TAYLOR. ALBERT, et | s p Loved in life, remembersd 1n death. PAYNE. | MARCO. nm.r Eber 14, At 1330 A Iun!nl parior, lt‘:lfilnul:vl'ln. arted f, 153, '-M' Lo 20 iat Suren, R °"fl'nr°1o otncl RQOTY, HOwARD. On Tu ARD 2bs, e ‘Roo of ot RS ot 8 e jesting at hule © funeral n Nummm 1& i "5 m ist Church, Sth Qué st no @ Triends Theited: xmmruni W. death ul Brolhur HDWARD Se: sion of sorrow will be held at Columbis l;)dl ln Hnm! Th;lur!fll! November 5 mer's l\mel’ll hnme 389 nR"'X e Prhll tar Lodge, No. 'l' D n nm‘lmc;gnsmnhus’remple NO & A E “H,uAMBSe SO SCHNABEL, WILLIAM HAII lod- e n h b'l Punrn\l (rom the uis, 4316 15th st. n.w.,, on Il’lflly hovlmber 14, at 3 p.m. ment in Rock Creek Cemetery. SCOTT, LAURA NEAL. i and Ren a1, She aito'leaves five granddsuel four’erandsons, four sreat Tanddaushter rea be viewed at nce. T u"‘ 30 ‘vis ‘funeral churci nw. * Interment Pavhe's U-anx'c‘ SEIDEL, ELLA E. 13, 1930, at her nme;‘::‘e. 1u Takoma' Fark, Md, ELLK E at 8:30 a.m.. thence to the the Nativity, where mass will be SUTHKILAND “AIT.A K‘A'I'I'N W . Novembe: 930, fiunfllnrrlum(. - ed wife of Geo Sutherland. Services at the rest lfl.rn':l D, Sutherland, 1813 m-mm- terrace, Friday, November Inter= ment Hollywood Clmli"y, lll: mond. VI. TAYLOR, ALBERTA MURRAY. the great beyond 'hl!ldl Nnnmur .‘. ALBERTA uumuv TAYIDR. [other of Leanora T November 14, mpzm Chureh, P W. at Harmony R trlends:imvited. Remaind restl mpbell's ‘undertaking " establishin TAYLOR, Al.lll’l‘A MURRAY. - Dcers dnd members of the Women's s Prod: lass Bene; Sotified of the death of Mie. ALBERY URRAY TAYL hmrnl rnu vember 14, at Chureh, F nmmn ir‘d (¥ ‘utht Drfl | P, B RAYMOND, Sec All gn;nbcrl of d"fo Attend ihe. faneral’ i Lady ‘Qnaz‘%nl-nw;é:é on *Priday, 1930_at 1 o'clock, from n-;m‘.‘; Churen, " ct. between 31 “nd . ESTELLE HAWKI ADDISGN A MARY E. WHITE, o ¥ WALSH, DR !BWAI A Ne 930, at Merey Hospil N timore. u‘a Dr. sr;wu'm’;in Seloyed nd Mary 3 Wi 3. November 17, at 8 a0 e tem mass at St Steplien's CHurch at § Relatives and frlends Invited 1o & Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 18 AMS, HILLARY. oOn Tu 1. 1930, ut 12 band of lunm Williams u‘ n.m rrom zlg; mmwn onmuu etery. Rels- & at "1'36 pm. Jarvis'” tuneral éhu JAMS, LOUISE AHHA Nfl"mbfi;:l 9 LIAMS. the dev: ol zer Jacob Brown, Pinera] bigdag, Now p.m.. from the Church ow ietses gve. mow. Belutt invited. | Remains resting funeral home after YOUNG; JOHN. Departed this iife on M day, Kovember 100 1630, after o brie ness, JOHN YOUNG. the loving bus of the late !un“Youn 2 zel Youns. leaves six’ nmuenuunn two brother. & brother-in-law, & daughier-ine Taw, ‘two Sons-in. d 8 host of oth G Oiprians Chure T b sald tor terment in Mount Olivet sout: und. oonr. but not forgotten, dear father, Not ever will memories 1 As Jong s L and. last. always think of thee. THE In Memortam. BROWNE, ALICE REBECCA. In sad loving hemory of our belaved one and mother, BRO ¥ho deparied this lite one Seat au0 todas; :«mumr 15 Sod. in life, (nB deuh m Ifim’ nu,-ruor. JUEL. xn nmunbnm my darling baby hiece, JUEL PAUNTROY, Vo departed this Lifs ‘one year ago tos November 13, 1929. We had a little treasure o She was our oy and pride; ‘We_loved her, oh, perhaps too well, For soon she siept and died. We haven't forgotten you, little Jugl, Though the year has rolled st Our, memoty of you will always linger our lives on earth have passed. AUNT uvlr. . FAUNTROY, JUEL In sad and loving ry_of ‘our a-ru,% baby .nu grands baby, JUEL D. ROY, who one year ago today, November 13, I sent us to rear; le we are here; us God knoweth Mwflulh |:e lguikyou dl e Could Dot m TOVING MOTHER, " R TAMAA CASSIE, 1 hld s Jttle treasuro onces She was my joy pride; 1 loved her, ok, For soon KIRBY. nn.w u d Temeinbrance of our avored u-na PATRICK M. KIRBY, who d Loved in life, remembered in w HIS G R LEE, II-ANC!B JACISON‘ Remory of oui Gear mother 4nd ‘Sisters BLARCHE JACKSON LEE, who Jeft us twe years ago today, November 13, 1928. No_one knows how I miss you, mother; but God can tell ‘How my heart has ached with Ever since vou calmly sxid farewell HER DEVOTED = DAUGHTER, JACKSON. Betle.n mother and father I have Ilain Benesth the cold. cold clay And some dey 1 will meet you, When: the R, HER ONLY Bl Ly ALB“TA MATTINGLY, THOMAS W. Dt Jov- e romembrance. ot our, oaly 3 THOMAS W. (“TOMMY") MA Tho, Jell ‘asletv, three vears avo. oer b ould h"e i Ana "n"lu gur cholce of s! ! eurth irenss uzes, or 'clhoou from heaven whatsoe'sr’ we We would ask for you. MOTHER, LUCILE ROSS. who depari day; November 13, 1638, two We. lavet v om0 Aevel her, els loved her mg MADDEN. ADELAIDE L. Departed this lite Wednesday, November =13 1930, a¢ Sibley Hospital. Mrs ADELAIDE MADDEN of 4830 Tllinols ave. n.w. No- tice of e + CLEM. . 1930, Marshall of 501 B wi rom Zurhe o ;ol o Jast, Gapitol esday. Novem- ber. d_ hushand of e Py But_anel And they have alled her Thcetly ¢ “fi:. 'omlfl lnlnl‘ng fim aay &, WEST, GLADYS M. In I of qur dear’ mother, GLADYS I Y who ive years ago today, parted this H.w neman mu | g