Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1930, Page 9

THE. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, RPN ) Dy B0 S I U D 0 S 20 U B A WEEK OF SALES Giving Early Gift-Shoppers W orthwhile Advance Savings! CHRISTMAS ]/ THE AVENUE AT SEVENTH %&h&%%%&fi%&%fi%&%fi%&% Pre-Shrunk Whites!—Pre-Shrunk Solid Colors!—Newest Patterns! A GREAT HOLIDAY SALE! $2.45 and $3.00. SHIRTS, AT fashionable of shirt—and the genuine Saks quality at a big savings! Here’s the season’s important shirt story in a nutshell! EVERY —Full-Shrunk W hite Broadcloths! —Full-Shrunk solid- color Broadcloths and Chambrays! =—W hite-on-W hite Pique, Madras and Broadcloth! —Rayon-striped Broad- , cloth and Madras. e 3 for $5 ~—Fancy-striped and figured Broadcloth, Madras and Oxford! e—Collar-attached, neck- band, one and two matching collar styles! =—Sizes 1314 to 18! =Neatly Gift-Boxed! Saks—TFirst Floor. 82 to $3 Neckwear! Custom Hand-Tailored! Custom Silk-Lined! 3 for $4 RE are real custom- made ties. Tailored by hand, of choicest foreign and domestic silks. Shape-retain- ing, resilient construction! Many richly silk lined in har- monizing shades. A remark- able gift-buying opportunity! Saks—First Floor Tremendous Pre-Holiday Clothing Event! -TROUSER SUITS! FULL SILK-LINED Tuxedos! 31 'HE big clothing value of the :7 season—just when you want it most! In 2-Trouser Suits—every wanted distinctive pattern, in Blue- Gray, Gray, Brown and mixtures, In Overcoats—wide choice of high- grade Llama, Melton and Boucle fabrics (plenty of Blues)! And Full Silk-Lined Tuxedos (coat and trousers—beautifully tailored— and with Charvet facings. Saks—Third Floor NEWEST WINTER Overcoats! Combination Suits for Little Boys— Values to $2.95! $1.79 UTTON-ON style — with full-cut, full-li=ed Shorts of Gray or Tan Herringhone—Tweed—or Blue Chev- iot. Waists of white, solid color or fancy Broadcloth—striped or figured Madras. Sizes 3 ot 10. Saks—Second Floor o 4 $1.00 & $1.50 Shirts Button-on Blouses Junior Shirts 89c¢ 'ANCY - STRIPE, solid - color and figured Broadcloth—Woven Ma- dras—White Oxford or White Broad- cloth. Blouses with ties to match and in contrasted colors. Shirts, sizes 12Y% to 1415 Junior Shirt: to 12. Button-on Blouses, to 10. Gift-boxed. Saks—Second Floor L ) Regular $5.50 Tweedoroy Lumberjacks Special $3.95 HOCKMEYER‘S Tweedoroy revers. ible lumberjack with dark, all- wool plaid lining. Four pockets. Knit waistband and wristlets, Sizes 6to 18, % % TTT“‘ T"‘ WWT“‘ T"W I“W"\"W’ '["5"1’1 “T“ 1 % D. C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1930. %1J. ARTHUR JEFFERS DIES SUDDENLY HERE Manager of Red Cross on Pacific Coast Formerly Headed Wash- ington Division. J. Arthur Jeffers, manager of the Pacific area of the American Red Cross since 1927 and prior to then for three years manager of the Washington di- vision of the Red Cross, with headquar- ters in this city, dled in the Raleigh Hotel early today after an illness of a few hours. Mr. Jeffers, who was 60 years old, came here Friday to confer with Na- tional Red Cross officlals. He had been connected with the Red Cross since 1917. His headquarters for the past three years had been in San Francisco. In 1917 Mr, Jeffers organized a Red Cross chapter in Pueblo, Colo.,, where he was pastor of the First Congrega- tional Church of that place. Prior to then he had served as pastor of various churches. In 1919 Mr. Jeffers joined the staff of the Red Cross as director of soldier relief work and in 1924 he became man- ager of the Washington division. He 1s survived by his widow. Funeral arrangements are to be announced later. Deaths Reported. Mlfl!nl M. del Castillo, 92, Sibley Hos- 'y A. Rowland, 88, 2006 Columbia rd. Mary L. Pampel, 73, 1650 Fuller st. Grace O. Perkins, 72, Union Station. mgfllhn ‘W. Harllee, 64, St. Elizabeth's Hos- Edward H. Cunningham, 61, Treasury B‘EKH‘". 8l 58, Garfl orris. Silverman, 58, Garfleld 3 John Smith, 58, Olrfleld. Honnlyofmt“ 1 Brotmon, 57, Emergency Hospital. ret A. Stanton, 56, 1306 Franklin Daniel E_Cobb, 54, U. 8. Soldiers’ Hom: Maurice H. Crosen, 49, en route Georg town Hospital. Louis M. Stallings, 41, 429 Buchanan Cnllon Courmey. 34, Walter Reed Gen- Emily M. Winter, 2. 1! R st. II! — ;Y‘o’}‘:n Hi{utlzbr; 70, :6"‘ Oll( 'A‘l:‘;!"l&;;’u- 63, 3“ Bq'.’ l:‘"s‘;.. ey Eris YPaesl ’ el !xl;lenci Hospital. Savah _Dabney, Nv 1405 1st st. ckson, A erculosis. Pearl Middleton, 37, Providence fl:::::l! Lillian Hall, 34, 44 Prespect ave. n. James Walker, Children Hospit: e Marriage Licenses. George G. Hoover, 69, this city. and Ruth Tonkinson, 35, Niantic, Conn.; J!’Jdl! Rub‘:rt E. Mattingly. Willlam M. Hughes. 31 lnd Elsie Driver, ries L. lendl 9; Rev. I Cllll;x.:rfltlr:e" Bll!keh ,B!llufllflrt. Md. Charies J. Trinkhaug, o 0 O Arthur L. Watson, 32, this city, and H!len M. rr.rg 20, Long Island, N. Y.; A"P.'" Y'G Biack. 37, thi rey. .c] this el 7. Macdonald. 30, Aukuste, Gy e "u)::m"fn""fi 21, and ge Goode. 21, 2 19; Rev. Alexander WTflbln!k.r.h Wlem Cleveland G. New York City, 3, this city; Rev. ick. Woodson: Seties. 30, and_ Elizabet i 30, Both ot Raslitie, Var: Rev. s Sncats Aubrey Edwards, 28, Alexandria, Va., and Clara C. Tatum, 28, Richmond, Va.; Rev. O B Goton. 2, and Cella_ St ordon. 22, an; 2L oth” of Rickmond. Va. e T John'R. Miller, 30, . 3 21, botn of Enert: Var Rev B B Matten: Presies W "Ashby. 560°and Deila . Gr b7, 0. “bott ‘f Marsiall, ‘Vai; Rev. Jared Leonidas T. Goliehew, 21, Richards, 1 William _D. Herndon, Mo and Naoline Rev. J. A. Goliehew. Gross, 2i, and Pauline V. Rev. A. H. McKinley. Kinard, 21, ‘and Bertha L. dohn 6. Mostey. inn, nd’ Mar: " Both ' of Richmond, B L n v Robe; s o ana Annie M. Folin, ia; Vienna Ve Nev. B e e R T N. . War 3 3 C.and Trudy' Benie. 32, Raleiwh N G Carl Rasmussen. EAT G Taimer. 33 Takoma Park. Md.. nd Lillian Hinden, 5 on G, Follard, 22. - holm, 19; Rev. 4. T. lee A TS, Births | Reported. William © and Mary A Qemmill, boy. h J. and Preda C. Hill. boy. d E._and Nellie G_ Ryan, girl. luymnnu F. and Melba I. Smith, boy. Henry G. and Anne M. Turton, boy. William A. and Mary E. White, sirl Bny Knn!er Is skot LYNCHBURG, Va., December 1 (Spe- cial) —Leonard Drinkard, 12, son of L. W. Drinkard, of Six Mile Bridge, Camp- bell County, was _seriously wounded when shot in the head while hunting. New- He placed his shotgun down and as he ! did so it was discharged. He is being attended st Memorial Hospital here. ST. ALLIGATOR SATCHEL containing radio tubes, left Saturday in machine of obliging driver. "Liberal reward on return, 1814 M BAG FOR GOLF CLOTHES, on iday, No- vember 28, between 9 and 9:30 a.m.. from futo leaving Cordova At for Gettyshure Stockett” on outside. Retu 101008 Pia. five.. or telephone Potomac 1041: Reward $10 for Teturn with articles muu s BEAGLE HOUND- inches ‘tall, named * Wi A ing green sweater. Reward for information op return to 7711 12th st. n.w. or Dhone Forgia 0821. DOG—On Saturday. near Brookland, wire- Raired terrier puppy; no tag. Reward. Po- tomac_4217-J. DOG, male, b ‘Some_ white on feet, short ks, Reward if returned or infor- Johu Warring, 1014 and nec some beagle, mation for return. 26th st._n.w. ki ELK’'S FOB—Diamond_setting, between W. B. & A. Btation and Bowle tracks. Finder rewarded by returning to Bernard Harding, 309 th st. n.w. National 3054. ENVELGPE _confaining important letters. Please call District 1739. GREAT DANE brindle —puppy. months old; name Heidi. Reward. West_2000._Lieut. Greenhalgh. PUPPY—8cotch terrier, blacl B0 license.__Call Decatur 1i36. _Rewar: PURSE, black. containing fim of money and checks, in Nickle Taxi Number 140, Satur- day afternoon " Call Mr. Greenleat, Natignal 'AMENT morning, near Cott: phone_Hyatts. 31 TERRIERBlack _ScotleN terrier pupoy, Rlcixlrll Donald M. Ewing, 1567 44th WRIST 'WATCHBulova. ™ white pphire: Baturday night. Reward. o860, Apt. ter 6 o'clock Temale, 7 Phone E—_Lost !un ay e City. 1f found please Bigger and Better Funerals At Halt the Usual Cost Are Done by Chambers lAm\’V:le l-.‘munl for, as $75 Solid steel, and guaranteed for 50 years. The best grave vault that money ean buy. We match our vaults and caskets against lly in the world, All national In Case of Death Call THE GREATER W.W.ChambersCo. 14th Cor, Chapin St. N.W. Phone Columbia 0432 Where the Best Costs Less J. ARTHUR JEFFERS. —Underwood me THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy and colder tonight; minimum tempera- ture about 28 degrees; tomorrow fair and colder; moderate west, shifting to north, winds. Maryland—Partly cloudy and colder tonight, with snow flurries in the moun- ta tomorrow fair and colder; fresh west, shifting to northwest, winds. Virginia—Partly cloudy and colder to- night; tomorrow partly cloudy; colder in central and east portions; fresh west and northwest winds. West Virginia—Partly cloudy and colder tonight, with snow flurries in northeast portion; cloudy; colder in north portion. Record for 36 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 36; 8 p.m., 33; 12 midnight, 31; 4 am. 30; 8 am, 34; 12 noon, 44; 2 pm., 44; 4 pm, 42; 8 p.m., 42; 12 midnight, 45; 4 am, 51; 8 am., 45; noon, 46. Barometer—4 p.m. 30.63; 12 midnight, 30.61 .m., . 8 am, 30.36; 12 noon, 30.28; 2 p.m 30.16; 4 p.m., 30.05; 8 p.m., 29.93; mid- night, 29.83; 4 a.m.,, 29.80; l a.m,, 290.84; noon, 29.83. Highest temperature, 52, necurred at 3 am. today. Lowest temperature, 41, occurred at 8:15 p.m. yesterday. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 33; lowest, 15. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 10:55 a.m. and 11:36 pm.; hiihtlde 4:13 a.m, and 4:46 p.m. Low tide, 11:40 am.; )3 a.m. and 5:31 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose T:07 am.; sun sets 4:47 par. Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:08 am.; sun sets 4:46 p.m. Moon rises 2:14 am.; sets 2:26 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of Water. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear this morning. Weather in Various Citles, Stations. Weather. Ciear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Snowing Cloudy Clea: Allanike &% Baltimore, Md. 29.80 Birmingham ... 30.14 Bismarck, N. D. 30 Boston, Mass Buffaio, N. Y Charieston, S Chicago, il Cincinnati, Ohio 30.02 Cleveland, Ohio. 29.84 Columbla, 8. C.29.92 Colo.. . 3 . Clear El Paso, Tex. Galveston, Tex. 30.32 Cle Helena, Mont. .. 30.28 Clear Huron,' 8. Dak.. 30.5¢ Cloudy Indianapolis.Ind 30.02 Cloudy Jacksonville,Fla. 29.96 Cloudy nsas Cit: 3034 Cloudy Los Angeles..... 30.14 Clear Louisville, Ky.. 30.08 Clear Miami, Fla. Cloudy N Orleans, La. Clear New York, N. Cloudy Oklahoma' Cit: Clear QOmaha, . Nebr. Gloudy Philadelbhia Cloudy . Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Portland, Raleigh, 'N. C. Salt Lake Cit: San Antonio.. .. 3 San Diego, Cail ; Clear San_Francisco.. Cloudy 8t. Lous, Mo... 30’ Cloudy 8t 5 Clear Raining . Cloudy Cloudy Tampa, il WASH,, D. (7 am., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temporature. Weather. London, England. 44 Clear Paris, France. Vienna, Austria’. Berlin, ' Germany . Stocktolm, Swede! (Noon, Green: y.) Horta (Fayal). Azores.... ‘58 Part cloudy (Current obseivetions.) amilton, Bermuda Part cloudy HaiJian, Porto Rico. Part cloudy Havana, Guba. Cloudy Colon, Canal Zone. Clear 'RAL DIRECTORS. ‘ALMUS R SPE?\RB Succceding the Original W. R 623_Connecticut_Ave. Joseph F. Birch’s Son: (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Fhone wes oose. W. W. Deal & Co. 816 H ST NE. LINCOLN_8200 He_rbert B. Nevius cidte l'; u:leral 'Hom 2 lew Yor ve. N.W. Distriet 2608 GEO. W. WISE CO. T ——— R. WRIGHT CO. _1337 10h 8. N one North 0047, _ Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. _4200 9th St. N.W. Col._6324. J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR! CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W.__ NATIONAL 1384, 1385, CHAS. C. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Lincoln 0532, Frank Geier ’s Sons Co. VENTH 8T. N. Modeth Chaver. Teieonone National 2473 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connected with the original . fi;n mflum . 6 Bidie P ecmerty m F St N.W. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance $adta "ot Lincoln 0524 CEMETERIES. . GLENWOOD CEMETERY | Vaultage, $5 per month Cholce Lots and Sites for Sale. RAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros. Co,, 1212 F S tomorrow partly | pastor, the chotr_and mem! M/ E Zion Chureh of Green Valley, i ess. With deep- o express our & incere thi and appreclation for the Bonuitul Aore) Houtes SCOTT ‘D'fln h.7 gARY B. W, TIE WOODS. TIPPETT, FENTON. We wish to extend our thanks ‘to relatives and friends for their sympathy, assistance and kindness, aiso the beautiful floral tributes at the death of our son, FENTON TIPPETT. MR. AND MRS, JOSEPH TIPPETT. * Braths. BOTTS. DAVID BROTHER. Departed this life on Manday, December 1, 1930, at his residence. ' 1258 Half st 'se. 'DAVID BROTHER BOTTS., devoted "husband of Ruth Bot(s and father of Lillian Botts, loving son_of Philip and Elenora Botts: He “also leaves to mourn 'his departure thiree brothers. two sisters and other rela- tives and friends. = Remains resting_at the "John T. Rhines funerqal chapel.” 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funeral iater. BOWMAN, JAMES. On Saturday, evenin Novembex 9. at 10 o'clock, at his resi- dence, 45-A K st. n.e., JAMES BOWMA Funeral Wednesday, 'December 3, at 1 oclock, from his sister's residence. Mrs Ethel Woodland, 58 L st. n.e. Priends in- vited to attend. A BROWN, WILLIAM E. suacu!xy. on Pri- day, November 28, 1930. at his residence, Wade rd., Anacostia, D. AM B nusband ‘of M vt Beloved brother of Jull Funeral from Eobert” Campbell cember 3. at friends invited. COLBERT. CLAUDE IRVING. On Satur- day, November 29, 1930, at Children’s Hos- ital, CLAUDE IRVING COLBERT, be- oved son of Nina May ard Georse R' Cols bert of 1305 Corcoran s Funeral Tuesday, December 2. at 1 pm. from Bufnes tunsral parlofs.” 614 4 st aw: Interment Memorial Cemetery. COLEMAN, EDGAR A. On Sunday, Novem- ber 30, 1930, at his residence. 126 13th st nw. EDGAR A. beloved husband of Eilzabeth E. Colem: Services 'at_the ve agdress on Tuesday, December 3, at Interment Abbey Mausoleum There will be & sommunication: of AN at p.m., for the purpose of attending fhe tuberai o ou Tnle’ Frotner, EDGAR A COLEMAN, 'EARLE R. STRONG, M ROSA. On Monday. December 1. . @t her residence, 801 R st. a.w.. ROSA DADE. mother of the iate Dorothy Dade and niece of M of Frede-icksburg. M at_the W. Einest Jarvis funer 1432 U si.' n.w. Notice of funeral later. | DORSEY, ALICE. Departed this life on Friday, November 28, 1930. at her resi- derce, 432 N st. n.w. ALICE. beloved sis- ter of Mrs. Lucy Stuart, Mrs. Allie Wa ren and Lathan Stewart. She four nieces. three nephews and tives and friends. Remains at 16 Decatur st. ne after 13 noon Sunday, Funeral and interment at Martinsburg, Md., Tues- day, December 2. 1 FIS MARY. Suddenly, on Sunday, No- Lember 30, 1630, at Emergency Hospital MARY FISHER. Remains resting at W. V/arren _Talta ul's " funeral home. . 14th st. and Spring now, JFuneral on Tues- day, December 330 om. [Reaviem Relatives Wna Triends svited. 5 attonn: riends inv! o atten Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. GATES. LAURA V. Suddenly, on Sunday. November 30, 1930, S 'a.m. at her home; near Silver s5ting. M. TAUSA"Y GATES, the beloved wife of the iate John VinsOntes, in her 6oth vear. Fuperal Tiiesda 2, at 2:30 p.m., from Colesvilie M. B Churh: Tntermbnr cemetery. GATES. LETTIE WARREN. Entered into t life_on_Sunday. November 30, at 11:30 p.m.. LETTIE WARREN (nee Moore), the beloved wife of the late John H. Gates. Funeral from Christ Episcopal Church. 6th and G sts. s.e, on Wednesday, December %8t 2:30 pm. Interment Congressional Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend. 2 LENN. DANIEL MILTON, On Saturday, November 29, 1930. 'at T. B. Hospital DANIEL MILTON GLENN, son of the late Elljah and Marqaret Glenn, brother of Thomas J. Glenn. He also jeaves & host Of guher relatives opd friends. resting at_the Tnest Jarvis fune ghurch, 1432 U o Funeral Tuerd; December 2 from John W William Whiting Remains resting chapel, church 30 p. oy A 5. . Chiircty Jith wnd’ Corcoran sts. ‘W, HALL, LILLIAN. On Thursday, November 27" 1880 et her! rul:&l RN LILLY LL, ‘beloved wife o Rnbefl Hall, beloved daughter of John and Fanole Miller. Surviving her also are three sisters, Mrs. Anna Burton, M Mamie Crump, Mrs. Berline Nul on niece, Edna Wes and ot Telativ snd iriends, Funeial seryices at Tier late Tesidence, 44 8 st. n.e. Tuesday, Decem- ber 2. at 8:30 a.m., follow -any-u--: the Holy Redeemer clnll'th at 9 I terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. -Alll BENJAMIN S. Suddenly on Sun- Belcvea Tusband o Margarer Harels. o ret Harris a; {ather o Willlam A. Harneof Vlenhun. Raymond B. Harris of Baitimore, ga and s L. Gerst of Pensacola, : Mrs. Hugh Peaslack of Fort Ogle. thorpe: Gin. 8nd " Mreoh. CGlsner. Cund grandfather of Mary C. and Mi ret Westcott. Remains resting at the v‘ Chambers funeral home, T4th and Chapin n.w. Notice of funeral later. HITTE, RUTH E. On Sunday, November Bloyes ik deies fjosiel ROTHC g on L.’ an M. Hitte, aged 2 years. Interment prival HQGAN, JESSE ASHTON. Suddenly, » November 20, 1930, &t Emerkency Sloopieal” JESE CASHTON” Mot e yoted hisband of Catherine Mogan lov. ing father of Virginia, Jesse Ir.: Charles and George W. Hog: and Bes Mullin, He also leaves ten lndchflm‘tn and xteen great-grandchildren. Puneral Wed- December at 2 p.m., at Lovetts- Remaing resting ai fhe W. Er. nest Jarvis West End parlor, 28th st. and Dumbarton ave. n.w. E) HOOVER, WILLIAM H, H. JR. On Satur- . ‘November 29, 1930, at 11 p.m. at fleld Hospital, after a short illness. WILLIAM H. H.' HOOVER. Jr.. beloved hushand of ‘Maiy “A. Hoover. _Iuneral services will be held at the S. H. Hines funeral home, 2901 1th st. n.w., Tuesday, December 2, at 2 p.m. Interment at Glen- wood Cemetery. Relatives ‘and friends in- HUNTER. MILES. On Pri 1930, MILES HUNTER, of Simon Hunter of Baltimore, and Rlrs. Aattha Teiry of Washiagton. devoted friend of Miss Ruth Carrick. ~Re. mains, resting at Lomax'c chapel, 1400 § st. n.w, may. be seen Monday, Decem- ber 1. "Puneril Tuesday, December 3. at 1:30 pm. from Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, W st. between 11th and 13th st; n.w.. Rev. Robert Anderson pastor. Pri invifed. ‘Interment Payne " HUNTER, MILES. Entered into life eternal Friday ' evening. 'November 28. 1930, 4 o'clock, MILES HUNTER. He leaves ing _sister. ' Martha Wordfolk Terr: brother. "Simon Hunter, and many other friends to mourn his de- “Fineral services” held At the Riount plensant. Baptist - Church. "W s bet 1ith and idth ;uonv. Tuesday eve December. 3. Anderson officiating. Rellllvu i Tfends invited. ~Remains resting at the P. Lomax funeral home, 1403 8 st. n.w. = * JOHNSON. HARRIETT. Departed this life on Saturday. November 29, 1930. st her HARRIETT NSON. She leaves to mourn their loss iwo loving daughters. Mrs. Zeraiine Dick- son and Mrs. Bhel Slappy: two sons. Mr. Charles Johnson and Johmine Johnson, and & host of friends.' Remains resti Bundy’s funeral home, 621 Florida Puneral Tuesday. December from Vermont Avenue Babtist fends are invited. Inte ment Lincoin Memorial Cemetery. * JONES, MARY (MOTHER). On Sundas. N Yember 30, idnight, MOTH] MARY JOI from the res Hyattsville, Md. 9 Reauiem mi o-um 3" church: Washington: b, 10 a. Relatives and friends ln'l llt!nfl Interment Mount Olivet, LA FONTAINE, cflllllfl November 30, 10: Tealdence, 701 Oth sl s Fuingtal" from Dis ‘late Tesidence. Wednésday, December at 2 p.m. Interment Coneressional Cem: etery. elatives and friends invited. 3¢ LEE, ROLAND. = Departed this lite on Sat- November 29. 1030. at Gallinger HnlDNl\l, after_a brief illness, ROLAND Funeral Tuesday, December 2, from ruldonce of hi unt, Mrs. Agnes 31 Adams n'w. | Interment Mo nt OIIVEI Cemetery. LEWIS, HELEN. On Saturday, November 29, 1930." at ' Freedmen’s ~Hosital, HELEN LEWIS. beloved wife of William A. Lewis, daughter of James A. and Florence Bailey of Arlington. Surviving her are also ildren and five brothers. Remains ier's funeral home. 3589 Rhode until ' Tuesday, Decem- ednesday. D-cmecr 3, from _her mother's residence, lington, Rev. Howard officiating. Interment Lomax Church Cemetery. 2 M'DDLETON, EVA B, Suddenly, on Novom- ber 29. 1930, at Ardmore. Pa, EVA B. MIDDLETON. beloved wife of Jefferson Middleto; Funeral scrvices at Vermont Avenue ristian Church Tuesday, Decem- ber 2. at 2 p.m. Interment private, ILLARD, IDUI!A' W. _ On Saturday, No- M erber 20, 1930; at’ her. residence. 3301 Clmlflrll a nw., LOUISA W.. beloved fe of Thomas B. iillard. ~Remains rest- the W. W. Chamber: !unerll homt “‘»«""“’E o mmiciment Wimbag: ember el ng ton, Dei.. Tuesday, December 3. NELSON, BERTHA. Departed this life on onday, November 24, m., at OndRY, denrer 35 isdleun ave: ERTHA. . November 28, bclom brother AW, . Jeaving to mourn thelf a_devoted mother, daughter, sis host of othet, relitives and {rlend neral ",'{mfi' u-'v‘m be held at Rehol BT SIS o ey, Bectitr R tor, "o R CTeiatives and ufa'; are in ua' ‘o attend her funeral. see her mv:.’;’l’l. t e ‘ade Sence. with are requested to attend the funeral of De- | late_member, Hon. Lady MINNIE RIV) on Tuesday, Decenber 2. at 1 p.m.. from [X A ige. meral trom the W. m' 4th g‘ P.“ 1'..' o etis PERKINS. GRA( on Bunday "dl vembtr ;o. it PR "o n Sudde; K & ara Eversit P.r e upnmmfi i her TEad yeu services at Perkin hapel at sm-lnm o Tiesday, December 3 FPEARSON. FRANCES, fllflml. On_Sune| day, November 30, 1930, at her resi 4219 Nichols ave. se. FRANCES GINIA, beloved wife ‘of the Pearson and _ granddaugh Gilbert of New ~York, and Marv Shaffner of Fineral from " Hhe Wo. We. Gh neral home, 14th and Chapin - sts. on Tuesday, December 3, at 11 a.m. Inters ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. RIVERS, MINNIE. = Densited this life Saturday. Novein 29. 1930, 00, Gailinwer Hospita MINN RIVERS. beloved wife of John' W. I S e S e eayes 1o mone theif “loss one dsusner. Efle Edelin; seven grandehildren, Frank and Edelin, e, "Willis " and_ Faraest Tavlors Flora and Joseph Johnsan Rivers, other relatives and friends. ing at the chapel of the George Co.. 1416-18 Florida ave. n.e., untii 1 Monday, thence to ber late residenc Eye st. ne. Funeral Tuesday. Decembar & 1 pim. from Ebeneser Church. 4th -u‘ sts. 5. RIVERS, MINNIE. Officers and members Queen’ of Sheba Chapter, No. 2, O. Ebenezer M. E. Chureh, 4th and D Wear_black clothes. FLORENCE M. D. Nlmou.. R . RICHARD A _PHILLIPS, R. JESSIE C. BANKS, Secty. SADTLE! MARY ELIZARETH. On day, November 29, 1930, at 8:20 p.m.. &% the residence of her daughter. Mrs. l‘ tha E.Dove. Montrose, M MAR) ELIZABETH, beloved widow of the u“l Louis L. Sadiler. Funeral Tuesday, ber 2, at 10 a.m, from St. Mary's Cal Church. Rockville, Md. Interment c} cemetery. HALE, KATHARINE A. On Sunday, vember 30, 1930. ut the residence of sister, Mrs. Evelyn Snyder. 3523 Hampshire _ave. n.w. KATHARINE SCHALE. Funeral secvices at the W. W Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on_Monday. December 1, at 7 P Interment Williamsport, Pa. e SEBASTIAY, EDWARD B. On Monday, Tesidonge,” Bh16 beloved hus- Notice of cember 930, at SECW B EDWARD B band of Roberta Sebastian. funeral later. SFENCER. WILLIAM AJOSEPH. Depat day, November' 21 st tne Yesidence of his da Q st. n.w. WILLIA beloved husbaria o the Tate Mary He leaves to mourn their loss one da ter. Bertha Gross: - one son, Raym Spencer: two risters. Bertha Minor, lian Johnson: one brother, Daniel cer: iwo grandsons. Elmer’ Spericer, Eva Brooks. liam Gross: two niece: Le Roy three nephews, Ernes g4 of New York Pus Tu: from Mount_Horel Church. 16h st. between B Rev. C. H. Fox officiating. SUMBY. FANNIE. = Departed this lite o Saturdey,” Nowvember 29, 1030, FANj SUMBY. ' She leaves to_mourn their two nephews. William Shields end Lioyd Marshall, and_a_devoted fri Henrletta 'Dorsey Shelve. at Barnes & Grav undertaking lor, 14 4% 3t ew., untl S pm Rav, then will be moved to 407 South itol' st. s.w., the home of Mrs. Hen: Shelvw. " Fiineral from "sbove residencs Tuesday, December 2. at 2:30 p.m. Rela= Tives and friends invited. Interment Hars mony Cometery. Gone, but not foreotten. HENRIETTA DORSFY SHELVY, HATTIE OPEY AND FAMILY. WASHINGTON. LOUISE. Departed this on _Friday night, mber 28, 1930, 745 nun., at Rer residence. ‘661 iace s.e. LOUISE WASHINGTON. eaves to’ mourn two_ sons. two sisf and C ng. three brothers and_a host of other rala- tives and friends. Funeral services will held Tuesdav. December 2, at 1 p.m. her late residence. WHITE, EDWARD W, Suddenly. on Sa day. November 29. i930. EDWARD fovea musband of Mary M. White. " Berye ices at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral h 1 14th st.'n.w., on Tuesday. Deceml B 0'a" an " Dnterment: otk Cresk. Cemetery. WHITE. RICHARD. On Sundsy, No 1930. at his residence. 327t nw. FICHARD WHITE, the. devoted.hus Busie White, Joving brother of Anmie liams, George, Bob. Robe d White. Notice of funeral later. Testing at_the Ernest Jarvis church, 1432 You st. n.w. WILSON, MATILDA. Departed this life Saturday. November 29, dence, 1124 K st. s. SON, 'devoted wife o son 'and_beloved mother of Wallet, Mrs. Efie West: Crandmother Clarence West, sister of Mrs. Mary son, aunt of Mrs. Ella Thompson. iso lewves a host of other relative resting at Barnes 4 Mindied hen Puneral "wednees 3, at 1 p.m., from Eben Church, 4th and D sts. s.e. Thomas ofciating. It_was sn early hour, T will never forgst the day: ] of God came down le our mother away. QUNG, ALICE. On Sunday, November 1930, ALICE. dged 7 ter of Euge; Teray. trom. the rulaug: on Tuesday morning, Dect a.m. Interment private. ember 2, 8t In Memoriam. ANDERSON. MARY ELIZABETH. In lovi memors, o ouE. dear. wife and mo MARY ELIZABETH ANDERSON. who arted this life seven years ago cember 1, 1923, A light: is from our household gones A Voice “we Joved s stilind: A piace”s ~acani i cur home nll YI!VEP can filled. “U“AND AND CHILDREN, ‘& Aflnl.w' MARY ELIZABETH. In but loving remembrance of our dear and mother. MARY ELIZABETH AN SON 'OF 226 3rd st. n.e., who died Jears ugo today, December 1, 1933, God took_her home, It was His wi But in our h We Jove her ‘st Dear s the grave ‘Where she is laid. ".Ql‘ll the mEmOF’YI At never w TPR¢ BSKSAND ARD CHILDREN. # ARNOLD, FRANGES E. In sad but Tnemars of our beloved daugter; CES'E. ARNOLD, who passed s years ago today, Decem! , as Thou wilt, M oab, seer Ihfoush many a tear, Let not our star of hope ‘Grow dim and dlsabbel . Sadly_missed. " DEVOTED PanmNTS. Y, HARRY LEE., In sad but lflfl B embrance of our ather and erand M‘ HARRY BERRY, Wha departed life December 1, 1036, No_one knows the heartaches, Only those who have lost can tell ©Of_the grief that orne in silence Por ‘the one W loved. 3o well LOVING “FaMILY. JOK, SADIE A. Departed this life Deceme r 1, 1928, BADIE A. COOK. You left two yea! 0, Mll mother; ‘The memory lingers % 1037, ‘The time goes on and on. We will meet again some day, d In the DEV LEE POWELL. COX, MELVIN WOODROW. 1In loving mei ry of my dear son, MELVIN & !3; COX, who departed this life eight years ago today, December 1, 1922. Comes a time a stillnes sas of even Steeping the soul in memories of love, As when the glow is sinking out of heaven, M":'l’:.n the twilight deepens in the Like a flower that fades away, Upon this earth he could not stay, Por God sees and knows the best And He took my darling home to rest. Bight years, with so many changes, ince h strangely bade us part, But. Woodtw. ail the. chamees Cannot take you lrornx%y hell’t romised land beond. SONS, HOWARD AND DAD. * CROMPTON, WILLIAM D. In lflfll’ll - oty of our devoted son and brothers %l% LIAM D. CROMPTON, who departed ‘R life one year ago today, December 1, 1 No_one knows the silent heartache: Only those who have lost ci tel Ol ‘h! gl’lt{ that is borne in silence e one we loved so 'O“ fllA\ll 'IIAAC SR sienid 3 Sacred to '-h! memory AVES, who d 't YOS AL S ‘Home at rest. sweetl; A BROKEN-] e y of ' our dear momm [UTTON, who o today, Decomber 1, | One year has passed, 6e Since Rance ou ‘wer esM ‘That lld lnl weary .".r Before our m‘ you faded, Shieraif o o S Un esled vy ed. In PE: e 'o':':.n'k 3 MUTTON, FANNIE E. Sacred to e -vlluh