Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1930, Page 7

¥ WILLIE P. ROCKECHARLIE | years a resident of this city, died at the home of his niece, Mrs. Andrew R. EXPIRES AT AGE OF 75|011L 3750 Thirty-third street, Mount Proprietor of Novelty Store Wflll“eu Be Buried at Lynchburg, Va., on Wednesday. ‘Willie P. Rockecharlle, 75 years old, proprietor of a novelty store at 501 M street northeast, and for the past 35 GROSNER’S Rainier, Md., yesterday, after an ill- of several weeks, Mr, Rockecharlle was for many years a member of the Red Men and was past great sachem of that organization in the State of Virginia. He was a member of Indianola Tribe, No. 52, Red Men, at South Richmond, Va. Puneral services will be conducted at the niece’s residence this afternoon at 1'325 Reduced for our Semi-Annual Clearance Sale! , Our Entire Stock of KUPPENHEIMER and GROSNER SUITS & O'COATS Two of the Important Reduced Groups 75 $ Group One F 39 TiE SUNDAY STAR, 4 oc!mck Interment will be in Lynch- ‘Wednesday. Mr Rockeclurngl WU!. the late Mrs. Helena Rockecharlie, died last July. He leaves noychildren. ‘The lives and habits of ants show that these tiny creatures have gifts rivaling any of those possessed by h man beings. In warfare especially they exhibit wonderful powers of organiza- tion. FEvery ant has his own duty to perform, and each insect helps its comrade. STREET Before Christmas We are starting— AHEAD OF SCHEDULE THIS YEAR, al. lowing the hun- dreds of men who wait until after Christmas for our HALF - YEAR- LY SALE an op- portunity to be better dressed on Christmas Day. 75 Group Two Other Groups Reduced in Proportion CROSNEIRY 1325 F STREET BRERVERVERE A KAHN INC. REREREREDR 38 Years at the same address DIAMONDS For CHRISTMAS Gifts are Purchased at A. Kahn Inc. Mountings of Unusual Design and .. At A. Kahn Inc, the weight of your stone is given to the exact hundredth of a carat— color is compared and then and only then is true diamond value computed. When we sell you a diamond as perfect there can be no quibbling over THAT word—for there are no degrees of perfection, what the can mean only implies. A perfect diamond word “Perfect” | Miss Ruth Kell 20000000000000000000:0000000000000 WASHINGTON, MRS. JULIA BELLE KELLY EXPIRES AT RESIDENCE Funeral Services to Be Held To- morrow, J. E. Hummer, Christian Science Reader, Officiating. Mrs. Julia Belle Kelly, 64 years old, died Thursday evening at her residence, | 2628 Myrtle avenue northeast. She was the widow of the late Charles W. Kelly and had been a resident of this city since 1903, when she came here from her home in Michigan, her native State. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock at the | residence, J. Earl Hummer, a Christian Science reader, officiating. Burial will follow in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Three of Mrs. Kelly's eight children resided with her. They are Charles F. Kelly and Mrs. Helen K. Kadlock and . She was a member of East Gate Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. Other children surviving Mrs. Kelly are: Mrs. Willlam Gasson of Landover, Md.; Harold F. Kelly of Forest Glen, Md.; Fred C. Kelly of Mount Rainier, Md.; Lloyd E. Kelly of Lyon | Park, Va., and Mrs. Harry F. Miller of this city. She also is survived by a brother, Frank Lee of Linden, Mich., and a sister, Mrs. Hallle Truesdell of Gaines, Mich. N FOUND. TOST ANIMA ply Animal Rescue EORue %I fiarviand ave 3.w. Nat. 0ns. black, white and . on_November 26 tn or information leading 10 his recovery. Edward W. K 2915 Tth st. ne. Met. 4840. BILLFOLD—Lost on streei car, Chevy Chase and Union_Station. Saturday . black. Cheyy Chase Bank ning bills. Phone Wisconsin “between ri_collie and_police: ollar: name on ard if returned 3780 Oiiver a1, BF- DOG, I yellow, Row" York license. tag o0, collar, Mary Knowles. M. Robert D, Chase, Shevs S EVEGLASSES, Saturday evening reward. F st Lincoln 0308. * FERRIER PUPPY—Small, black and Reward. 17 Madison st. n.w. Phone MONEY- ~o s Moot on Tath st between E and Pa. ave. $219; finder please call H. J. Murphy, Ad :m ._Liberal reward. “between 14th_and 1 B GOK. black_leath .. December 37 ot st “and u Raaress 15 un o oz 5 e PIN: Drobaby lost Friday mieht ¢ Washineron Riitorum or between Auditorinm ‘and. J0th t Florida ave. Valued for associaion Liveral reward = Return to Apartment 111, Cordova. _North 3336 i PIN_Fraternity _pin, Phone Geoegth 44k, D. ober. | C.. DECEMBER 21, SENATOR GREENE IS LAID T0 REST: Funeral Services Held Native Hills at St. Albans, Vermont. in By the Associated Press. | ST. ALBANS, Vt., December 20.— | Prank Lester Greene, Vermont's senior | United States Senator, was laid at rest today his nlthe hills. He had come home last Monday for an operation which was believed would be comparatively simple. His recovery | seemed assured, when, last Wednesday | afternoon he went into a gradual de- cline and passed away before his sons | could reach his side. | Given Military Farewell. Toda; the little Congregational | Church, where Rev. L. D. Livingston conducted funeral services, was crowded | with high officials of the State, col- leagues from Congress and scores of neighbors who knew him both as boy and man. Interment was at Greenwood Cemetery. A soft blanket of snow, fallen during the night, muffled the tread of an es- cort of the 7th Field Artillery from Fort Ethan Allen, who came to bid a mili- tary farewell to a comrade. Senator Greene had served with the 1st Regi- ment, Vermont Volunteer Infantry, dur- ing the Spanish-American War as a captain and at the close of the war was commissioned an aide de camp on the staff of the Governor of Vermont. Honorary pallbearers included Gover- nor John E. Weeks, John G. Sargent, former Attorney General of the United States; former Governors E. C. Smith and Redfield Proctor and the presidents of the University of Vermont and of Norwich University. Members of Party. Members of the congressional party | were Senators Dale of Vermont and | McMaster, South Dakota; Reperesenta- tives Gibson, Vermont; Dallinger, Mas- sachusetts; ~ Allen, Illinois; Crosser, Ohio; Hale, New Hampshire, and Ketcham, Michigan. Representative Brigham of Vermont 5 | was unable to be present because of failure to make train connections in New York after a hasty trip from Beau- mont, Tex. Capt. Richard Greene, a son, came from New York by airplane He is \st.atloned at Fort Slll Okla. EXPECT 500 AT PARTY ‘The Washington Gas Light Co. will Re- give a Christmas party to 500 children mm to 927 Colorado Building. and munu on P Return to M. K. Marphy, nu of employes Tuesday, between 4 and 6 p.m. in the company’s service building, | 1100 Twenty-ninth street. Grover Moore, manager of the water heating department, will take the role of Santa Claus and A. Ewaldsen, sales manager, will entertain as an amateur magician. MMOWMMOMOWQ“ $ Xmas Wreaths for the Cemetery Made of Lasting Flowers REGULAR $3.50 SPECIAL $2.50 Open Sunday for 908 G St. NW. Poinsettias, Cyclemen, Mexican Peppers, Begonias and Ferns—All Seasonable Plants at Very Low Prices Prompt Free Delivery Open Until 9 P.M. Until Christmas F. F. LEAPLEY FLORIST Can Be Shipped Anywhere in the United States Make this a Floral Christmas. Cut flow- ers and potted plants have never been better and the prices are very much lower than ever before, at Christmas. Your Convenience Nat. 7672 § i P | W“OWWQ“WMOOOOO Coming to See You Mr. J. R. Green style representative from J. P. Smith Shoe Co., Chicago in the familiar surroundings of | gg. 1930—PART ONE. ' THE WEATHER District of Columbia and Virginia. | Increasing cloudiness today, tomorrow partly cloudy, slightly colder. Maryland—Increasing cloudiness fol- er:&nby' osé\ow gm rain in oxrt{‘-u ‘west. ay, 0rTOW and slightly colder. ind Lk West, Virginia—Cloudy, ‘possible snow ll;;lrfles ‘;‘n north portion today; colder nort portion tonight; tomorro partly cloudy. n ™ Record for 24 Mours. Temperlwre—Mldnuht 36; 2 am, 34; 4 am, 33; 6 am, 31; 8 am, 34; 10" am., 39;" 12 noon, 41; 2 p.n., 42 4 pm, 40; 6 pm, 38; 8 pm., 35; 10 p.m., 35, Hllheul, 43; lowest, 30, Rel.tlve humldlty—l am, 76; 2 pm,, Rllnhl l pm, to 8 pm.)—Trace. ;l:rura o{ s;uuhln 2.4, cent of possible sunshine, 25, Sunrise, 7:24; sunset, 4:48. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 3:23 a.m. and 3:31 p.am.; high tide, 8:54 a.m, and 9: 'romorrow—uw tide, 4:16 p.m.; high tide, 9:56 p.m, The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose, 7:23 a.m.; sun sets, 4:48 pm. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises, 7:23 a.m.; sun sets, 4:49 p.m. lA(otnn Ybl l5‘05 a.m.’ leh 17 p. utomobile - half hour after I::l’:u‘:’ e nllB Weather in Various Cities, ~Temperature.— Prectpl Max. Mu. - tavon, 8 Asheville, N. C.. Atla; as Atlanue oy N Baltimore, Birmineham, Cleveland, Davenport, Denver, Colo. Des Moines, Detroit, Dulyth. Lo Louisville. Marquette, | Onig Vickabirg. . WABHINGTON, B. & Births Reported. o The, following birthe have been report the Health Department in the past % 5. and Dorothy E. Hartman, eirl nd Mildred Standiford, irl. Pk s ‘nddPAulme E. Haight, sirl. SERUSASNIRLRINIASTINILARBILE; B S F 3 ter Willlam J. J. nd Minnie Hurd. bo Joseph nd Mattie Mooky. “Boy. nd Fannie Fortune. boy. Furl and Einel Smeletan. boy. Elizah and Comillie Ollur. boy. helmina uccl-nnun. boy. Robert and Jennie Wilbert and Lee R. M. and Maude Bowman, girl. Deaths Reporled. Thomas I. Johnson, 87. Gallinger Hos- ital. *'Bavia . Cynnins 74, en route Cas- ualty num yranees D. " simonson, 74, the Shorenam Henrietta K. Schellhorn, 71, 4914 Kansas ave. ;Galen R. Wiseman, 5, Walter Reed Hos- Katie Green. 80, Freedmen’s Julia Johnson, Freedmen's fena Coroin 28, Tuberculonis Hosml Dorle Evans. 35 Tuberculosis Hosl Mary Lawson, 23, Freedmen's Hospital W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road } Col. 0464 Adams 10341 —the many kind remarks folks make about our mortuary service. It is indeed gratifying to know that our efforts are so rewarded. i ILLINOIS.VISITOR DIES Miss Mary Whitney, 79, Was in Capital on Annual Trip. Following a brief iliness, Miss Mary Whitney of Dixon. Ill, died at Emer- gency Hospital early yesterday morn- ing. She was 79 years of age. Miss Whitney, who had many friends n Washington, was here on an annual visit at the time of her death. She made her local residence at the All States Hotel. Amunlnrolmordcr-{ufl-ot the Grand Army of the Whitney was weli known in club lnfl NEWCO! fraternal he has L3 nephew, Holden, !’elldlfl( in Ale; ndria, Va. a The body wili be transferred from tho Jnnph Gawler funeral parlors here to Dixon for burial. Funeral services will be neld tomorrow in the Iilinois eny under the direction of the Method- ist ‘Episcopal Church, of which Miss Whitney was a member. During a service for foot ball players at St. Paul's Church, Kingston, England, recently, the church was decorated with goal posts, corner flags BENTON. We wi incete shanks to our Bany Horal"tFindies mu.a : 1’- baby, ARTH G uih my d’ thoughts ans appreciation for the. King nd the beautitul floral tribu and aeeds s best nd's many and ‘Ui tilends ltn Sur” best” Triends " May #un “’%Rsm AND DAUGHTERS, Brafln. EORGE ¥, Suturday, Dece . GEORGE P. BAKER. beloyed sor te Jaanc H. and Non® Bhisavecn fro W. Chambers Sh n. B et to 8i. John's Church, P here mass will be offe; et Olem Md. Sntetatent 32 his, lite Y Dolly M on WMnomll.!mD“.'cg a nd of 34 3on of the late Mos pariors of J. W e o Manday: ‘nzloik pa. Rev, o e n conuruuonn Just at the daw & new-born ds Thy Soul ‘was " severedrom fis Teitered . veil wi mists rolled away, dareaca aieat nhnmu And thy spiric soared through that vt nknows A-cnor-u ul- in_ God's haven—tome, Ilnnuu.. l.lwu T. The members of lu sociation Oldest itant: sttend the fun LEWIS T B ureh, corner (PRIDW. iy [ 3pd North ¢ cnnml e, Shonds o December 16 1930, Notice l r 19, Apartments. iay, . Dece: 18, -uly. CALVERT, Priday. uwxs moor ond On Tuesday night. Decem- rfi&onu 1300 18t st ed- son 2 the ase and oy Step! an “and friends, "Remains rest. uneral pariors. 1300 Sout ine: December 1. ., from the above-named funerai Friends invited. il arted this life Priday. 9. Foaenee. 10 ¥°%. M. o widow of William C. Chas ted mother TVI! S NieR ey wad sister of Robert Cooper. ' Funeral from ber lale residence Tuesday, December 23. at 9:30, St. Augustin requiem hizh mass for the repose f Cher soul. friends invited to attend. on ’f“.}.‘,{' Decfu‘l.n Mlnlnl ‘snd | CORBIN. LENA at 3o [ Tt Stmmie Corbin Funers| em! Janife: atlors. 1115 22nd o3 m. . Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. FARY. FLLEN. On Deesmber 19, 1m, -t ‘Wriineyville, Con H. Fahy and mother ol Wairer 3. Fany and Mro, Gharics W. Lok n FEBREY. MYRTLE ll.mll'l'l On Satur- oy 74 at 10 from the residence, 4720 Blagden terrace. 21 On Saturday, December ‘I, Paged Gill “and_ mother of James December No. ican lv Savived. ot the qeash of | 'OSBORN MILLARD, o "Bamury Judosn My & of Samuel ison Mil Miss_Emily P. M at Trinity Episcopal Park, at 11 am. Mond, Interment private, dow ‘mother of runom services -ll, CLARA M. cembe 7. 1930, at loi-fvly.‘ Bl year, Pfln?ul Ill:d ay, \be - ."; 'fl At 1 p.m., fr the Pumphrey.” Roc! vale Mills, Wi Saturday, Mam l.gxlrftl J. Or!llg.’&r"e!lb:l ::l‘: ‘Tnterment Rock Greek c‘:mtug: loved wil Pumphrey, U. ) T ashingion funeral ehllp‘zlt m's'x o«; H Puneral Tu On Friday, December 10 residence, 1762 REILLY. ROCKECHARLIE, WILLIE P. On Saturday, December 20, 1930, at the residence of his 1 md'net on !\u\dl,. Decembs .b‘e\ Relatives and friends to nnend » CLARENCE WARREN, residence. College Park. Md.. CLARIP\C! WA ,_beloved son of O)\Clr and Lucy ?ln(ord : er 21, invited He is aiso surv) . Jjohn Price and Funeral from his lat i1l Cemetery. SCHELLHORN, HENRIETTA K. Pri cember 19, 1930, at her rnlden‘ee. K . HENRIETTA K st Sehehorn ;x;nm (M3Tatie Tesidence Sunda . al p.m. atives. and friends ba Vied. Interment Prospect Hill Cemeters. STONERRARER. LAURA vy Beemba i 150 RGINIA. 3’1 STROTHERS. PERCY. Saturday, December 202’“"“ this, TIe Preedmen's H ERCY ST 8a Bernice Bauks, les other Telatives and friends. ing st Thest, Jarvis funeral chureh, 163 :rrou st n.w. Notice of funeral here- TAYLOR, LOTTIE M. On Seturday, Decem- ber 201930, at Providence Hospital, LOT- M. (nee Bury). beloved wife of Samuel W, Tazlor, aged Puneral from ice. 14 ahephera st.. Hyatts- vuu *Nd Tues December 23, at 3 pin. Helatives and friends mvited. s terment Fort uncflln Cemetery. TOLIVER. ROBI On_Prida 2180, 'ae Gnitinger Hospita TO! devoted husband of loving father of Addie, Toliver, He ves {wo sisters, . three grandchildren and many iends. Remal years. iver, Rut . IRVING M. Decem. N Qtorse Weshingion Dal Versity Hospital. CIRVING, beloved tha V. Wright. band, of Mar held at Zurhowst's fu on_Monday, Interment Con< YQUNG. REV. C. -,”.Deggng‘ml- life Sat- st REV. O B Yo Iot y M. Sirvived by aix childran snd ofnér 1 s Pormer pastor of Cambell and St. A ; Shurch of Washinsta Notice of funeral later. In mrfimflmu A ite of love to the Tk % lonely, I‘ll. eful sleep s memory. We shall always keep. How happy were the bmnu dars When our circle w mplete. Byt now it's broken, three are go To_ live at Jesus' feet. MOTHER, SISTERS AND BROTHERS. * DODSON, ADDIE, of my ‘dear sister. Al Geparted this life Decomber 21, ess still come o'er me, s do often flow, om Though vou left me years ago. HER, LONELY SISTER. ANNIE RELLEY. * In loving rememe who departed th years ‘ago today, Decem- In loving remembrance DDIE DODSON, who forgotten. PWiPR AND CHILDREN. * JAMES, MARIE AND ISAAC. In loving mem« ¥ o Gur heioved onex wiho entered eter- :& T Mother, MA . nineteen years, ier, ISAAC JA] fourteen years 250 today. So_ many vears, with 10| their changes, 4 enth strangely part e areat once Al the chaneee heart "Cannot tl our nesrte, o o PLU Yir In y'::mh‘ loving g remem: 3 .':‘mw’um thiy life Bectmber 30, 1 | Jush a lide of swect ¥ -.gnn'ih{:“n.e!. a3t & tokena 1' 1 LoviRE S e AT Fhsce R FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Py SAFFELL CHAS C. ZURHORST 30} EAST CAPITOL ST. Frank Geler's Stms Co. | i3 TR 1O, National 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance - L Lincoln 0524 Modern SThdser ALMUS R SPEARE a3 KT R DX Joseph F. Birch’s Sons CH) (ISAAC BIR 3034 M St°N.W. Fpous wen Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924 New York Ave. N.W. ive. N.W. ___ District 2608 ke You e Funeral Tuesday. irom will be at our Store No. 1, 1005 Pa. Ave., by special arrangement on DEC. QQnd and Dec. 231'd + CHAMBERS GEO. W. WlSE CO. V. L. SPEARE CO. U S R k."WRIGHT co. Model chapel, private ambu- lance and livery in connection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone. 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