Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1930, Page 7

) THE AVENUE AT )EVENTH i Kt First prices weae low! Reductions are drastic! Values are inconparable! After-Christmas SALE 1 Saks 2-Trouser Suits! Topcoats! Overcoats! 129 1 & 2-Trouser Suits! Topcoats! Overcoats! = 30 E conduct Saks sales just as we congduct any transaction. The merchandise represents the value we claim for it. So you can easily understand the extraordinary oppor(umty pre- sented, when we sweepingly reduce, in this manner, hundreds of garments from our finest stock of clothing. SLITS include all the favored Greys, Browns, Blue-Greys and patterned Blues. OVER- COATS are Grey, Brown, Blue — single or double-breasted—Iloose or fitted—with self or velvet collar. TOPCOATS éffer every distine- tive new weave, including tan Camel hairs. Saks—Third Floor Saks values are never exaggerated Sale! | Sale! $12.95 - $14.95 $22.50 - $25.00 BOYS’ SUITS: ¢ * PREPSTER *° EVERY SUIT 2-TROUSER WITH 2 PAIRS SUITS—OR O F KNICKERS OVERCOATS $9.85 $1 845 VERY timely and very VERY garment is our regu- substantial saving on boys’ lar standard—taken direct of real character. Fine from our own stock. 2-Trouser -wool Tan and Grey Tweeds, Suits in Grey, Blue-Grey and Herringbones and I'inished new Brown tones. Overcoats Worsteds—of much higher in Tweed and Herringbone des—$9.85. Al suits with weaves in Grey and Brown; f" ies of knickers solid and overplaid effects, For lads of 13 to 18, Saks—Second Floor. Saks—Second Floor. Saks values are never exaggerated BISHOP'S WIFE DIES; ILL FOR MONTHS Mrs. McDowell Had Notable Career in Foreign Mission Work for Methodist Church. Mrs. Clotilda Lyon McDowell, wife of Bishop William F. McDowell of the | Methodist Episcopal Church, died at her residence, 2107 Wyoming avenue, at | 5:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon aiter | an illness of several months She “Bs 72 years old Lead in Mission Work. Mrs. McDowell was the daughter of Rev. A. J. Lyon of Galion, Ohio, where | W, she was born on March 14, 1858. She | was graduated from the Ohio Wesleyan of arts degree from the same institu- tion in 1911. She and Bishop Mc- Dowell were married in 1882. intel’uu‘d in affairs of the v was for 13 Success Won by Merit Through the years the utmost care exactness have featured our R The past vear has been won- derfully successful, for which we are grateful Model chapel, private ambu- lance and livery in connection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 Solid steel, and guaranteed for 50 years. The best grave vault ! our vaults and caskets against any in the world. All national Chambers’ Price In Case of Death Call THE GREATER , 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Phone Columbia 0432 Only $ 85 W. W.Chambers Co. College in 1880 and received a master a2 yun president of the” Woman's For- Society of the Method- ist Epl!ml Church. "In 1910 she was a delegate to the World Missionary n{euncn held in Edinburgh, Scot- and. Durlxu following year she and her husband made official visits to various missions in Europe, India, China, the Philippine Islands, .uptn and Korea. She was the author, also, of “Our Work for the World.” Was Able Assistant. During her residence in Washington, since about 1916, Mrs. McDowell had taken an-active part in all phases of church and missionary work. Her own long and ripe experience in mission work made her an able assistant to her | husband. Arrangements for the funeral services in Washington have not been com- pleted, but interment, it was said, would be at Delaware, Ohio, on Wed- nesday. Bishop and Mrs. McDowell | had no children. Marriage Licenses. s Carpenter. 28, and Dorothy O. Adanis. 23 hoth of Charlottesville, Va.: Rev. bernethy. 48, Charlotte, N. C.. and W Releti A & R teele. 34, and Loulse Horan, . 25, and Lulu W. James W. Morris. som. 32, and Katharine B. e. clty, and : Rev. yle. ‘n.‘.’!.ue Coleman, 32, and Beatrice Glover, “wflbm, smith, 23, and Mary E. Coleman, v. ‘Willba A ma o and. nmnee o cum- Edward Mallo: wrence] ue. Va., Rev. rt, 3 . 31, Sebrell, a B. Soth ™ot ~Fichmonds s Senoamin . Melton 'Pnu"’u Stark. 22, snd Berlh"’flnhm 21, y Mt tsy. 33, and Annie V. L. Red- 3 Rev. E, C. iyl Rev- 55 Sana Beatrice Lansford. H Daniel J. Rice, and Agnes Barber, 18; How 20, Sept Plea and Marie H. Brown, 21, Al!xnnflnl. Rev. Haskell R. Deal. P Argentine for Gas Tax. BUENOS AIRES, December 27 (#).— ‘The government proposed to foreign oil Companies today that the price of naptha be raised 2 centavos a liter. This would yield about $6,000,000 a year and the money would be used for cansuwtlon of mnd.s World Flyer on Short Hop. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, December 9% (#).—Barclay Warburton, jr., who hopped off from Miami today for Jack- sonville on the first leg of a proposed plane and ship trip around the world, was forced down here this afternoon. He sald he planned to continue his flight tomorrow. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Phones | 4o o 0341 wxm@%@%&%@%@% 3 REVEVEVEVRLVLVRVRVEVLEVERVED 0 you would be NITURE LEDEDELL VDLV EVEVELEVNRVEVRVELVEVRVRRVVLE To Our Patrons We Wish a =% HAPPY NEW YEAR —and we want you to know just how much we appre ciate the wonderful part your patronage has played n the success of our busi- ness this year—we feel that knowing that over three thousand Washingtonians have taken advantage of our offer which ALLOWS $30 CASH FOR YOUR OLD, WORN-OUT FUR-! NITURE (regardless of its condition) and the $5 CASH ALLOWANCE FOR OLD BEDDING—and may we remind you that if you invest some of that Christmas money in FUR- your “brighter home”’ will help make 1931 a happier New Year. PEERLESS FURNITURE %mwa@amam&mm& @m%&m&m@m%&ma&m&m& 1-Le k[N £3 | fE3 ) 8 Z E interested in CO.—827-829 7th St. and 1213 Good Hope Rd. S.E. Det decorated the grave in the picture. lowlx Several Chrisimas trees made their appearance on the graves of dead pets at Aspin Hill cemetery for pets on Christmas day. The owner of a dead canine —Star Staff Photo. ADDITIONAL RELIEF LEGISLATION SOUGHT Caraway Plans Bill Asking $15,- 000,000 Fund for Food Loans. By the Associated Press. Secretary Hyde's announcement that no part of the $45,000,000 drought relief fund will be used for food loans resulted yesterday in demands for additional reliet legislation. Senator Caraway, Democrat, Arkansas, announced he would introduce a bill after Christmas recess to increase the fund to $60,000,000, as originally pro- posed in the Senate bill, and to make the additional $15,000,000 available for loans. Hyde said yesterday the supplemental estimate for $45,000,000 had been sub- mitted to the House Appropriations Committee and Agriculture Department experts were prepared to testify tomor- row. He added he expected immediate action on the request. ‘The Secretary said he still believed the $25,000,000 recommended by the ad- ministration would suffice. He pointed out, however, that the provision for relief for storm areas which was added to the act would require funds above the $25,000,000 originally recommended. I. M. NEVIASER HEADS HEBREW BENEFIT GROUP Officers to Be Installed January 3 at Jewish Community Center. " Most of Leaders Re-elected. I M. Neviaser was elected president of ‘the District of Columbia Hebrew Beneficial ~ Association at & recent meeting of that organization. Others vice president; Abraham Pavis, recording secretary, and Morris L. Dreeben financial secretary, both re-elected for _their eighth consecutive term; Jacob R. Selis, general treasurer; Charles Rapoport, endow- ment treasurer; Harry Levensen, Joseph Silverstone and J.-Newman, trustees. Mr. Neviaser succeeds Max Gorin. Installation of officers will take place at the next meeting of the association, to be held at the Jewish Community | Center January 3, NAVY AVIATORS WARNED All Must Be Done Above 1,500-Foot Altitude. Naval aviators were warned yesterday to confine their acrobatic maneuvers to altitudes above 1,500 feet. David S. Ingalls, Assistant Secre'.lry of the Navy for Air, wrote to all naval stations insisting that existing orders for safe flying be enforced. These pro- Maneuvers not less than 1,500 feet altitude. ‘There are no exceptions to the order, he said. FOUND. GNETTE, gold, found at 1222 16th et. n;;x‘ T iterhoon of Dec. 10, “Phons Decatur ANIMA] EORue 0 Mrvien LOST. R PIN, white gold flll(re mnl district. Rew BEADS—String_of lold ds. association principally; lolt Dec. ward. _Georgla 2052 apply Animal Rescie ave. s.w. 8088. 7th_st. shop- 2 160! .~ valued Tor 24. early Reward. Christmas e “Spike.’” 727 Jef- _n.w. Ga, 1onA F KEYS_-Reward Eare of Bots & Prelvs, K st Maltese, female; answers to Dame of. Reward if returned. 2337 18th st. n.w. Call Col. wm e MELLON TAX CUT PLAN SHELVED BY COMMITTEE His Proposal Was to Allow Cor- porations to Deduct Gifts « to Charities. By fhe Assoclated Press. tax reductions on corporation chari- ties has been Taid aside by the House Ways and Means Committee. Chairman Hawley said yesterday there was no plan pending for con- sideration of the proposal. “Should the Treasury press it, we would give it a hearing out of courtesy, but what the committee would do after that no one knows,” he said. Hawley said he would call up for bill to reduce international double taxa- tion and would seek House passage of another measure to pay $2,500,000 of war claims to enemy aliens. The latter would reimburse claimants to patents seized and sold to the Chemical Foundation. DESIRE IS FULFILLED in Time for Christmas. eat Christmas dinner aboard his flag- ship, after being on official duty in the National Capital for most of this month, although it was & close connection to get from Washington to San Pedro, Calif,, in time for Yuletide turkey. His friends at the Navy Department learned yesterday that Vice Admiral Richard H. Leigh, until recently chief of the Bureau of Navigation here, lh his Christmas dinner aboard the U. 8. 8. West Virginia, his flagship. He had heen detailed tb Washington for tempo- duty as a member of the Navy Selqctkm Board, which has the task of picking senior officers for promotion. In fact, Admiral Leigh was the -only West Coast admiral chosen for this duty. As he saw Christmas approaching he was apprehensive lest he would have to spend it away from his fellow officers ot the West Virginia. The Selection Board, however, worked late on December 19 and finished up its work a week ago yesterday mornlng As soon as its report was signed by Presi- | dent Hoover ‘Admiral Leigh (ot aboard |a train and hastily made his way to | California. — DOLLS AWAIT BABIES |Hawley Tree Greets New Arrival in Oregonian’s Family. and sleep on a Christmas tree in the | home. of Representative Hawley of | Oregon,; reflecting a Christmas time ar- rival in their family. A second Krlndchlld was born in Bal- | timore, December 21. She is Anna Kath- Hawley, an electrical engineer., The chairman of the House Ways and | Means Committee, explained that this | was “a real baby ‘doll_Christmas.” One Hnwley bouzht one and he bought the other Mr. Hnuley surmised that sooner or later the bisque babies would find their way to the real new ones. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. GEO. W. WISE CO. 2000 M St N.W. 38. V. L. SPEARE CO. the successors of nor connected ither -u: the origimal w. R. smue .“&W H St. National 2892 1 Formerly 94 r St. JOHN R “WRIGHT co. _1337 10th St. N.W. __PI North 0043, CHECK AND ~BA BOOKS. Sharatan Trust oo Cleveland. Ohln also bill; probebly left o desk. L urels Dept. Store. Reward. Fhone Col. DIAMOND_RING —Reward. 314 Ma: D.e. Apt. 706 or call Atlantic Bl DIAM¢ “BROOCH _in _th Toom or about the Mavflower Hotel. Dec. 26. Return found de the Mayflower Ho- imo Spitz; answers to name ‘Reward it returned to 311 4th hfeathered, ne c‘ucm pmbnbly dropntd Lrom n_;nnlnl board car. al.ov: Brown, Kleandria and 17eh sin Tnternal Rev. Bids. 13th & & st MET. POLICE BADGI tween JWis. ar d Addreds_ Box PACKAGE, containing um boxn Those, tvo ooxes handkerchiefs, underw day before Christmas ln department mre. Reward. Phone Ad. 6518. PIN—Platinum bur Bin Cleveland 4245. 3021 4 mr Tined, between Room 1174 Rewi on_street, be 3 -na Police Court ith three diamonds. h_pl. n. ne_Lincols K—Brown _sueds, _ containi about $1.60 in mont 14d., Chr! BAG, tapestr P Tuel sin_watch, n Easses, eto.: liberal reward: Decatur 0657, Indys “containing _elasses, 'Kevs Saturday morning, on 5th s Ingranam and medy. Reward. 1319-W. green ulllll' ‘with on Il. 'ty 2026 Hllln'l' w Reward. k‘n‘g:g :llfl “&... prrnen See, EoTetbook : rday afternoon m Adlm- lm! Clyde i A Nlchols, Inc. o 9th_St. _I WILLIAM LFE’ $ ONS, LRLMAJ ORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W. _ NATIONAL 13 P. J. SAFFELL PERSONAL _SERVICE—REASONABLE 8 5th 8 Nat’ 1113 SEVENTH ST. Modern Chapel. Tele National 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 2,8 Lincoln 0524 $3actn SEnanet CHAS. S. ZURHORST 01 EAST, CAPITOL ST. ALMUS R SPFARE coeding e etnteticor hre! ™ %8 Joseph F. Bifl;’: Sons 3034 M St N.W.. Fghy, mem oo FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros. Co,, 1212 F St. Fromst Aute Delivery GEO C. SI‘TAT‘TE? ‘ xxn.ll m and Sundays Chhhhlflsz-l-hh wncn—w-nn.m, ViEh silver st rd It returned to 3401 Porter st. nW. | Vice Admiral Leigh Reaches Boat | One West Coast admiral was able tn' A dozen baby dolls smile and wink | | ryn Hawley, daughter of Kenneth F..| vide that acrobatic maneuvers must be | completed and normal flight-resumed at The Mellon proposal to allow income | COXEN; CHAR committee consideration next month a | | | | i of the dolls was sent by relatives, Mrs. | KING, LENZY B, Pfldnn saton: al tribuf y our Telatives and friends during the fiiness the death o . 0 our bflov-d h:.l'\b.“ v, - GEORGE N, E s ‘UENTRODE PRATHER AND CHIL- . Beaths LY. JAMES R. December 317, 1030, at his enc Beloved husband 6 Manmie C. Barry (nes Linking). Funetal trom b d Tuegday, December hence to Martin's cmmh where requiem m-u “ill e t 9 am. ¢ Mount Olives Cometery. LILLIAN. | On Thursday, December 28, lhn. at Gallinger Hospita BOWIE of 208 Desmond court, v ter o( the iste Joseph w o She a5 ‘ave. stster. thice wants: Sirs. ‘Bila Gunnelh, Mrs. Cora Murion Mrs. Mary Hamiey, and thiee uncles, Wiliam Reémain: Hin a1, home, "385 Rhode m-nd Sur Decembei e at the un After Tesidence. ot her sister. Smith, 208 Desmond, c: ember 30, from 8t I Church. 8 Capitol and M Interment Mount Olivet Ceme: i )lu W iesday, Dec ot Vincent 'de, sts. 8.W. tery: BROWN, LEVY. Departed this life Wednes- day, December 1930, 8L 9 im. at onday, mber 29, 1 the above-named funeral church. BROWN, LEVY. Offcers and members of r’ Loage, No. I B ot .. are here by nounza 1 .uuna a of sorrow e_EIk: 536 o a6 m Sunday December funeral of our late WN. ral Mone ., trom Yarvis' 1 n.w." Columbia No. 422, nally ) ttend. "““'m‘t‘ uol HOLTON., E. R. CORTEZ W. PETERS, Sec. COLLINS, CLARA C. On December 26, 1930, -t her residence, 1525 Buchanan st. ni RA C., beloved daughter of Clara B and AR Sate e pdward . Cotlins Funeral from the ‘above residence on Monday, December 20, at 8: . where mass Wi at ihe Tepose of her soul {erment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 28 CONWAY, NELLIE L. On Satur cembe: 1930, at Sibley Hosp + Hogering Jiness of three vesrs, NELLIE L_CONWAY (nee Buechling), widow of Wiliam J. Conway. = She leaves to mourn their, loss & devole: g host of friends. idence, 822 Kentucky, on Monday, December 29, at 2:30 pm. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. 28 On Priday, December am. at his ruld-nu. ifa LES N, beloved husband of the lat l‘lrlhl A. (:ox-n and father of Harry AN abel . _Funeral from his late residence, on Monday. cem! “Interment Rock Creek 1359 Gira Cemetery. COXEN, CHARLES. A special communica- tlon ‘of the New Jerusslem Lodge will be 29. 1930. at 1:30 p.m., for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother, CHARLES COXEN. By order of the master. HENRY W. BRANSOM. 28 IER. HELEN EVA. Suddenly, on Oc- nbe\‘ 13, nw. at her_son's home in Buenos Alres, 'Ar I‘lllhl mK‘H EVA CUR- in ar. wife of mvm Eirner. Sormerty of Washington, D."C. RID! A. Departed this bt Deccmt-)pei 21, 1930, ne i host of ‘other relatives neral servicgs will be hel cember 30. Piate residence st 3 p . SeeTives and Iricnds tnvited. 2 SHELBY J. Departed this life Deceml 27, 1930, 50 bis ruldene;' J. DA sband C- Dayidson and Toving Tather C. Davidson and Eugene L. Drvidson. and devoied brother of Mary Stolloway of Chicaso, 3 B,m, Monda; mber 25, 1 e residen Lt Avore oficiating Tnterment Llncoln ummm Cemetery. 28 FiSHER, LILLL On_Saturday, Decem- TER, 1030, A% her nlmence. 823 North RVred st hlexandria, V. | LILL M evotsd wite ot Morrie. Fisher, dsughter of Sallie Moore. mother of Isabel, rd and Sallie Fisher, sister of Katie Winslow. Funeral Tuesday. Decer at 1 p.m.. from the Second Baptist Alexandria, Va. Remains resting ng st John T. Rhines' Co. funeral home, 221 North Patrick st., Alexandria, Va. HLER. OTTO H. On Satur De- ember 271830, at Providence Hovoica; QITO H. GUETHLER. ed brother of John M. Guethler and Plei Bervices at his late rendonee 'm Tth Tuesday. December 30, at 3:30 p.m. Siermot Drosmscs il Gemeters. M-- tives and friends invited. GUNN, LUCY. On Thurscay. December 325, osidence. 1042 Ca itol ave: 1530; st her residence. 1032 Capl e. H"m«? o‘.?,‘.’.’.‘“m. e agiewsod and Mrs. Dorothy' L. olmes. She_leaves two brothers, Robert and Eustis Paimer; a grandson, Wilbur Gunn. and an ‘granddaughter, hin "Rewia” Rematns festing i her 1-,n residence and may be seen Saturday after 5 p.m. Fun 25, at 1 pm; from Second Hentist & Chun:h. 3rd st betwe and Eve sts. n.w. Prlenta invited Interment Lincoln Me- morial Cemetery. 2 RO Deces a0 et er. rraidénce S01 6th st 5 ELLEN, beloved wife of Samu Funeral from her late residence ber 29, a.m., thence 1o St. Peter's Church. where mass will be said at 9 am. Relatives and friends in- vited to attend. Interment at Congres- sional Cemetery. u HOLSAPPLE. FRANKLIN P. _On Friday. e TNt PRANKLIN B Ok hus or Mary E Holsapple. Plneral service AU the, residenc daughter, Mrs. A Thomas. 813 Bi- . ow., on Monday, December 30, at 1'pam inferment Cedsr Hill Ceme- JONII‘ HOWARD. On Wednesday, Decem- % Mary Ma Jon: ana °thp "sones. Funeral Sundsy, De: cember 28, at 4 p.m., from t Ernest SeTe taneral chute, 1493 You at. now. 38 December 26, 1930, at Walter Reed Hospital, LEI KING, the devoud hulbln nl l‘lr! Klni‘ 11 of Bessie I‘-y lnd X‘M’ l: “ ' King. Notice of fu- Testing at the W. t Jl"ll.}nnen church, 1432 You n.u'nh. SUSIE PLAIN. On Saturday, De- neral from the parlors of Almus R. €23 conn. ave. n.w., on Tuesday, ber 30, at 2 p.m. llccnlllCK‘ B On Saturday, De. WILLIS, 930, at 5 am.. LI RM w. Notice of funeral I McDOWELL, CLOTILDA LYON. ‘on day, December 27. 1930, at 5:30 p.m. her residence, 167 Wyoming ave TILDA LYON M beloved ‘wife of c] Bishon, William. - MCDOWell of the Meth gdist Episcopal Church. Due notice of funeral will be give: e Mciaoriul Hamnb:l' D TARGARET McQU “GLENWOOD CEMETERY “-'-:g:" ves and friends invited to Interment (private) at Mount Olivet Cemetery, MILEER, MARY IDA Departed this lie Friday. December 6. 5 _p.m. MARY wife of Saunders Ay P cember 29, at treel ptist Brooks, pastor. vited. Mk st Mieh Hicna ra' xg:'a'u Slaaves” Ads by ¥ a Ves Assel o3 fi" & rele, are afbemble 3¢ 4 t ht, services ave By V. Relatives and m-mu "n- fo hola ‘-X‘fi ‘%nnh H. REBECCA MILLER. MARY IDA. ouu omm Nu 2. hiers of lsis, reauests all members io Sisemble Monday. mber 29, at . at Nineteenth Sireet Baptist Chureh, attend the funeral of Past Imperiai Commander MARY IDA Ty A llAIflI H. lccov. L™R December’ 38, g AYLOR, L. L. B, ARY 1. The omcers . ipter lmm Court, No“:f'"&. ted to o u.uu 1. teent MILLE] 1 onday. Decemi T D from i eontA" Sttest T n':l:x;m: :m [IE E. BARNES, Rec. Becy, unlnuz'h ARTHUR. On Th cember ARTHUR Remnn:- r neral home, William H December o 409 8th s Funeral from 'Scott & funersl home. Moy 2, am. Interment LL. devoted 'wife of Loghn Overhali of Atfantic City. X of Mrs. R. B. rter Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Estelle B. and the late James R. and N-:h-me\ ltll Funeral Monday, December 29. Trom ner late Tesidence, 1513 Corcoram st n.w. Relatives and friends invited, 38° PATON. ERNEST. Depatted tbis life en_ Saturiday, Decemver 27, 1030, at Ga NEST N, beloved ‘Rs- also_leave: s Dodson thiree brothers, Wallls, Raner and 5 a host of other rela-. Remains resting at Eu: ario; 8o ursday, January 1. from Union Bethel Baptist Church. King George County, Va.. at 1 p.m., In- terment Church Cemetery. PAYNE, JAMES JOSEPH. ~Departed life ‘Wedn December ‘24, 1215 o Jeaves 10" mourn thelr . loss mother, one us:er“‘nn: brother. 08! Ford's mnmu Pariora: 1500 B until 11 aturday.” Deceml thence " the body be mother s residence. um alf st. ung mber, from Pilgrim’ B _‘pm: Chureh, Van sts. sw. moved o shove ‘named. uners Interment Monday, December ton Nation REZAC, FRAN! x Decem Tor So30 PRANKE 3. Ohusband ot Besste Rezac. ' Funeral from his late residen 515 9th st. sw.. on Monday, December at 2 pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. SIMMONS, LOUISA L. On Priday. Dec . LOUISA L., widow of Geo: W. 149 Chapin, em| am’, thence to Sucred Heart Church, 16th and Pk rond now. where mass will be said at 9 am. for the repose of her soul. Ihterment Rock Creek Cemetery. » lige sud- SIMMS, HENRY. Departed this denly, r 25, Funeral Monday. De- m., from 8t. { . General lic invited. SIMMS. WILLIAM McKINLEY. On Pfldfl Decembe 1930, s KINLEY. beloves nd’ of Mar: evoiea son of Lottie anc the 1 . Simms. loving brother of Bernardine Brown. loving nephew of Harrlet Grgy. Notice of funeral hereafter. SIMPSON, 1 on Pri SERNARD L b ward and Latra H. Simpson (nee Warner). Funeral trom his_ late residence; e 3 s. mvnem sul HHEI! NETTIE M. On Saturday, De- Cefl,lgtr 27, ‘l":lo D"\’!’no clock‘ noon, at T ce. a TR “SUMMERS. beloved wife Hen ' eate, *Punerel abo’ idence on Monday, De- ber il. at 2 o'clock p.m. R‘ll“' and el mvuefl Interment Cemetery. TAYLOR, WILLIAM HENRY. Depa life on’ Wednesday, December, 36, -l Gallinger " Hospital, WILLIAM TAYLOR. the only son of the late TRe- becoa Taylor. He leaves to mourn their Toss “one aiht and a host 'Of cousins' and friends. Funeral Monday, De r 3, at 1 p.n.. from the Ebeneze: 3 Hin hE D s s Relatives and friends are invited to attend. ?! De- P VAN HORNE, JULIAN R. cember 26, 1930, at lthmeneney = Pied. WAUGH. GRORGE. Frida. ber lay, Deceml his fesidence, 1315 'S WAUGH, the beloved husb: devcted father of William H. ing brothe Beti ried (N’“Ifl 1080, At 8140 pa. wt b at Intives and TFlenas invited. ER. THELMA E. Thy N December 28, 1830, -i-'-fln Beloved daneriter . W. C. and Elizabeth Wheeler, -uur of Editha. , Dorothy, Eveiyn and Mary at 3 pm. Vo ¢ Chureh, ting. WOODY, Ji AME:! sday, December 23, 1ad0. st T restdance, 838 Xath ot, B, WOODY, of devot husband Ao Swoody, Tather of Kenneth and Ed- ard Wood: Thmotn wloa""%'.’m:&."‘}!a"‘:‘.?‘; at imothy - Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1433 You intll 4 . Beer sheseadier h st n.e. December 28, &t 1 pm.. 5 late residence. 8 In Memaoriam. THADDEUS A, 1In m-x, memory PP Dy THear Musband my dear ho Jits. re Demember "1 of DEUS A. BUDD. four years ago todsy, This Christmas was 30 lonely us can tell. No but fi?d white he lies in u’:n'-:;': Been is memory we shal VOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. * . T. Murray, D. D., of com(. JENNIE. In loving {mfin of my December nased sinee Prigelanes tene home s His will Two years have p When the one 0 rest: God took her home, it But in my heart I love Every day my thoughts e wnh you, And at night I pray that some day we DARDEN. CARL EDWARD. 1In me our dear son, CARL EDW. who departed this lite one year ago to- day, December 1929. This Christmas w AnaWhile you fle. in pnum e ¢ or: shail our memory” we, Alware e . GILRERT, JANE. " I sad but loving remn: and ' grandmother. IAIey. Desembe: 30, 1818 | oL v GRANDDACGRTER. HELMA GREENE. * HARRIS, ALICE. In sad but loving remem- vuu.uu EMMA W Are those who laved her best. DEVOTED _ DAUGHTERS, PARKS AND STELLA PRYOR: G - SONS._J. I M. PRYOR, b HARVEY. MRS. CLINTON. In loving mem. ar mother, MAI HARPEY Wno ¢ denlrnfl this life one year ago today, December 328, 1929 When evening shn fallin am sittin In My heart there omes Mlonsing 1t vou only could come hom are wandering away; PARKS, Jr.; TH e day. CHILDREN. sad but lovige u‘i Till ‘we meet ‘Seain HER DEV JACOBS, l.onn'r B. In my pary one year ago -today, Dw'lnb" 8, This_Christ but me cal His memor: ’1"-':: jrgest tase emory all siways HIS LOI .'l"svm JENKINS, HA'I“I‘II D. i memory of D." JENKINS, who passed away Gomber a8, 1910, A happy home we have enioyed; How sweet the mem; il But yc-g death. deat Mattie. Has 191t a loneliness that hever THE P/ unrn::, JOHN M. In m br oA December Just when the days sesmed our dear son_and brother: . wl 1 brighter, hen your hope t. God ‘called you from amons us To your eternal rest. MOTHER. FATHER, SISTER AND 0¥, LOUISE WATSON. In sad buf Temembrance of our dear mot WATBON "RoY. "who depasied" five s ago ‘today, December 1928, You left behind broken hearts, That lov sincere, WMIWMMW'M In,lovine vmo 4?mm¢ s mn F."’fl be. .