Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1931, Page 7

LUDLOW FUNERAL T0 BE HELD TUESDAY FPLL ISR AT Masonic Honors Arranged for Former Chief Clerk of Treasury Office. Walter W. Ludlow, 74-year-old for- mer chief clerk of the Treasury De- partment, who died at his home, 2020 G street, yesterday, will be buried with Masonic honors in Glenwood Cemetery Tuesday afternoon, following services at the funeral home of Thomas 8. Ser- fi" 1011 Seventh street, at 2 o'clock. services will be conducted by Leba- Flowen for Funerals My Specialty Sprays Priced From $3.00 Up Made of the Freshest Seasonable Flowers F.F.Leapley Florist 908 G St. N.W. 1 times. There is a dignity and solem- nity 1o our service which is the re- sult of years of conscientious efforts. Model chapel, private ambu- lance and livery in connection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 non , No. 7, . A. A. M, of which Mr. Wwas & member. Although Mr. Ludlow had been in failing health for some time, his death was believed to have been hastened by the effects of smoke when he was as- sisted from his home less than two weeks ago, during a fire in one of the George Washington University buildings ld)olnlnl his apartment house. Mr. Ludlow was retired from his ition at the Department last June, 33 years after appointment as a clerk. He had been chief clerk since 1903. Mr. Ludlow is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Ludlow; a son, Jerome Lud- low; a daughter, Mrs. Phoebe M. Car- ter, and three brothers, Frank Ludlow of Washington and Harry M. and Fred D. Ludlow of Pen Yan, N. Y. He had been a member of Lebanon Lodge since 1888, during which time he had served as senior deacon, senior warden and worshipful master. He also was a life member of La Fayette Chap- ter, Royal Arch Masons. He was a mem- ber of the Association of Oldest In- habitants of the District of Columbia. COL. ISAAC C. JENKS DIES IN PITTSBURGH Former Chief of Third Corps Area Staff Succumbs to Pneumonia Attack. Col. Isaac C. Jenks, former chief of staff of the 3d Corps Area, with head- quarters in Baltimore, died of pneu- monia in Pittsburgh, Pa., yesterday at the age of 63 's. He was on leave at the time of death. Col. Jenks is well known in Wash- ington, which is part of the 3d Corps Area. His duties up to the time of his death constituted supervision over Na- tional Guard affairs in the area. He made his home in Baltimore with his wife and daughter. He was graduated from West Point in 1891, and was on duty in this territory for the past five years. Funeral services will be conducted at St. Margaret's Episcopal Church here Tuesday morning, with burial following in Arlington National Cemetery. THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTO G. B. OSTERMAYER RITES TOMORROW Department Store Publicity Director Was Prominent Among Advertisers. Funeral services for George B. Oster- mayer, publicity director for Woodward & Lothrop Department Store for 20 years, who died yesterday, a victim of a stroke of paralysis New Year day, will be held at his residence, 5631 Colorado avenue, at 2 o'clock tomorrow after- noon, Rev. Dr. Henry Manken, jr., of the Lutheran Church of the Incarnation will officiate. Burial of the widely known advertising man will take place in Pros- pect Hill Cemetery. Active pallbearers will be Charles Zanner, Chris Severn, Walter Coates, John Davis, E. 5. Clark- son, George Ruhl Dr. G. C. Coulon and James W. Hardey. Honorary pallbearers will include W. W. Everett, G. N. Everett, Max PFischer, Gus For \3‘5{& C. J. Columbus, C. J. Bergmann, Davies and R. H. Keller. Mr. Ostermayer, who was 56 years old, was stricken Thursday. His first attack of paralysis, in December, 1928, had confined him to his home ever since. Although he was director of pub- licity at the Woodward & Lothrop es- tablishment for the last two decades, Mr. Ostermayer had been associated with that firm for 40 years. He was one of the founders of the Washington Advertising Club, and had become nationally known in advertising circles. He was a member of the Wash- ington Board of Trade. He attended the church from which he will be buried and was one of its founders. He also held membership in La Fayette Lodge, No. 19, F. A. A M. Besides his wife, Mr. Ostermayer is survived by a son, George B. Oster- WASHINGTON'S FINEST MEN'S WEAR STORE RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street JANUARY 4, 1931—PART ONE. jr.; s daughter, Mrs. George Freas; a brother, Harry V. Ostermayer, and a sister, Mrs. Charles Zanner. Deaths Iieported The following deaths have been reported {o the Hesith Department in the past 4 Anton G Sarah E. 85, Fannie J. Beall, 80, Rev. Joseph R. Ellis, 7 Emma Henry Tompkins, Hugh Campbeil Walla Harry_Murray, 65, Paul Schilke. 85, 42 8 pital Vert st. ave. |zmc Histon, 54: Eviscopal Hospital. Bl Haaver, 83 e, wiizabeth's Hospital William A" Colbert, ‘31, Tuberculosts Hos- pital Limerick, 19, 18 19th st. s.e. Beutan £ George William Updike, 5, 1625 25th st. s.e. Rut! Walter Reéd Hospital h D. Campbell, 9 izabeth Reeder. 50. Gallinger Hospitai Katie 1. Johnson. 50, 4205 Dix st. n.e. Crosby Bynum, 46, Gallinger Hospital Johp >Thomas, 44. Emergency Hospital nfk Francls Sprigss, 4 davs, 327 F st s.w. try Brooks, 40, Gallinger Hospital. Eugene Covington, 29, 1463 Church st. Allce"Brooks Miller,” 18, "Gallinger Hos- pital Jesse Stover, 8 months, Children's Hos- piial. Births Reported. The following_births have been reported to the Health Department in the Dast 24 hours s A, and Edith C. Moran, boy. Voililem . 'and Blanken Summers, or., girl William H. and Helene C. Bowen, girl. Paul and ret Grant, boy. Arthur P. and Ruth H. Hipsiey, boy. Ralph D."and Elizabeth' C. Lindsey, girl. Maynard W. and Madden, girl. Vito N. and Annie M. nne, g1 John and Jane Slothouber, giri. Kelly M. and Lila B. Garlock, girl. George A. and ‘Helen L. Cooney. boy. Joshua W. and Ida Kendall, boy. Walter H. and Inez Schultz, bo: Richard H. and Helen M. Corco: James and Jean Currie Thomson, William A. and Viola L. Emmans, boy. boy. boy. Isaac and Dina Wolistein, boy. James and Kaliroy Carigen, girl. Louis V. Allen, girl. James Davey. girl. Wilson ‘and_Ethel Brown, girl Thedore and Lucinda Scott, boy. Edwin L. and Helen Williams, boy. Benjamin and Lucille Blackburn, girl. Fred and Alberta Jones, boy. London women are wearing hats decorated with crystal buckles in the form on an iceberg. All good clothing stores should now of fer the best values in fifteen years . . . . But only Raleigh Haberdasher can say: Hart Schaffner & Marx uits & Overcoats at these tremendous savings: 29 For $40 and $45 Suits and Overcoats *39 For $50 to $75 Suits $50 to $65 Overcoats Liberal reductions aren’t the important thing about this sale. If any one offered you diamonds at way below standard prices, you'd ask, “What KIND of dia- These are HART SCHAFFNER & MARX clothes—that’s mondsy’. . . . the important thing to remember! Alterations. Save $11 to $36 No charge for alterations No Charge for Open a Charge Account at W ashington’s Finest Men’s Store Inquire About the Raleigh Haberdasher Extended Payment Plan Three Hours’ Free Parking at the Capital Garage While Shopping Here! A7 Representative Charles Timberlake of Colorado and his bride, shown during their honeymoon in Havana. They were married recently in Washington. —A. P. Photo. MILITARY ORDER TO MEET AT HEADQUARTERS HERE ?em Delafield and Officers Will Draft Resolutions to Present to President Hoover. Gen. John Ross Delafield of New York, commander in: chief of the Military Order of the World War, and his officers and staff, with commanders of various chapters of the order, will meet at national headquarters, 1518 K street, Wednesday. Advocating certain patriotic measures and welfare work, the group will call upon President Hoover to present their resolutions. The organization is said to be rapidly expanding under the leadership of Gen. Delafield, and new chapters are being organized in the South and West. bt sl Marriage Licenses. Frank Adams, 32, and Della Sumby, 24; Rev. Benjamin 'H. Whiting. Michael J. Malia, 25, and Hazel M. Marion, 20; Rev. J.'W. Dowling John J. Weber, 29, New York City. and Carmela Chiatto, 20, this city; Rev. N. M DeCarlo. Donald W. Smith, 24, and Mabel D. Par- fet, 23; Rev. Charles T. Warner. Robert A. Woods. jr., 31, and Maude Wells, 21; Rev. C. B. Austin, John 'Thomas, 23, this city, and Mary Marshall, 20. Upper Marlboro, Md.; Rev. Edward Newman. James C. Shartzer, 21, and Tillle Mush- insky. 20; Rev. Allan F. Poore. William Shumate, 19, and Olive M. Fu- stace, 21; Rev. John E. Brigi Willie L. Akin, 2. Carrolton. Ga.. and Vernia Cox, 20, this c¢ity; Rev. John C. all. William V. Buttin, 26, and_Alma G. For- tune, 34 both of Hlenmond, Ve Rev. Jona = Clay & Cass. 22, and Mary E 1 ay 8. Cass, 22 and Mary E. in, 26 G G. Johnson S 30, Richmond, Vi Rev Harold W. Near, Aileen E. Anderson, 31, Scottsvill Edward Gabler. In France in 1929 there were 12,564 more deaths than births, according to official figures, just made publlc FOUND —Piece of jewelry October 17. Owner give written description (of same) fo M. Rhodes. 1101 15th st. n.w 4 FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue League, 349 Maryland ave. 5.w. Nat. 8088. Sasue. WP Maryiand ave. s.w. Nat. 8063 LOST. nesday night, man's black Giad- containing clothing, on National S miles west of Middletown Md Re- H. Russell. 2127 California st. Tel: Mek. £000, Ext. 334 oF North e BAG—wr stone baj pike, ward. | n.w. | Vaand ch sleéping_bag _in Phone _Cleve. 2080. BEAGLE, straight legs, male, Black and tan; losi Dec. 25: had Pa.’ tags on collar. Lib. | eral reward. R. W. Dailey. 622 B . ‘BEAGLE, female, white and black face and ears; lost on Xmas' ev Phone Lincoln’ 8124, BRACELET. Chinese. gold and ary 1. irom the Earle to 14th Lincoln_6629. CAT. slate-sray and white, sits up. Tucker, 816 K st. ne DOG—Straved from 6022 4th n.w. Wednes- day, white poodle., answer to the name “Zander”; $10_reward. _Ga. 2034. 4 GIRDLE AND BRASSIERE lost in downtown section, in package. Notify Mrs. W. W. Berry. Accotink. Va . GLASSES, lost_on Mass. ave. Conn. ave. or Mt Pleasant car, Sat. afternoon. Reward. | Cail Decatur 1118. Chain Bridge. wooi Canvas cover. Reward. ning lady's brown coa Containing money. Wor Mei. 6836, | PERMIT CASE. black. containing money: { driver's permit. bank book and valuabie Sceipts. "Tiberal Feward. - Call At. 4100 oF Linc. 10106, 5+ PIN, white gold bow knot; Friday afternoon in tea room. department stores or F st. Re- ward. _Adams 4320, POLICE DOG. black, tan: wearing tan har- trimmings. " Tag 3096; name .3 SRORRESAE. T | PORTABLE RADIO_SET, Isft standing_on North Capitol st. between P st and Fla. ve. n.w. Reward. Potomac 5702 2914 ath st ne. SCOTCH TERRIER, black, male: in_Hock Creek Park near Cohnecticut Avenue Bridee morning of January I Feward, "1824 13rd iephone Decatur SimeTACLES white a0l frameds TH TEache Case. Reward. 1216 10th st. n.w.. ADt. 407. * SUTT CASE—_Reward for return of ladvs black suit_case, with contents. Was left in Potomac Cab Co. taxi at 10:30 a.m. Decern- ber 31, at Fox Theater. Phonc § 430 "pm. H. P. Sheldon. Nation | Branch 576, o cail Room 202, 1358 WATCH, Tatee, €old hunting case; Smith en- grived fhslde case; seniimental value, Suft- WRIST WATCH- ond wrist. watch with diamond and sapphire wrist band; lost Sun~ reward. Call evenings.’Polo- 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road o l( Col. 0464 Adams 10341 Solid steel, and guaranteed for 50 years. The best grave vault our vaults and caskets against any in the werld. All national Chambers’ Price In Case of Death Call THE GREATER 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Phone Columbia 0432 Only $85 W. W.ChambersCo.. THE WEATHER District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia—Mostly cloudy today and to- morrow, occasional rain, little change in_temperature. West Virginia—Cloudy _today, morrow rain, mild temperature. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Temperature—Midnight, 31; 2 am, 29; 4 am, 30; 6 am, 29; 8 am, 30; 2 pm, 52; ;8 pm, 42; Highest _temperature, 54; perature, 28. Relative humidity—8 a.m., 63; 2 p.m,, 34; 8 pm, 42. Rainfall (8 p.m. to 8 p.m.) none. Hours of sunshine, 6.9. Per cent of possible sunshine, 73. ‘Temperature same date last year— Highest, 68; lowest, 38. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey). Today—Low tide, 2:22 a.m. and 2:14 p.m.; high tide, 7:42 am. and 8:10 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 9 am. and 3:05 pm.; high tide, 8:33 am. and 8:58 p.m. The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose 7:27 am.; sun sets, 4:58 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:27 a.m.; sets 4:59 p.m. Moon rises 4:59 p.m.; sets 7:53 a.m, Automobile lamps to "be lighted on half hour after sunset. Condition of Water. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers— Clear this afternoon. Weather in Various Cities. ~Temperature.— Precipt- Max. Min. _ tation.8 Sat- Fri. Sat.p.m.to urgay. mg‘m 85 0. 8pm. 5 to- lowest tem- sun Atlanta, Ga Atlantic City, 'N. Baltimore. Md Birmingham, Ala. Bismarck, N. Dal Boston, Mass.. Buffalo, N. Y Chicago, il Cincinnati, * O Chesenne, Wyo. Clevelan Davenport, Denver, _Colo. Des Moines, Tow Detroit, Mich. Duluth, El Paso, Galveston. Tex Helena, Mont.. Indianapolis, Ind. Jacksonville, Fia. Kansas_City, Mo. Little Rock.” Atk Los Angeles, Calif. Eonivile Ko Marquette, Mich. Memphis, ' Tenn.. Miami, Fla. Mobile, Ala. New Orleans, La... New York. N. Y. North Platte. Nebr.. Omaha, Neb; Philadelphia, Pa. Phoenix. Ariz. Pittsburgh, Pa. Portland, M Portland, Ores. Salt Lake 01!1. Utah. 8t. Louls, Mo. St. Paul, Minn... San Antonio, - Tex. 8an Diego, Calif. Seattle, Wash.. amn-(ma Tampa, Fia Toledo, Ohlo.’ Vicksburg, Miss. WASHINGTON, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance R Lincoln 0524 Modern _ Chapel. CHAS. S. ZURHORST CAPITOL ST. O one Lintoin 0812, “S:%ESS:ESSEZ:E::S:%::SS#SSSS S3SALIIVIBRVEEEBLTS posiens Ortxtlll w. '. l ln Ce. m&m 3034 M St N, Fgone, wes sose GEO. w wnsz Co. V. L SPEARE CO0. Nelther the sucoe or co with the original Toi?e bR L —— | St. N.W. Formerty 940-F St N.W.: JOHN R.“WRIGHT co. 5T Ieeh 4 N.0. __Phene North oet1. " Herbert I-'unnl Hune New York A CHAMBERS Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 Sth St N.W. Col._6324. J. WILLIAM. LEE’S'SONS, FUNERAL D) CREMATORIUM 333 PA. AVE. N.W. NATIONAL 1384, 1388, _P.J. SAFFELL ONAL REASONABLE 85" B QU SERVICE— Nat'l_0597. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. $33E Chaper Teeotone National 2473 FUNERAL DFESIGNS. Gude Bros, Co,, 1212 F St Prompt Auto Deli ATiates AeiveriRerpenaive "GEO. C. SHAFFER EXTRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MO BRATE PRICES. rn.au l N n% Open Evenings and Slmil CEMETEKIES. GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vaultage, $5 month MONUMENTS. THE FINEST DISPLAY IN THE CITY. All monuments reduced for 30 days.. Do not base parchase cn Dhotograplis pree sented by agents. JAMES R. DURITY, Est. 1890. 900 _Bladensburg LE. We Have Opposite Sears-Roebutk CEMETERY LOTS. CEDAR HILL SITES—8 FOR PRICE: 8ood_location. _Atlantic 3376. CEMETERY LOT OF 12 SITES, SEC. 11 W | Cedar Hill Cemetery. Dist. 9540. Ll VIRGINIAN EXPIRES AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS| i Augustine Loughborough, 78, Dies at Residence, Oakwood, i Fairfax County. Augustine Loughborough, 78, died yesterday at his residence, Oakwood, Fairfax County, Va., after a brief {ll- ness.” Mr. Loughborough was born November 18, 1852. He was the son of the late Nathan and Ann Rose Loughborough, who lived at. Robeby Va., where Mr. Loughborough was Mr. Loughborough in survived by his widow. who before their marriage was Miss Minna Faunt Le Roy, daughter of the late Dr. John Faunt Le Roy of White Post, Clarke County, Va. He is survived, too, by three sons, Alexander R. Loughborough of Pittsburgh, Pa.: Turner F. Loughborough of Staunton, Va., and Randolph M. Loughborough of Fairfax, Va. Funeral services will be conducted at the Middleburg Episcopal Church in Middleburg tomorrow at 3 p.m. Inter- ment will be made in the Faunt Le Roy plot in Middleburg Cemetery. Strasbourg, which before the World War was an inconspicuous German city, is now one of the leading ports of France, handling nearly 5,000,000 tons of freight in the last 12 months. alarha of @hanka. CONWAY, NELLIE L. We wish to acknowl- edge with grateful appreciation to our relatives and many friends the. kindness shown in many ways during the long ill- ness and at the time of the death of our dear sister, NELLIE L. CONWAY. HER PAMILY. 4% GUETHLER, OTTO H. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our relatives and many friends, {raternal organizations for the beautiful floral tributes at the death of our brother. OTTO H GUETHLER MR, JOHN M GUETHLER AND FAM- Y. MRS. FRED PFEIFFER. McANDREWS. LEO P. and Mrs. tin J. McAndrews and family wish to ex- tend to their relatives. friends and neigh- bors their sincere thanks for the kind- ness they had shown during the recent iliness and death of LEO P. MCANDREWS. Braths. BEALL, FANNIE. On FPriday, January 2. 1931,"at her residence, 3025 15th st. n.w.. PANNIE J. beloved wife of the iste H. Beall and mother of Fanny W. d Prank H. and Walter Beall services at the W. W. Chambers home on Monday. January 5, at 2 p.m. Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. 4 BONNFOND. JOHN B, Suddenls, on Sat. urday, January 3. 1931, JOHN B.. beloved husband of Lydia Mae Bonnfond. Fu- neral from W. W, funeral home. 816 H st ne. on Tuesday, January 6, at 10:30 a.m. * Interment Berwyn. Md. BOTELER, MARION. On Friday. January 2, 1931, ‘at'her residence, 664 Calian st. n. MARION BOTELER. She leaves five chil- dren, one brother, one sister and many other relatives and friend: day, January 5. 1931, at 2 p.m. from the John 'T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Interment Rosemont Ceme- tery. 4 BROWN. Mr. Mar- ELLEN. On Tuesday, 30, 1930, at Biue Plains, D. C. BROWN. devoted mother of Mrs. Jose- phine H. Jamison. grandmother of Earsie Thomas. ‘She also leaves other relatives and friends to mourn her departure. Re- ing at the John T. Rhines fu- 1, 3rd and Eye sts. s.w., until residence 13 w. Funeral Sonday. anuaty 5. 1931 4t "I bk from the residence of her daughter, 309 H st. s.w Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 4 CALOMERIS, PETER. Suddenl: 1931, at’_Garfieid CALOMERIS, _ beloved _husban Calomeris. Puneral services at his residence, 107 E_st. n.w. on Mong January ‘5, at 3 _pm., thence to Considine Helen Church, 6th and C sf s.w.. where mass will be said at 2:30 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. Service by W. W. Chambers. 5 CETEWAYO. PRINCE BULLAMO. On Wed- nesday. December 31 1930, at ke Alexan- dria_Hospital, PRINCE BULLAMO CETE: WAYO, beloved husband of Princess Berti December ELLEN Funeral Sunday, Japuary 4. 1931, at 1:30 from the Roberts Chapel A. M. A restmg 251 ‘Norih Patrick st Alexandria, V CHESELDINE, HUDSON B. On January 2, 1931, at 6:45 a.m., HUDSON B. CHESEL- DINE, beloved sont of James C. and the late Florence Cheseldine. Puneral services at his late residence. 734 12th st. se. on Monday, January 5, at 11 a.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Q) COX, ELLEN ANN. On Thursday, January 1, 1931, at her residence, Oxon Hill. Md.. ELLEN ANN. beloved wife of the late Charles William Cox. (nee Dean). Funeral from the above residence on Monday, January 5. at 9:30 am. Requiem mass af Bt. Isnativs’ Church, Oxon Hill. Md. @t am =~ Relatives and friends invited: nterment Church Cerzetery. CRONK, GREENBERRY M. life on Friday, January 2 1931 at 1 a.m., at _Fairfax. REENBERRY M. CRONK. Funeral Sunday, January 4, a 2 pm. from his late residence, Fairfax. Va ' fiterment at Oakton, Va. Relatijes | _and friends invited. CROWTHEE, JULIA E . Ou s-zurdu, January 3, 1931, at 545 p.m. after & lingering iiiness, JULIA E. CRO wife of the late William H. Crowther and mother of Mrs. Thomas A. Gharles J. Avers and Mrs Mogre of Loulsville, 'Ky day, Do irom Marry M. Padgetis funsral home.” 191 T1tn st se. | Friends and relatives invited. Interment (private) Congressional Cemetery. DAVIS, JAMES E. Departed this life Wednesday. December 31, 1030, in Miami, Fla.. JAMES E. DAVIS. 'Puneral Monday, January 5, 1931, at 3 pm.. from E. W. Bundy's funeral home, 631 Fla. ave. n.w. Interment at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. FERREBEE-GRAHAM, DOROTHY. On Fri day, January 3, 1931. DOROTHY PERRE- BEE-GRAHAM, of 1909 Gth st. n.w.. the | beloved daughter of David D. ‘and Annle B. Perrebee and sister of Marion E. Tebe. Funeral from St. Luke's Episcopal Church,” Sunday, January 4, at 3 pi Friends invited." Interment 'Lincoln Me- morial Cemetery. FLYNN, SARAH E. On Friday, January z, 1931, "at her residence, 1206 Ingraham st. n.w., SARAH E., beloved wife of the'ljte Johi J. Flynn and mother of Henry and Orville’ Flynn and Mrs. George Wilding and Mrs. C. L. Gerard. Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w. on Monday. January 5. ‘30 p.m. Interment at Congressionai cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 4 GAEGLER, MARY E. On Thursday, January 1, 1931, MARY E. beloved wife of the late John Gaegler. Funeral from her late resi- dence, 931 11th st. n.e. on Monday, Jai y 5, at 9 am Solemn high requient mass at St. Mary's Church. at 9:30 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. _Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. GAML, ANTON. On Friday, January 2, 1931, at the residence of 'his daughter, Mss. Mary G. Pigott. 2126 N st. n ANTON, beloved husband of the late Kat gunds Gabl ' Remains resting at the W, . Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Ch: in-gt. n.w. Low mass will be offered at & John's Church, Westminster, Md., on onday. ary 5, at 9:30 am. for the repose of his soul.” Interment St. John's Qemetery, Westminster, Md, Pl omit . January 3, 031, » e Nary Jard. e N, mother A Gatton, U, 5. N., and Inndmother nl Ensign N. P. Ga fon and’ Midshipman . M Gl]rlon.ml neral from Dunn's funeral pariors, oines, Jowa, Tuesday, Januery 6. e e A hu'un?n suz";':%'{« -n'u-'n fon. ence GUGLIELMO, be- erd ‘husband of Nellie, father of Maricia, ‘William, ¢ Valentine and Helen. Funeral services on Tuesday, January 6, at 8:30 aum., thence to" St.” Stephen's Catholic Church. where mass will be said at 9 am dntaripent LN Sy, 1E E. A On Frid B A HENLEY. in her S4th Md.. b in er year, beloved wife of J. F. Henley. Fu- neral on Sunday, January 4, at 2:30 p.m., from Potomac Methodist Church. Intes ment church:cemetery. 4 HERRMANN, ISAAC. On_Prid: January 3 o3l TsaAC, deed oo veari, beloved ! Busband, of Tillle and father of Frank BUEATn’5t Oklanom Oits. Dora. L. and David Herrmann of this city. Funeral from the chapel of Bernard Danzanski, 3501 14th st. n.w., Sunday, January 4, at :I noon. Interment Adi Israel l?erge- ery. HUBER, LOUIS. On Friday, January 2, 1931, at George Washington Hospital, LOUIS HUBER, husband of Clara A. Huber and father of Louise W. ison_and J. ed_ Huber. Services at_ihe Hines | Co. funeral home, 2901 14th s on Monday, January 5, at 2 p.m. 4 JACKSON, REV. J. ALFRED. The Elder Men's Relief Association announces the death of Rev. J. ALFRED JACKSON. on | We December 31, 1930_ Funeral from Asbury M. E. Churcl n.w., on Sunday, January | 4, 1931, at 1:30 p.m.” Association’ members | especially requested to attend the hmerll, of the treasurer of the association, as- sembling at the church at 1:15 p.m. H_ I-l NAYLOR, ident. J. ©. BURLLS, i JACKSON, 3. ALFRED. The Youns Mems Protective League will attend the funeral of Rev. J. ALFRED JACKSON, Sunday, January 4, 1931, at 1:30 p.m.. from As- bury M. E. Church, 11th and K sts. W, ‘W. STEPHEN FULLER, GEORGE L. WALTON, Seec. "#‘Td, A’!A ANNA‘I.:‘RD:lIE "lll “l& ros ¢ e mhws ARIA ANNA She leavi . Brown and He and five nephewShgtwo devoted ris Smith af Edith Hil , January 6.4at 1 pm. Bt. Mary's Episcopal ORurch, 23r: ween G and H sts. D.w.% & L] N ‘MINIE Pre Funeral Mon- f* Cetewayo and stepfather of Carl Young. | Departed ms | luflu. v aenn. .UDI Ay l\ [ LOW, ' beloved husband -of Puneral the ch Sergeon, 1011 Tth st. n. E e ot s B and friends invited to attend. " January 2. McCARTEN, PHILIP. Prider. 1931, PHILIP MCCARTEN. beloved father of Philip McCarten of 3131 Fir st.. Mouni Rainier, Md. ~Remains restin funeral’ pariors, 641 H st. n.. Funeral from -Hanlon's funeral parlors. 841 H =t ne. on Monday, January 5. at 8:30 Requiem m Mount Rainier, Mount Olivet friends Invited. McDANIEL, EVA M. On Thursday, January 1, 1931 ‘at her residence. 1406 Morse gt. EVA M. MCDANIEL (nee B, oved ite ot Andrew T. McDaniel, ‘aged 47y Funeral services at her I residence on Monday, January 5. at pm., nterment Congressional Cemetery, elatives and friends invited to attend. 4 MeDANIEL. EVA M. Officers and members of Justice Council, No. 2, Sons and Daugh- ters of Liberty. will assemble at the home Hodli,late sister. EVA M. McDANTELS 1408 Morse st. n.e. Monday. Japuary 5, a 1°30 o'clock, for ‘the purpose of attending the funeral’ o 2 . _Councelor. Attest: BLISABETH BH H&’. Rec. Sec. * MOSES. ELIZABETH (CHERRY). On Sat- urday, January 3, 193 3 a.m.. at her Tesidence. 1763 Columbia a. mw . BLIZ BETH (CHERRY) MOSES. Funeral serv- ices at ler's chapel, 1754 Pa. n.w. on Monday. January 5. st 3 Interment Congressional Cemetery. NEWCOMB, WILLIAM HENRY. On Friday, January 2, 1931, at his residence. 144 13th st. ne. WILLIAM HENRY NEWCOMB, 69 years, beloved husband of Vir- Falwell Newcomb. Funeral services Retatives "and ne. bel m. Interment, Richmond, Vi O'LEARY, JOSEPH M. On Thursday. ary 1, 1931, at his residence, Rossiyn. JOSEPH M. O'LEARY, beloved husband Lucy O'Leary, aged ‘83 years. Funeral Monday, January 5 8:30 a.m. from uneral parlors ‘of Geo. W. Wise 2900 M st. B thence 1o 81 Charles’ ‘Church. Clar: endon. Va., at 9 o'clock, where mass will be said for the repose of his soul. Rela- tives and friends invited. Interment Ar- lington National Cemetery. 4 OSTERMAYER., GEORGE B. On_PFrid January 2.°1931. at midnight, at his resi- dence. 5631 Colorado ave. n'w. GEORGE B. OSTERMAYER. beloved husband _of Carrfe Ostermaver (nee Schleith). Fu- neral from his late residence, 5631 Colo- rado ave. on Monday. January 5, at 3 p.m. Relatives and friends invited to at- tend. "Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. Jam v OSTERMAYER. GEORGE B. On_Priday. January 2. 1931. at midnight, at his dence, ‘5631 Colorado_ave. n.w.. GEORGE B. OSTERMAYER. Funeral from nis late residence on Monday, P Interment Pro M®mbers of the CRI W, TBAUM, Brestdent. R. G. WHITING, Sec OWENS. OLIVE LOUISE. January 3 Newton place aw.. OLIVE loved wife of Samuel C. Owens, beloved mother of Cecil E. Britf. Notice of fu- neral hereafter. P amary SATRY o e reeown. Ontversity anuar; "t rgetown Univer Hospital HARRY B. Befovea husband of Mary A Parker (hée THorm). and son of the late Prancis D. and Sabina O. Parker. Funeral from late_residence, 1608 A January 6, at 8:30 y ‘Comforter Church, where mass will be said at 9 am. for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends _invited to attend. Mount Olivet Cemetery. e 5 051 5130 »im. CRLSARETA' B uary 2. 1931, af m., REEDER, the beioved wife ‘of John V. Reeder and the devoted friend of Mrs Rachel Simms. Puneral from her late Tesidence, 462 Ridge st. n.w., on Monday. January”s, “at ». Friends in- vite ROBERTSON. RICHARD. On Priday. Jan- 2. 1931, at Walter Reed Hospital. RICHARD ROBERTSON, devoted brother 9f James geott Roberison. rest- 8% the W. Ernest Jarvis tuners] chupch. fr AR n- uary 6 at T pm, from Saincy Nest tist Church, New Jersey ave. and R at. 6 ROBINSON, ELIZABETH. ~On .Saturdar. January 2. 1931. at 3 D.m.. At 409 E ‘ELIZABETH " ROBINSON, widow ‘ot H. Robinson and sister of Mrs. Wiillams. Funeral will be held Eplicopal Church, Monday, January d_aequaintances Undertaker McGuire' parlors. ROBINSON. JOHN M. Departed this life on | " Priday. January 2" 1931”8t 1230 o'clock. at _his residence. 13233 st. nw. JOHN M. ROBINSON, belnved usband of Elsie u. Mhmnn Ind father fl Jons sone Mrs. “Zithorns Ro Ay fiere % eriné_Robingor X Fova T and ualmunwg inson, ‘and’ besides his family’ he- lea o’ mioj ir “loss n " host of other Telaiivep and friends. ‘Funeral from by Inte redidence Tuesdsy. January 6. p.m. FPriends and refatives invited. SANFORD, GEORGE W. On Priday, Jan- uary 2, 1831, GEORGE W., beloved hus- nd of the late Jessie B. Sanford. Fu- | -neral services at William E. Lee's mor- tuary chapel, 332 Pa. ave. n.w., Monday, January, 5 at 2 pm. Interment in Glenwood ‘Cemetery. Friends and relatiyes Saturday. invited. SHOWALTER, CLAUDE M. On 1931, at his residence. 1200 SHOWALTER. On__Saturday. at_her residence, 636 LOUISE, be- Interment 5 January 3, Mass. ave. n.w., CLAUDE M. Puneral services ot Winchéster, V. wt. 1 .~ Remains r x ncl:’nmben' Tuneral home, 400" Chagin pia SLICER, CLARA ELLEN. January 131 of “her Homer Middiebrogk. CLARA ELLEN SLI aged 48 years. aevoted wife of Harry T. Sli Puneral services Monday, January 5, 9:30 a.m., at St. Rose Cathoiic Church, Ciopper, Md. Inierment in cemetery nearby. SMITH, ROBERT On Thursday. January ROBERT SMITH, hus- b.nd o( Lavania Smith, son ot the late James and Isabeila Smith, deyoted brother of the late Sarah and Alberta Smith, James and Hester B. Smith, Grace Price, Maude Holland and Rose W. Washington, Funeral Monday, January 5 1031, at i F.m from his sister's residence, 2 P t- erson st n.e. Remains resting ‘1 W. Ernest Jarvis funeral l:h\lreh 1432 You st. n.w., until Sunday noon. January 4, thereafter at the above residence. In- terment Arlington National Cemetery, 4 TATE, DANIEL LISLE. On Saturdsy, Jan- uary 3. 1931, at West Poirt. N. ¥, Col. DANIEL LISLE TATE. U. 8. Army. retired Funeral services in Fort Myer Chapel at p.m. Tuesday. January 6. Interm: Arlington ional Cemetery. TllOHAL JOHN E. Suddenly. on Wednes- day, December 31, 0!0 it !rnonency Hos- ital, JOHN ind Ophelia Omaas, brother ot Bdward. and Renaond ‘Thomas and Mrs. Grace Proctor. Funeral Monday, January 5, 1931, from the rEI- dence of his brother, 316 G st. n.e., af | pm. ‘Interment at Arlington Flmn-l Cemetery. WALTERS, ALICE. On January her residence, 331 11th st. o WALTERS. beloved _wife of the late Charles _Walters. Puneral services at .l’.y WJ W, Chll;lber: funeral )lo;w."flu; . January 6, at 3 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. s WILE! LOUIS. On Priday. January g 1951, at Galliniger Hospltal, LOTIS Wit He leaves one friend, John A. Jones mains resting at the John T. Rhi neral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. s. tice of funeral later. WILLIAMS, CHRISTOPHER L. On Thurs- day. January 1, 1931. at his residence, Statesville. N. C.. CHRISTOPHER L. WIL- LIAMS. Funeral Monday, January it Keokuk, Iowa. WILMOT, ELLEN. On Sllu!dl!, January 3, the home of her daughter, 1624 P 'st. n.w., ELLEN WILMOT, widow of tne lae John Wilmot. Notice of fa- neral hereafter. WOOD, MARY WADSWORTH. On Satur- day, 'December 27, 1930, at the home of her son, Col. Morton E. Wood. Essex Fells, N oMARY, WADSWORTH. widow - of Brig. ‘Gen. Oliver E. Wood. Remains Alnitis R. Speare’s funeral pariors. 1653 Conn. ave. Services at Fort Myer Chapel Monday, January 5. 1931, at 3 p.m. 1In- terment Arlington National Cemetery. 4 3. Md., In Memoariam. BARRETT. MARY C. Sacred to the memory of our dear mother, MARY C. BARRETT. who died seven years ago todnY. January 4. 192i. Anniversary mass at St. An- thonv s Church. EVOTEDLY, MAMIE AND KITTY. * COL!MAN- THOMAS E. In sad but lov- Bl sl By ot MAN, who passed away January 4, 1930. Our hearts still ache with sadness, Our eves shed many a tear; God ly knows how we miss you At_the end of each saddened year. HIS LONELY WIFE AND FAMILY. * DOWNEY, CATHERINE. In faithful mem- ory of mother, CATHERINE DOWNEY, 'hoogs". us one year ago today, January 4 1 May she rest in peice, JERRY ke HUTTON, MARY E. In mamory of our ster, MARY E. HUTTON. who departed this iife two years ago, January 4, 1829, Two vears have passed since that When the e we_Jove. waa catled: away! 1 Dur heatts we_ love Ter s er s SISTER AND TWO ZEGOWITZ, FRANK L. A tribute of love and devotion memory lovin son and our devoted brother. o ZEGOWITZ, who deparied inis e, & suddenly fifteen years ago, Saturday, January 3. 1016. ° Anniversary mass at Immaculate Conception May his soul and all the faithful departed through ‘-:.m erey'n God rest in peace. The path of sorrow and that alon Leads to the land where orron e gne No tg;nler ever reached that biessed e Who found hot sorrow in his road. Sunshine passes, siadows fall, Love remembrance uuuuh d thoush the years be many or few, 6y are Miled “with Temembrance; ‘dear Frank, of you. DRVOTED = MOTHER, SISTERS AND BROTHERS.