Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1931, Page 9

HUNTERS KILL 264 DEER IN WEST VIRGINIA SEASON Record Number of Animals Are Bagged, According to Reports to State Board. Bpecial Dispatch to The S MARTINSBURG, W. Va., January 5. —A total of 264 deer were Killed in ‘West Virginia by hunters during the open season from December 1 to De- cember 10, most of them in the eastern PRI T Gttt compiete Seporis to State Game, Fish and Forestry Commission show. The State law re- quires each hunter killing a deer to make a report to the commission within 20 days after the close of the season. The kill—which occurred during the first open season since 1928—set a rec- | ord, officials said. The 1928 record was 168. Most of the deer were found in Poca- hontas County, where 85 bucks were killed. Reports on_killings in other counties included: Preston, 56: Web- ster, 47: Randolph, 28; Hampshire, 11; Hardy, 9; Tucker, 6; Monongalia, 6; Morgan, 5; Grant, 4; Greenbrier, 4; Nicholas, 2. 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Tate was a vetran of the Indian | wars in the early '80s, of the Spanish- Amenrnn ‘War and of campaigns in the Philippines. He was with the punitive expedition into Mexico in 1916 and 1917 | Subsequently he was detailed as in- structor and inspector of National Guard cavalry. Previously, from 1908 to 1911, Col. ‘Tate was assigned as professor of mili- tary sclence and tactics at the Univer- sity of Vermont. He was a native of Kentucky and was graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1880. He was retired in 1920, at which time he was in command of the 5th Cavalry Regiment. He had made his home in | this city since. He 1s survived by his widow, Mrs. Lida Scranton Tate, formerly of Scranton, Pa. and his son Subscribe Today It costs only about 1% cents per day and 5 cents Sundays to have Washington’s best newspa- per delivered to you regularly awry evening and Sunday morn- 8. ‘Telephone National 5000 and the delivery will start immedi- ately. The Route Agent will col- lect at the end of each month. MRS. JULIA F. VROOMAN EXPIRES AT AGE OF 78 Widow of Former Chiet Clerk of Solicitor's Office at Treasury Department Was Long Il Mrs. Julia F. Vrooman, widow of | Charles E. Vrooman, died at mid- night last night at her home, 4820 Fourteenth street, after & long illness. She was 78 years old and had been a resident of Washington since 1890. Her husband had been chief clerk of the solicitor’s office at the Treasury Department for a number of years. Mr. and Mrs, Vrooman came here from Towa. She was born at Lancaster, Mo., be- ing the daughter of Edwin and Esther French, Besides a daughter, Mrs. Ben- jamin B. Cookman, she is survived by four sons. Raymond R., Edwin E., Henry D. and Forrest F. Vrooman. All reside in Washington with the exception of Forrest Vrooman, who lives in Los Angeles, Calif. Funeral services will be held Wednes- day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the under- taking_establishment of W. W. Cham- bers Co. 1400 Chapin street. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery. T. B. KENNEDY DEAD . - | Son of Pennsylvania Railroad O: | — vy cial Expires at Chambersburg, Pa. Special Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va, January 5.— Friends here have heen advised funeral rites will be held tomorrow at Bolling Springs Presbyterian Church, Cham- bersburg, Pa., for Thomas Benton Ken- nedy, 38, son of Col. M. C. Kenned; ice president of the Pennsylvania Rail- road, whose death followed a week’s ill- ness of pneumonia. He was a graduate of Mercersburg Academy and Princeton University. During the World War he served in France as a captain in the Railroad Corps. He had been previously con- nected with the engneering department of the Norfolk & Western Railway in Roanoke, Va. He had been associated in recent years with stock and bond firms of Philadelphia and Harrisburg. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Lois Leonard Kennedy, and two sons of Chambersburg; his parents, Col. and Mrs. M. C. Kennedy of Philadelphia; a brother, Coyle Kenrtedy of Oklahoma, and one sister, Mrs. Edward Lyon Clark of Philadelphia. Hinkel ri You’ll Be wl s “way out”— but that sures hich mean “MONEY IN” TO YOU Money In —if you come out to Hinkel’s for your carpets and Linoleums. Low from the expensive retail advantages which insure “overhead” and location away district give us economic you cash-saving prices. Linoleums, *1.90 sq. yd. to $2.80 Sq. Yd., for Second and First grades, re- spectively. Your choice of the newest patterns and colors. Specially Low Prices on Broadloom Carpets E. P. HINKEL & CO. Rug and Carpet Cleaning—Fine Floor Coverings 600 Rhode Island Ave. N.E. Phone Potomac 1172-3-4-5 o 2 DR. PAUL M. LOWELL, Former senior medical officer of the Pure Food and Drug Administration, Department of Agriculture, who will be buried tomorrow in Arlington Cemetery. Dr. Lowell died Friday night of pneu- monia in Walter Reed Hospital. He MRS. HARRIETT LITTLE DEAD AT HYATTSVILLE Funeral Services Are to Be Held Tomorrow, With Burial at Beltsville. Special Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., January 5.— Funeral services for Mrs. Harrlett P. Little, 62 years old, widow of E. O. Lit- tle, Chillum avenue, who died Saturda; nl‘ht in Providence Hospital, Washin, ton, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at her late home, Rev. C. 1. Flory, pastor of the First Methodist E&lflcopll Church South of Hyattsville, chmg Interment will be in St. J'lofimn 'piscopal Cemetery, at Belts- ville. Mrs. Little, whose death was due to heart trouble, had not been well for nearly a year. She had been in Prov- idence Hospital for four weeks. Before her marriage Mrs. Little was a Miss Smith. She was a native of Frederick, Md. Following their mar- riage at Westminster, Md, Mr. an® Mrs. Little lived there before moving to Hyattsville, nearly 30 years ago. Besides her husband Mrs. Little leaves eight children, six daughters, and two sons, all of whom live in Hyatts- ville. They are Mrs. Henry McClay, Mrs. Le Roy Stoner, Mrs. George Robey, Mrs. 3. R Atwill, Mrs. Prancis Lents and Miss Alice Little and Elmer S. Little and Charles R. Little. Another son, ‘Howard Little, dled two years ago this month. ‘Two sisters and two brothers also survive. The; tle of Colonial Beach, Va., and Mrs. Lee Sellman of Beltsville, and Vernon Smith of Pleasant Valley, Carroll County, Md., and Howard Smith of Hyattsville. Woman Named Assistant Cashier. Special Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va. January 5.— Miss Lula A. Rush has been appointed an assistant cashier of the Shenandoah Valley National Bank, it was announced at a directors’ meeting Saturday night. she being the first woman to occupy such a position in a local bank. Carl T. Cather was also appointed assistant cashler to succeed Clark M. Smith, who resigned to take office February ¥ as clerk of the Corporation Court. WooDwARD & LOTHROP DOWN STAIRS STORE A New 1931 Collection— Women’s and Misses’ Dresses A large selection of smart styles—good quality mate- rials—many outstanding Winter shades. Materials Include— Novelty Woollens Wool Crepe Jersey Crepes Prints Printed New Colors at $5.95 Greens Prints Black Beige Brown Blues Reds Sizes for Women and Misses THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Men’s Gloves Greatly Reduced for Clearance Home Frocks Special in the January Selling 51.45 Six smart new models—in a are Mrs. Cornelius Lit- | EDMUND P. MARGERUM, LEADING FARMER, DEAD Spectal Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., January 5—Ed- mund P. B, Margerum, 69 years old, one of Colesville district's best known farmers and for many years a justice of the peace for that section, died yes- terday at his home near Spencerville. He had been {ll a long time of & com- Elmuuon of diseases, and Priday right is condition uuddenly became critical. He is survived by his widow, formerly a Miss Bryan of Colesville district; a daughter, Mrs. Anna Johnson of Rock- ville, by a former marriage, and six step-children. He also leaves two brothers, Franklin Margerum of Spen- cerville, and Albert Margerum of Bustle- ton, Pa. ‘The funeral will' take place at 2 o'clock tomogow afternoon from the Methodist Church at Burtonsville. Interment will be in Union Cemetery at that place. Mr. Margerum was a native of Pm lvania, but had, lived in Coles- istrict 35 years. i e ST Rites for Claude Showalter. ‘WINCHESTER, Va. January 5 (Spe- cial).—Funeral services are to be held here this afternoon for Claude Sho- walter, 52, registerd pharmacist, whose death occurred suddenly in Washing- ton yesterda; He had been diving in that city some years, after closing out a drug store business here. He was & member of Winchester Lodge of Elks, which will have charge of burial rites. He was a native of Mount Sidne Va. His widow was formerly Miss e Shull, daughter of the late Briscoe C. Shull, a prominent Democratic politi- cal leader here. Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the past 24 hours: Thomas and Julia Reed, boy. Jesse N. and Lester E. Williams, boy, Paul W. and Anna E. Perzel, girl. Merle and Lorene Avery. girl Preston and Prances I Puffenberger, boy. Johnson B. and Nancy N, Shanklin, girl. Beott D. and Catherine F. Sanborn, boy. John Doris E. Behnke, Robert and Harriet Mooney, boy. William ', and Helen D McDonald, girl Emerson ¥. and Elizabeth L. Smith, boy. Charles A. ‘and Mabel L. West, boy. Bobert R and Mary E/ Gramm, Girl. ward and Mary A Hawkes girl William H. and Dorothy L i Edward 3 and Mariorie . Hanfrag, boy. Earl L. and Elizabeth H. Dixon. m\ Bannard and Mae Cosgray Blake, boy. Edgar and Julis Snowden, girl. Luclen "M, and ‘Adeline Abbott. sirl. Allen R. and Prances P. Corier, girl. Charles C. and_Ethel M. Brickerd, boy. Harry P. and Eileen Padgett. boy. Charles and Florence E_Sammons. g Victor T, and Jessica ¥. Stringfield, William ©. Louisa Campbell, bo; Anthony R. and Margaret C. Fretz, Jake and Sadle Piater, bov. Horace and_Marianna Gambrell, boy. Jessie and Elsie Davis. girl Deaths Reported. P G S R s R T Y#Aflntrvl J. Gorten, 89, United State Navy _g:,}:;',;',’E.'::,.Lw:.:;m":aos B st.n.e Walther. 66, Galljnger Hospital Barier Parks Littles 83, Providence Hos- ., 60, 115 Longfeliow. st. Ceo B, Outermaver, 55, 5631 Colorado ave 1. 47, 1408 Morse B MRanieh o™ 00 ers” Shiase” sant- ‘*hidson B Cheseidine; 24, 134 12th ot. Virginia Jones. 73, 4811’ Neal pl Eil Brown. 13, Home {of Ated and Infirm. Sesiha’ Gimidenam, 83,700 3, t Martna, Cunnifgham, 53 "oos 4eh Eiarion Boetier. 40, 894 Callan, st Riennca Moberteon. 32, Welter Reed Hos- Pldbert N. Contee. Freedmen’s Hospital LOST. l.!'l‘ luld ‘with chain, and AURS B on intlie. " Ravara, Ad- llnr o 3 diamonds_a: 28551 BAR "h':re‘- 4 Safety catch. " Fot. Teward. iy OLD, Baturday, about D. Brbokiand car between 14th and D & 1t and G n.w.. in of vicinity of Ccontatning money, stam; reward. Phone Palais Treas- ass: Fational 422, 'h‘fi’\ she yeared from 7th and SLS. black leather col- Fime"she. was wearin ‘:"A";'g,‘,‘:'“{,‘};'flf,’.‘ recovery. AD: B T i A Bal - on Fine, one 3 police patrol box S R A R e, 49 & S e o 13 police Drécinet fesaing er W precinct. ASONIC EMBLEM_Six-sided, biue bac Tiond, square and compass of white hack- Sround: Teverse. aide S McC. from H. H. $ic6" kmas "33+ Liberal reward 4 m%\;_ o aver B el Wese 1150, B e e T ARk Dank’ book And. valURBIG feceipts. "Liberal Teward. Call At. 4100 or Line. 16108 OTCH_TERRIER. biack, male: ock & Park near Connecticit Avenue Brides anuary 1. B '%® “feiephone Decatur 3480. __b* TTY. thoroughbred, black mma with B ale by, “Mrs. Georse M. Lewis, 39 st.:_reward Ee Reward for_return of lady's Black R neats . Wis 1ot Potomac Cab Co, taxl at 10:30 a.m.. Decer- ber 31 at Fox Theater. FPhone § am 430 pm.. H. P. Sheidon. National "ise5, Branch 876, of cail Room 202, 1358 B st. £.w. tleman ' ‘white lnfl white and blacl d. Phone Silver WR T AND BAND—Lady's, BIgin. w between Ciifton hite gold, Jlm;l,lry 2 ""io SRR ot Lot Finder e, ‘or housekeeper's of- ool T7ae, % Or ho o0 CWinard Hotel: 5 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons 1,550 75,5, National 2473 2473 "W, W. Deal & Co. 816 H ST NE. LINCOLN 8300 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance BT, NE. $2adtn “Enaper. Lincoln 0524 CHAS. S. ZURHORST AST CAPITOL_ST. Hone Lingoln 0872 ALMUS R SPEARE SO ™ vy Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St N \V Phonn We’: W.& Establls V. L. SPEARE RE CO. Neither the successors of nor connected with ‘the original W. R. Speare establish- A 09 H St. N.W. Bicne "r.':a::.;'a., S T Established JOHN E"WRIGHT co. 1337 10th St. N.W. __Phone North 0047. Clyde J Nlchols lnc. _l. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTO} CREMATORIUM . 232 PA. AVE. N.W. __NATIONAL 1384, 1385, P. J. SAFFELL PERSONAL _SERVICE—REASONABLE 735" Bih S N 0537 FUNERAL DESIGNS. EO. C. S Gath of Thanks. RGE P, I wish to extend my and appreciation, m rlends ‘ana ‘neichbore’ c{r r autiral flora mm'“" 1 The Gemtn 01 my oeloved bu ‘fl#w:‘nm“ "BRAUGH. Braths. BAKER. LYDIA MARION. January Rucke av ON On Monday, 3L, at her regidence, 13 sbyterian Chucch, d Kennedy sts. n.w., on Weanes. day, January 7, at 2 Relatives wad friends invited to atiend. Intermeni Cgn- sressional Cemetery. BEAUREGARD, CAPT. GUSTAVE TOUTANT. On Ssturday: Januacy 3 13l at his e dence, Staten Isiand. N. Y.’ Capt. GUS- | TAVE TOUTANT BEAUREGARD. Funeral services were conducied at his late re dence and interment will take plac Arlington_ National Cemetery, Monday, January 8, at 330 p.m. BENNETT. PETER J. Suddeniy. on Monday, residence, 4408’ PETER o, BENNE t Mary A.'Bennett (nee Dittoe)_and son of the late James and Annie E. Benneit, brother of Mrs, Frank Howe. Funeral notice later. BOWEN, MARY SUMNER. On Sunday, Jan- uary 4, 1931, at her home, MARY SUM- NER_ BOWEN, the beloved 'wife of Frank H. Bowen and sister of Mrs. Charles H. Davidson of Kensington. Md.; Mr. Gilbert L. Sumner of Lansing, Mich. Remains sting at the coloniai funeral home of William Reuben Pumphrey, Rockville, Md. Funeral Tuesday, January 6, at 11 am., from her late residence, 11 Prospect st. Kensington, Md. Interment Fort Lincoli Cemetcry, ‘Kalamazoo, Mich, (Michigan papers please copy.) BYRD, GEORGE, On Saturday, January 3, 1, s _residence, 833 South Lee st. Va. GEORGE BYRD, beloved Mrs. Essie Wilkes, Eliza and uncle of Sadie Jackson. Remains resting at John T. Rhines fu- neral home, 221 Norih Patrick Alex- andria, Va.” Notice of funeral iate CALOMERIS, PETER. Suddenly, January 3, Garfleid ~ Hospital, PETER beloved husband of Mary services at his late sidence, 107 E_st. n.w. on Monday, nuary ‘5, at 2 pm., thence to St. Considine Helen Church, 6th and C sts. $W. Where mass will be said at 2:30 p.m. terment Glenwood Cemetery. BAUGH. ALVAH N. On Sunda uary 4, 183i, at hus residence, 116 1 s.e., ALVAH' N.. beloved husband of Min nie’ Clabaugh . (nee Rice). Funeral from above resiaence on Wednesday. vanuary 7, at 3 p.m. Relatives and friends invited 10 stiend.” Interment Cedar Hill Ceme- ery. CRAIG, CHARLES ROGERS. On Monday, January 5, 1931, at 7:08 a.m.. ut her resi: dence, 3009 34th st. n.w., CHARLES ROG. ERS 'CRAIG, beloved ‘husband “of Joyee Craig, in the B8th year of his Notice of funeral hereatter, DUVALL, MONICA E. On Sunday, Jaduary 4 53l st Sibley Hospiial, MONICA E. beloved wife of Arthur W. Fu neral from the residence of his sl P. X. Patterson. 13§ Anacostia rd, Tuesday, aty 6, 'at 3 p.m. Reiatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. FARROW, J. W. On Saturday, Januaiy 3, 1931, at his residence, 1030 Rh ave. ne., Dr. J. W. FARROW, beloved husband ‘of Mary Farrow. 'Puneral from his late residence dn Tuesday, January 6, at 2 pm. Interment Fort Lincoin Cem- etery. . FIELDS, WILLIAM H. Departed this life on Saturday, January '3, 1931, ab 7:21 p.m. at his_residence, ‘1811 9tn st. LIAM H., devoted husband of I and son of Henry and the Pields. He leaves to mourn their loss seven sisters, two brothers, and & host of rel tves and friends. FIELDS. WILLIAM H. A special meeting of Washington Patriarchy, No. O. of O. F.. will be held Tuesday January 6,°1931, at & p.m. ine tunerai of WILLIAM k. FIELDS, whici will be held Wednesday, January 7, at 2 o'clock, from 1811 oth st n_ 'REDDIE MINOR, R. V. P. E. P. WINGARD, W. F. K. FOLLIN, SYDNEY MARVIN. On Monday, 5. 1931, at his home, at Forest- airfax County, Va., SYDNEY MAR- VIN_ FOLLIN, “beloved hiisband of Susan J.pollin. | Funeral from his late resi- dence. Notice of ume iater. GARTON, MME. N. J. Japuary 3, 1931, at Washington Navy Yard, Mme. N. J. GAR- TON, motuer of Capt. W. M. G-no U, 8. N., and grandmother of Ensign N. a Ton oS G pthan Wb Garton. ir. Funeral from Dunn's funeral parlors, Des Moines, lowa, Tuesday, January 6. - 8 GOLAZ, LOUIS. On Sun January 4, 1931, "at_Georgetown University Hospital, LOUIS GOLAZ, beloved father of Marie len. Funeral (private) from his daug! ter's residence, 1421 Harvard st. n.w. LMO, | GHELMINL _on Saturday, G e 1931, at his residence, 2215 N ¥ GHELMINT, - GUGLIELMO; - be- band of Neilie, father of Maricia, Vajentine and Helen. Funeral Wilttam January 6, at 8 services on Tuesday, am., thence to St. ‘Stephen’s Chureh, where Wil e aid as b Intermént St. Mary's Cemetery. HANSFORD, MYRTLE GOULDIN. day, January 4, 1931, at ton’ University 'Hospital. DIN HANSFORD, beloved wife of liam 8. Hansford and mother of Mrs. . B. Wilson, Mrs. Lee Earl. Miss Lucile Hansford and_Addison Hansford. Funeral services at Spotsylvania, W. January 6, at 2:30 p.m. LIFFORD P. Suddenly, on Mon- LS, L CunEy o 1031, "at RIS residence, 1016 Rittenhouse st n.w.. CLIFFORD B. HARGIS, beloved " husbarid _of Mary P 2l services Hings™ oo funeral home. , Sbo1" 1athi_ st n.w., Wednesday, January 7. at .6 WARRIS, ROY G, On, Sunday, January 4 1931, ROY_C., beloved son of ‘the late L cille’ and_John Harris. Funerai from the parlors of James ‘T Ryan, 317 Penneyl- . on Wednesday, January 1, 30" o im thence to St Egul's Chureh: am. Rela’ to attend, on Sun- Tuesday, at where mass will be said &t Tnere Tad® Yrlends “Yivited Please “omit flowers. (Lynchburg = and Richmord, Va., papeis please copy.) 6 HESEN, MILDRED M. On Sunday, January 5031, 5t 630 a.m.. MILDRED M. HESEN, 1 her’ Hist year, wife of Wiliam T. 1B T e e ¥ iea by "her Busband: five doughters,. a son and three sisters. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, January 6, at 2 p.m., at the residence of 'her sister, Mrs. Richard Hohenstein, Rosslyn, hence to St. John's Episco- pal Church, Potomac_and 'O sts.. Georgt Interment in Glenwood Cémetery. S| MRS. MILDRED. Members of Mar- n"l‘hf Washington Rebekah Lodge, No. 1. 0. O. F., are requested to attend the funeral of our late sister, MILDRED HESEN, TI:ES(I January 6, 1931, at 1 p.m., ;wnr ie of Mrs. Mary Hohen- stein, Rosgo, YETH HARDING, N. G, MINNIE A. BUTTS, Rec. Sec. HESEN, Ml’l.n(lu) l}(llnah ED\H;C“. N'gfl!d. hters of America, is hereby notifies ,D)[.u e _death of MILDRED HESEN. F Sanuaty 6. 1931, at d p. from her late residence, Rosslyn, Va. {erment Glenwood Cemetery: HORNER, CHARLES On Saturday, Jan- uary 3, 1931, at_his residence, 224 Beech Clarendon, Va., CHARLES HORNER, H., Bertha M., Virda R. chapel, Spruce and ‘Wilson Clarendon, Va., after 4 p.n. Monday and Tuesday morning. Puneral from the First Baptist Church. Clarendon, Va., Tuesday, January 6, at 2:30 p.m. Priends and_scquaintances in- vited. Interment at Columbia Gardens Cemetery. Cnrdv‘r. Mrs, Florina J. Wilkerson, yilllam 8. Jones, Lieut. Col. Glenn I. Jones and Fletcher H. Junes. She also leaves to mourn their loss four sisters, ane brother, nine grandchildren and seven great-grand- children. Remajns resting at her hom 609 G st. s.w. Funeral services 2:30 p.n Wednesday, January 7, at the Metropolita Baptist Church, 6th and A sts. n. Inter- ment at Glenwood Cemetery. 6 KAISER, BERNARD. _on Saturday, January 3. 1931, BERNARD KAISER, aged 62 vear He is ‘survived by oue sister, Mrs. C. Phillips of Hyattsville, Md. Remains rest- ing at Gasch's Sons' pariors, Hyattsville, Md. * Funeral from the above parlors on Tuésday, January 6, at 10:30 a.m. Inter- ment Prospect Hill Cemeter KALLEL, ABRAHAM M. On Saturda: 3, 1931, at George Wasainato v’ Hospital. ABRAHAM M. beloved Kallel. Funeral from his 3018 U place s.e., Tuesday, January 6, at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited.” Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. KENT, ARIA ANNA. ried, this life Friday, January 2. Rer riidences D117 M Bt s ARIA ANNA KENT. ~ She leaves two devoted sister: Mary E. Brown and Henrletta Gray: four nieces ‘and five nephews. two devoted odehildren, Doris Smith and Edith Hill. uneral Tuesday, January 6, at 1 pam.: from St. Mary's Episcopal Church, 23rd it between G and H_sts. n. 5* KENT,_ARIA AN The officers of East- ern Star Immediaie Aid, No. 6. announce the death of ARIA ANNA KENT. Funeral Tuesday, January 6, 1931, at 1 p.m., from 8t Mary's Eplscopal Chureh, 24rd it. be- tween G and H ! ‘I\HRIE BROWN, Prn REBECCA NORTON, Sce. LITCHFIELD, MADE! INE SANDS. On Jan- uary 2. 1931, M.lxi MADELEINE SANDS LITCH! of New York, beloved niece of Grace Denis Litchfield of this eity. 5° On Satur town, In- st father of Ralph and O, Kenneth be viewed ards Jan- Uni- R MARGERUM, E. P. B. On Fn e " Spencerville: e, gervices at, ] tonsville, -'llln';‘t % o io\ertent i vn{m Cemetery. MAYNARD, THOMAS P. Departed l.ll- Sunday, Uanuary 4. 1931 at ‘n'ln at band Mar: nd of yi residence. | Lanham, MAYNARD. “Beloted musband Maynard' (nee Christy), dnvoled father Wiiliam,_Vincent, Joseph, miah, 'Theodore and Rinry Parker, Martha Plater and. Laurs Sutherland. Funeral Thursday.” January » ® rom Glen Arde Cathelic Endren. Arden, Md., mass SIITBe: std "ror "ihe” repote ot 7 Felatives and liriendy ioviied 85 Ame Drote Beneficial Aid Society and of t. John are invited. MAYNARD. THOMAS. Departed on Sunday, January 4. 19% % MAYNARD. Call meetin xnxu“ of poin Commangiy 6, g i e arnation, Deanwi A ant , 1931 R pCar i, B J. A SOMERVILLE, Sec. % MOKENNY, MARGARET. On Ssturdy ary 8 lal, wtnglu\fir Mokl H\:"B. aind restiig at Timothy Hanlons funes hapel, 641 H st nie. Py nerai Wil ] from Hanlon's funeral Shapel on flrg January 6. at 3 pom. Interment (Drivate) At Mount Olivet Cemetery. MENEFEE, FAM 4. 1931," PANNT Melville Menefee. axed 75 vears. resting at W. W. Deal's funeral home H st. ne. Interment Dudie, Va. MONTAGUE. MARY F. On Sunday, J uary 4, 1931, at_her residence, 3641 B eenth et. n.w. MARY P., wife of the Robert Montague and ‘mother of Ella Keenan and George H. Helfery Angeles, Calif. Funeral from residence on Tuesday, January 6, at 2 p.m. Interment Glenwood ‘Cemetery. NELSON, CLARENCE. On Monday, January 1931, “ut Freedmen's Hospital, ENCE NELSON. beloved nusband of Neison, son ‘of Charles N ther of Bernice Nelson. He aiso leaves many other relatives and friends. Re- mains resting at the John T. Rhines fu- neral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. NICHOLSON. PRISCILLA ALDEN. On Jan- usry 11931, at San Francisco, Calif., PRISCILLA ALDEN. widow of Lieut. John holson, U, 8. Navy. end mother stin Morrili Chamberlin, 6 OLIVE LOUISE. On Saturda: 131, Cat het Sevidence, ¢ n.w. OLIVE LOUISE, belor ¢ Samuel C. Owens _and beloved mother of Cecil E. Britt. Puneral from her late residence’ on Tuesday, January 2 pm. Relatives and friends in- Interment at Cedar Hill Cem Suddenly. on Saturds Mar; leral led for ‘ml and ul 1931, at Georgetown Univer: and"son of rt\!e Francis D. and Sabu in’ “inenice 0 Holy ‘Comforer - Jor friends tnvited to " attend. ary, 40931, ot Die resigenc ged Funeral PIEIC FIANK l A mlellnr s call ntrul of our late prother, Past Master PUGH. VIOLA B. Entered into IGM l 2 p.m., from her late residence, 64 Conn. on uary 2. 1931 at Waiter Reed Hospital, ingat the W, Ernest Jarvis uneral chuych, w tist|Church, New Jersey ave. a at “his ‘residence,” 1233, Trvin of - than M. Donald M.. N¢ A, 3 . inson, &nd besides his family he lesves other ARRY B.. beloved C. Parker. Funeral from his late resid Wwhere ‘mass will be sald at § Taterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. ¥ FRANK PIERCE. S ervices Tuesday, Januscy & r e p.m., at Hysong's funeral home, 'nmany ©anuary 6, o3t FRANK H. PIERCE. By order of the mas- inday morning, January 4, 1931, Mrs. £ ave., Kensington, Md. Interment private. RICHARD ROBERTSON, devoted brother You st.'n.w. Funeral Tuesday, ROBINSON. JOMN M. Departed this life < JOHN M. ROBINSON, beloved form: son, Mrs. Catherine to mourn their loss & honl it arker (nee Horn) O resday Jemisty & gt the repose of his soul. Relatives PIERCE, FRANK I, SR, On Sunday. "Beloved. Nuisband of Ma =¥ Tommmy e Rl Swhers 1o} the Birpose of atiending the fus ter. STANLEY H. RIDINGS, Secretary. BOGH™ Funetal’ Tuesday, Januats & & ROBERTSON. RICHA Priday. Jan- 9f James’Scott” Robertson. Remains reat atd pm, from Saints’ Rext Db Priday. January 2, 1931, at 12 Elsie M. Robinson snd. fathe Floyd J. and Mnlynem)?'n;;gbcll"!"w Telatives nnd friends. Fune Iate residence Tuesday. Jan p.m. Priends and relatives \n'lhfi ROBINSON, JOHN RUSSELL. this life ‘Bunday, January 4. 1-:?'“0‘:!' ] RUSSELL ROBINSON of 1808 8 beloved son of r. and Mr: Robinson, _nephew ° of Wood Johnson, Mrs. Hnllll Douglas and Miss Rose Johnson. He also uurvlud by Beral® Shondsy, " Januery S o chapel “of George a"l:\.m Eu.. 1418 Florida ave ne. at'8 pm = Intérment esday, January Countn: Vae in the Tazily Blot. SEGER, CHARLES J. On Saturday, Jan 3 1931 ar Emersency Hospital. J.. beloved husband of Mabel G. Dike) and son of June er and nee ate Saniary 7 from ‘his late Tesidence: i1 Neal st me, at 830 am: thence o llnly Name Chuirch, where mass will'be m. Relafives and friend, :enend Interment at Mount um Ty TATE, DANIEL LISLE. On I‘lurfll{ uary 3. 1931, at West Pflln! N. :gl DANIEL LISLE TATE, ‘Army. rétired Punenl services in Pofl M!el’ Chapel at ‘Tuesday, January 6. Interment Arlm on National Cemetery. 5 VEIRS, LUTIE. _On Sunday, 1931, LUTIE VEIRS, beloved hter the late Samuel C_and Hester W. Veirs, in her 78th year. Remains resting at the funeral parlors of Warner E. Pumphrey, Rockyille, Md. Funeral Tuesday, January 6 at 2 pm. from Mount Zioh 'Baptist Church, thesda, M Interment church cemetery. VROOMAN. JULIA F. On Mond‘l.;h Jan- uary 5, 1930. at her residence, 14th st. n.w. JULIA F. VROOMAN, widow of Charles E. Vrooman and mother of Mrs. Benjamin C. Cookman, Raymond R., Edward E., Henry B. and Forest ¥, Vroo- man. Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral parlors, 1400 Chapin st. n.w, on Wednesday, January 1. p.m. Interment (private) at Glen Cemetery. 6 WALTERS, ALICE, On January 2. 1031, at sher residence, 331 11th st. s.w.. ICE WALTERS. beloved _wife of the late Charles Walters. Funeral — services it the W. W. Chambers funeral home, Tut day, January 6, at 3 p.m. Inter Cedar Hill Cemetery. WILMOT, ELLEN. On Saturday, January 3. 1931, ai the home of her daushter. Mrs: Maiton Boyce, 1624 P st. n.w., ELLEN WILMOT, widcw of the late John Wilmot. Funeral from avove residence on Wednes. day, January 7, at 8:30 a.m.; thence to St. Matthew's Church, where solemn requlm mass will be celebrated 9 o'clock. terment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. In Memoriam. HASKE, MARGARET P. memary of our dearly mother, MARGARET, P. HASKE, who dl three years ago today.-January 8, 1938, Anniversary mass at Our Lady of Lourdes’ Church, Bethesda, Md. “May her soul, through the merey ef God, rest in_peace.” DEVOTED HUSBAND AND BONS. LOOMIS, LYNN T. A tribute to the memors of our beloved son, LYNN T. 8. who Semnriod g "ifs “one year cato ¥ January 5, 1929, This Christmas was so lonely; No one but us can tell; And while he lies in peaceful sleep, His memory we shall always keep, How happy were the bygone days When our circle was complet But now 1t's broken-—three are gone To live at Jesus' feet. MOTHER AND FPATHER. * LUCAS. AMANDA. In loving remembrance of my dear mother, AMANDA LUCAS. who departed this life’ two years ago todas, January 5, 1929, Home 1s vacant without you, mother, Our hearts are filled with tears. Some sweet cay we will join you, Newbr to part any more. HER LOVING DAUGHTER AND_GRAND- DAUGHTER, MRS. SARAH WALLACE AND RUTH SMALLWOOD. LYLES. WILLIAM D. In_loving remem- brance of my husband, WILLIAM LYLFE, # who departed this life’ two years ago to- day, January 5, 1929. Remembrance is, u golden chain Death ries to break, but all in vain. The greatest sorrow of our hearts Is to bave, to love and then to part. HIS WIFE AND PAMILY. PARKER, MARY A In loving remem ur” dear mother, MARY A. PARKER, Who ‘Dassed away three senrs ago. todsy, January 5, 1928. Just a line of sweet remembrance, Just & memory, fond and true; Just a token of ‘ove's devotion That our hearts still long for you. BESSIE AND CHARLIE. PAYNE, MAMIE. In sad but loving remem- brance of cur dear daughter and sister, MAMIE PAYNE, who passed sway thres years ago today, January 5, 1 The blow was hard, the shock seve We little thought her death was o Only those who have lost can te The pain of parting withous farewell. 'OTED MOTHER AND SISTERS. auuu.w. MARY. In loving remembra: of our mother. MARY 'QUARLES, who parted this life twWo years ago today, Jan- uary 5, 1629, January Sacred_to the beloved wife and 187 pairs, $2:50 Were $3.35 Capeskin, with warm linings of clipped rabbit. Snap or strap- -wrist styles. Black, wrist styles. Black and brown, all warm- brown and tan in lot. Sizes 7% to 10. ly wool-lined. Sizes 7% to 10. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE 300 pairs, $2-15 Were $2.95 Soft, pliable capeskin, in snap or strap- variety of fast-color prints. They are truly exceptional values at their low price— with new longer skirts, pleats, tucks, buttons and contrast- ing trim. Sizes 16 to 18 and 36 to 46. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE m , HAI wife of uel Little. Funeral from her late residence, Chillum ave, West H lluvllk Md., on ‘Tuesq January at 1 p.m. R tives and friends invited. Xn!ennent Bel ville, Md. LUDLOW, WALTER WELLS. On Saturday, January 3. 1931, at 1:30 a.m., at his resi- dence, 2020 G st n. WALTER WELLS LUDLOW, beloved husband of Mary B. Ludlow. Funeral fronr the chapel of Thomas S. Sergeon, 1011 Tth st. n.w.. on ‘Tuesday, January 6, p.m. h\!d‘r- CEMETERIES. 0 t ment . in Cemetery. Relatives and 1rig Lteng. 5 Tm“n cmi‘mw LUDLOM: W. Tuu W g Ticbers of cn-luuu-usnnurub. a w“ i finge ts, are re- St our late CEMETERY LOTS. '5'-1 ot Thomas E: 6 ;'. P "o 7 OF 13 8ITES: God made a wonderful mothej A mother who never srew old: He made her smile as sunshine, He molded her heart of nm‘w& r SAMAKOW, MAX. I T e £0 4o HIS D!’Vm AKOWV BAMAKOW, TROSHINSKY. SCURLOCK, NANNIE, In lov R EC UM O o passed fram 4 to, the giory Jand thives years ago tb- NAT eio s N EHEf'iBS-E‘“H!‘ J‘n& Gude Bros. Co,, 1212 F St very Service. A A reeve nesbebaYe___ ad hn day. Jani "The blow 'u hnd, the shock severe, ‘We never L\I'O.Il!:h\ her de % th !D.BIII o ey . & |t ;m.