Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1931, Page 7

E_SUNDAY JANUARY 11, 19 PART ONE. Current topics- will be discussed by Mrs. Georgette Ross Howard in a talk T S J % E. B. JOHNS FUNERAL | 3= Xowerd to spuk R WASHINGTON'S FINEST' MEN'S WEAR STORE Beginning Monday, 8:30 AM. At the Raleigh. Haberdasher. OVERCOAT WEEK 961 Hart Schaffner & Marx Overcoats at* Immense Savings $29 339 for *40 & *45 for %60 & *65 OVERCOATS OVERCOATS, Here are values that eclipse anything you've seen in fifteen years. Here are the over- coat ambassadors of style and quality . . . from America's leading clothing makers at savings up to $26. Here is an event repre- senting a golden opportunity for 961 men and young men of Washingtén. Every wanted model, size and shade of fabric is here. No Charge for Alterations. @ SHOP HERE & PARK FREE AT CAPITAL GARAGE @ @ USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT DURING THIS SALE .@ RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street = HAWKINS FUNERAL 10 BE HELD TODAY Maryland U. V. C. Command- er Acted as Guard at Bier of Gen. Lee. Funeral services for Gen. N. D. Hawkins, commander of the Maryland'| division of the United Confederate Vet- erans’ organization, who died at his home, 3431 Fourteenth street, yester- j day afternoon after a short iliness, will be conducted at the Francis Asbury M. E. Church this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. Dr. J. J. Rives, pastor of the church, will officiate. The body will be taken to Bedford, Va., for burial. Graduated From V. M. 1. !i:wkln: had long been a promi- nent in all local and general re- \lnlonl of Confederate veterans. In ad- dition he was widely known here as senior member of the District of Co- lumbia Chapter of the Alumni Society of Virginia Military Institute, in which he had long taken an active interest. He was graduated from Virginia Mili- tary Institute with high honors in 1872. At the time of his death he was the last surviving member. of the guard of honor detailed by the Virginia Military Institute commandant to mount guard over the body of Gen. Robert E. Lee at the time of the latter’s death. Born in Bedford County, Vi July 26, 1849, Gen. Hawkins was the son of John P. and Lucinda Campbell Hawkins. As a youth he served in the Confederate Army. In 1874 he was married to Miss Janie Snydor Smith of Campbell County, Va. For nearly 50 years Gen. Hawkins was a prominent farmer and business man of Bedford County, and for 11 years of that time was county superintendent of schools. He moved from Bedford to the National Capital in 1920. Headed Maryland Veterans. Me was a member of the Prancis As- bury M. E. Church here and of the Men's Bible Class of the church. He is survived by his widow, two sons, J. H. and N. D. Hawkins, jr., both of this city; five daughters, Miss Mamie F. Hawkins and Miss Evelyn F. Haw- kins, both of this city; Mrs. J. K. Walker of Bedford, Va.; Mrs. J. M. Mc- Chesney of Abingdon, Va. and Mrs. Henry G. Ellis of Petersburg, Va., and 14 grandchildren. He also leaves two brothers, Edgar Hawkins of Salem, Va. and John F. Hawkins of Boones- boro, Vi Gen. Hawkins was named commander | of the Maryland division of United Con- federate Veterans some six years ago. ‘The office carries with it the title of major general. Gen. Panama is considering placing a tax lun all talkies not in tht Spanish tongue. X Service —of the most dignified, yet sym- pathetic kind. We have gained many friends arou‘h the careful attention we™ give to details. Model chapel, private ambulances lnltil livery in connection. Just call— JAMES T. RYAN Funmeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 CHAMBERS B IS A 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 Dewth Call THE GREATER 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Phone Columbia 0432 Only $85 W.W.Cl.ambers Co. Where the Best Costs Less GEN. *N. D. HAWKINS. MRS MARY R. SEITZ FUNERAL TOMORROW Daughter of Widely Known Resi- | dents of Georgetown to Be Buried in Oak Hill Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary R. Seitz, 10 years old, who died at her home here Friday after a long iliness, will be conducted in the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, Chevy Chase Circle, tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Seltz was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Hunter, who were widely known residents of Georgetown, She was educated at the Georgetown Convent. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. C. Seitz; two brothers, Robert C. and Harry D. Hunter; four sisters, Miss Fannie and Miss Bertie Hunter, Mrs. Charles T. May, Mrs. Benson S. Rowe; and two grandchildren, Mary Sue and Augustus P. Crenshaw, 3d, all of this city. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Musicale, Young Women's Christian Association Building, Seventeenth and K streets, 5 p.m. Rainler, 2:45 p.m. Meeting, Hebrew Home for Aged, 1125 Spring road, 2:30 p.m. FUTURE. Luncheon, Alpha Delta Phi, Uni- versity Club, tomorrow, 12:30 p.m. FOR LOST ANIMALS | League, 349 Maryland P T e Decatur_1701-W._ Celebrated Portralis of Washingtony reward. West 0076, Apt. 610. 120 BUNCH OF KEYS—On a chain: on Cathe- dral ‘ave. in the neighborhood of t chester Apt. 4100 Cathedral ave. Clev. 0732, dy ik ox "Tup cotlar and culi, ‘ron: Inbel, at Olney Inn, kindly Ashion 133. at once? of an_eveglass, octagona | in'shape. with platin oto- mac 1378, _ EYEGLASSES. se; 108t Pri Met. 8234 i FOX TERRIER—Smooth, | ghort ‘tail;"s months’ oid. Gon a coat with kit 2 v ' shell, in leather d. 1021 H st. nw. lack and “Reward. white, Clev. D urday night. January 3 containin compact, key W “nw. HAT BOX.1sd7s. containion wearing Darel, on Sherman ave. bet. Irvin Fairmont st Reward if return Irvine st_nw. PERSIAN MALE ( blue maltese: strayed from 654 East Capitol st. If found notify m-nun 0710, Reward. . money, Return to Apt. No. 3, 1006 and o’ 1001 X in Ki store or pin ‘with xa-no councll No. 1. and 8497. * above Phone Pri T R Tsland ave | Norin. Capitol.” Monday might: | Adams odgs. WATCH—EIgin, open face, initiailed “F. E. W.”; chain attached; in Edstern High Schooi ecember 23. Inu_6045. Reward. WATER SPANIEL—Small, brown, _ with white_breast.” long ears: vicinity of Sth st | and Delafield pl Re: ward at 436 Del ATCH- with broken crys Washington, by Al between Kehsington ay of Conn. ave. Reward. cu 1d” Elgin; I tween Murphy's S and 20 on st and Esrle Theater Bidg Telephone Na! 46: between 9 and 5623 Sherrier pl Reward. WRIST WATCH, gieen goid. Bwis ounds and Post y 3. Reward. entleman’s, white and beiween Agriculture ffice Department Januz Georgia_ 3019 _evenings. WASHINGTON'S FINEST MEN'S WEAR STORE 500 Pairs Men’s $1.50 WOOL Half HOSE Smart light-weight wool in clocked and all-bver vari-colored spot designs. All new Hegther, Blue, Brown, Gray and Gr just unpacked. $3 AND $2.50 PAJAMAS Broadcloths, Soisettes, Elastic belt models Plain colors and novel designs. Madras Pullover and styles. included. $|.85 RALEIGH HABERDASHER | Chambers’ chapel. -| papers. Augustus P. Crenshaw, jr., a son, Andrew | Hike, Wanderluster Club, meet Mount | 0 or ottty Kathryn orr | EXPRESSIVE FLOJ | ERATE PRICES. RITES HELD TODAY/| Prominent Newspaper and Mag- azine Writer Dies From Pneumonia Friday. Long prominent in Washington news- | paper circles, Edward Benwon dJohns, | 65 years old, died Priday night in Naval | Hospital. He became il with double pneumonia Monday night and was re- moved to the hospital Thursday. Funeral, services. will be conducted this afternoon at 1 o'clock in W. W. The body will be removed to Gary, Ind., for burial, He is survived by a sh?&l‘ Mrs. Frank Welsheimer end a brother, Charles Johns, both of Gary. r. Johns was a charter member of | the National Press Club. ~ He came uo | Washington more than a quarter of a | century ago after serving as a reporter, editor and feature writer of various Chicago and other Midwestern news. He later became assoclated | with the Army and Navy Journal, the Toledo Blade and Pittsburgh Ghronicle after serving for & time asen clerk of & House committee. e contributed to various magazines from time to time and was the author of several books. He attended numerous national politieal conventions. His ace quaintance with Presidents and other | Tiational figures dated back to Boespincr McKinley, Mr. Johns edited the American A Gazeite during the World War. > | THE WEATHER District of Columbia and Maryland— Increasing cloudiness today, followed by | rain beginning tonight or tomorrow; not much change in temperature. Virginia—Increasing cloudiness with slowly rising temperature today, fol- lowed by rain late tonight and to- morrow. West Virginia—Increasing cloudiness with slowly rising temperature today, followed by rain late this afternoon or tonight and tomorrow. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Temperature—Midnight, 35; 2 a.m 35; 4 am, 35 6 am., 36; 8 am., 36 10 a.m, 38; 12 noon, 39; 2 p.m., 40: 4 p.m. 41 !pml.lpm 36; 10 pm,, Highest, 42. Lowest, 32, Temperature same date last year— Highest, 60. Lowest, 27. Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ~ Today—Low tide, 1:23 a.m. and 1:57 p.m.; high tide 8:04 am. and 8:40 p.m. Tumorrow——law fide. '2:31 am. and | 2:55 p.m.; high tide, 9 am. and 9:42 | | pm. | The Sun and Moon. ‘Teday—Sun rose 7:27 a.m.; sun neu 5:05 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:27 a.m.; sun sets 5:06 p.m. BAKO:: mbflbllzl;l’ .?:1 b:etl 11:48 a.m. utomol ps hted one- half hour after sunset. b Weather in Various Cities. ~Temperature.— Precipl- | Max. Min tation. 8 “?;.‘- r’?i! I!“ .m - 25 nig Asheville, N. ©. i D et Atlanta, Ga... .. Atlantic City. N. Baltimore, Md. { Birmingham. Al 1 | | | Ghevenn Cleveland. Ohio.. Davenport, Iowa. Denver, Cole. Des Moines, Detroit, Mich. .- | Dulith, Minn, El Paso. Tex. Galveston, Ttx . Jacksonville. Fln. | Kansas iy, o, Little Rocl Eox amceies, ¢ Loulsville, Ky... Maraquette, Mich. Memphis. ' Tenn. Mismi, Mobile. New. Or New Yo, North Platte. Omaha. Nebr.. Philadéiphia, San Diego. Calif, 8an_Prancisco. Calif N. Mex. sh. Sotinuneld, W Tampa, Toledn: onio, | vieksbure. ' Mi WASHI Marriage Licenses. Robert Jenking. 38. and Margaret ¥. Mar- % 0ar0y. “ienderson. 50, .and Maude M. ! Rev. Alexander Willbanks Wilitam K. Wagner, 21, and Wi Fox, 18 both of Waynesboro, Pa arvey Dunham H, Burbage. ir. 22, and by C. h, T 22. and’ Helen Wag. m('m’i T8 Raad: 24 this Fity. and Myrite aries a tg; and Myrtte " H. Relfe, 23. a Soth of Oakiand. Callf; Rev. J. Tatten. 25, U. 8. Navy, and Alelia |'ia h-buuln 23, Boston, Mass.; Rev. Freeley Avior H. Hodnett, 22. and Mildred M. Mar ity kara’ both of Baltimore, Md.;. Rev. C. J. ‘James . Cosh, 23, and Dorothy M. Hard- ity R Par 4 New Fork City. and Mae A Buckiey, 31, this city: Rev. Joseph V. Buckley. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER SUPLEN AR 14th & Eye Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. Prompt Auto Delivery Service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive CEMETERIES. GLENWOOD NOOD CEMETERY THE FINEST DISPLAY IN THE CITY. All monuments reduced for 30 days. Do not base purchase.on photographs pre- t sented by axents. Eat 1000 Flowers for Funerals M falt; Sprays l’nc’ed';ron’l $3.00 Up Made of the Freshest Seasonable Flowers F.F.Leapley Florist 908 G St. N.W. W. WARREN TALTAVULL LATNEY, WALTER Mymmnuocmunu 'oman’s University Club, 1634 I IM She will touch on debates on the Eastern rallroad merger, recent legislation and developments abroad. Qards of flII;ank:.‘ FLYNN, SARAH E. We extend our sincere thanks and appieciation to our relatives d {riends for their kindness. sympathy beautiful floral tributes at the %m‘é{y“:‘f':'r'dé"-flhhf' RS, x'l‘fl%‘m AND PAMILY. THOMAS, JOHN EDWARD. We wish to thank the kind relatives and friends for their floral tributes at the death of our’ husband and brother, JOHN E.| THOMAS. WIFE. SISTER AND BROTHER. * Beaths. ARNOLD. ROBERT H. On Thursday, Jan- J uary 8. 1931, at his residence, 1137 413 st s.w., ROBEHT H.. the beloved husband of Glennie V. Arnoid d 67 years. Pu neral from the above address on Monday, January 12, at Relatives and Iriends invited. Iniiment Coneressional GERTRUDE ELIZABETH. Depart- on rflw Janusry 9. 1931 8t fesidence. 1345 Euchd ‘st UDE ELIZABETH BAKER. Funeral services at peT late residence on Monday, Jamuary 12, BARNETT, On_Saturday, at his residence, 609 Columbus si.. Alexandria, Va. BARNETT. devoted husband of Id resting_at the John T. home, 221 North® Patrick Va. Notice of funeral Jan- Alexandria, . MARY WALBURGA. P on Fridey, Jenuary 9. 1831, at at her residence, 3701 + Brook MARY WALBURGA" BURO. . Carl Otto Burg. She is survived by two sons. Joseoh Paul Burg of this city, with whom she made her home, and John Barron Burg of Oriando. niece, Miss ~Mary Jane ouumm of the Internal Revenue Bureau. Funeral services will be conducted at her Inte residence on Monday, January 12 at , followed by requiem mass at s, Church, 13th and Monroe 505 ABrookiana. at 5 am 1aterment BC Jolin's Gemetery. Forcst Gien, Md. Fu neral prigate. Devarted this uu en 198 a.m. after a'long. iiness, BYLVANUS GAML. devore brother of Syivester Camm. Puneral day, January 11 at 3 pm. trom Murray 1 13th and V sts. B.w., ins ‘oMciating, Reiatives and 17 invited, Interment Lynchburg, Va. CARTER, nd: 11° LEWIS TOWNSEN. On Friday, January 9. 1931, at his residence, Dunn Loring, Va., LEWIS TOWNSEN, husbard _of Willetta. devoted f Harvey T. Carter, 208 A st. se. Funeral services Mondays January T35 1170 clocks at bis lege ame. o jerment Hamilion, Va. " Relatives' and friends invited. atier o brief iliness, OCT. ay, Jan 13, in Gladys, Vi dence. 1225 Eve st. s.e CHAPPIE, OCTAVIE. Departed this life o Wednesday, Januaiy 7, 1931, at u-m-&c: SRRl 3 at_Ji Bw “Burial CONNICK, BENJAMIN B. Saturday, January 10, o s rost- SONMICK:® beloved: hisband™ of Nintilax May Connick, L 3 CROWLEY, JOHANNA. On Saturday, Jan- dary 10, 1931, at her residence, 1410 North Oai . n.e. JOHANNA CROWLEY el wife of the late Pat- rick J. Crowley. Puneral from her late residence on Tuésday, January 13, at 8:30 Requi t Holy Comforter Relatives and friends Interment Mount Oliyet Cemetery. 12 DALTON, JANE. Priday. January 9. 1931, at_her residence, 1449 Corcoran st. n.w.. JANE DALTON, the beloved mother of Mrs. Mary M. Smith. sunt of Young Summers and Olah derson, = devotsd motheriin-law of Harry C Sailth. P feral Monday. January 12. at 1 pm., from hor- late Tesidence, Priends invited. Th- terment Harmony Cemetery. 1 DAVIS. WILLIAM G. Departed this iife on Friday, January 9. 1931, at 5:45 the residence of DAVIS. He also leaves to mourn his d parture three sisters and two brothers, and a host of other relaty Funeral services Tuesd: 2:30 p.m.. 1 indertaking s us Interment Lincoln Relatives and {rhndl DOUGLASS, WILLIAM B. On January 10, 1931, at his_residence, P st WILLIAM B. DOUGLASS, Body resting at Gawier chal ave.” n.w. tary service at Atlington Nationsl Cemetery on Tuésday Jan: 13, at 11 a.m. 12 DOYLE, ISABEL MARIA TRAVIS. On Wed- nesday, January 7, 1931, at 11345 a.m. at the home of her son. John, W. Travi, Mrs ISABEL MARIA TRAVIS DOYLE. She is survived by seven daughters, Mrs. Agnes Deuterman, Mrs. Nettle Fizhush, “Mrs. Sarah Clements. Mrs. Ethel Towell. Mrs. Chatlotte Dodson, Mrs. Ruth Harison, Mes, Be: ford, and iwo sons, John W. and Funsral Sunday, January 11, rom the M. E. Church, Arling- Interment 'Colufmbia ‘Gardens Relatives and friends invited. 11 FOWLER, MINNIE CHAUNCEY. On Fri- day. January 0. 1931 at_ het residence, 2333 1st st. n.w. MINNIE CHAUNCEY, be- f Dr. William C. Fowler. ' Fu- e residence on Mondas Interment at Glen. "Baltimore Dapers please | GARNER. HERMON. On Saturday, January 1931, at his residence, Alcova Heights, Aruneton Gounts: Ve HERMON GARNER, beloved husband 'of ida Lee Garner (nee n;;uul from sk, 1518 January 1 1 p. Cotimbra*Gardens - Gemetory, 'Ariingion County, Va. Relatives and friends invited. GRAY, ANDREW E. Buddsnly, on Thur day, January 8, 1931, at residence, 755 10th st beloved husband of Josephi Puneral from hi ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. HARGRAVE, GEORGE A. life on FPriday, January 9, 1 linger Hospital, after a brief GEORGE A. HARGRAVE. He leaves to mourn their oss s loving wife. Nettie; one Mary, and two brothers, Leroy fl ston rave. Remains resping . Morrow_& Co. funeral parlér, n« Azh st. n.w. Funeral Sunday, January 1! from the above address. Rela friends invited. Interment Lin- | coln Memorial Cemetery. 1n HARRINGTON, at Gal- | iliness, KATE ARRRISGTON, "Notice "of Iater. HAWKINS, NORMENT D. On Saturday. January 10, 1931. at his_residence. 3431 14th st. n w., NORMENT D. beloved hus- band ‘of Janie F. Hawkins. Services at the Prancis ' Asbury ~Methodist Church on Sunday, January 11, at 4 p.m. Interment Bedford, Va. HENDERSON, RODERICK JOHN. On Sat- urday. January 10, 1931, ‘at his residence, 3548 T st. n.w.. RODERICK JOHN HEN- DERSON. ‘beloved busband of Anna Saul Henderson. Funeral {rom above resi- dence on Tuesday, January 13, at 8:30 thence to 'Holy Trinity' Church, Where mase will be said for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends {nvited to attend. Interment Prospect Hill Cem- etery, HILL. GERTRUDE. Departed this life on Thursday, January 8, 1931, at Gallinger Hospital, GERTRUDE HILL. the beloved Eife of ‘Sam Hili and devaied friend Litiian Williams of 439 B also Jeaves a "host ot ‘ther and {friends. Puneral from 439 M &t. n. On Sunday. January 11, at 1 p.m Inter- ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 11 JOHNS. EDWARD B. oOn Prides. January t U. 8. Naval Hospital, EDWA! B of Alice L. Johns, father of farjorie Alice Johns. He is &l rvived by ® brother, Charies Johns and a sigter; Mrs. Eva Weisheimer. Services to be held Sunday. January 1 Chambers fune JOHNSON, IAIJY TP, Dea's ite ‘of (he late Batrick Jonmbom, dausnier of the late Thaddeus and Elenora Shorter, mother of Mrs. Cora E. Despertt. M Elenor Harrls and Mrs. Josephine Minor, grandmother of Anita Harris, siste Julis " Brown.” Mrs, Virglhia C. nd Mr. Joseoh Shor leaves to mourn their host of {riends and oth fves. Remains resting at Grice ome unf nday, 2 o'cl h they will be removed to 1338% Sth §t. Funeral Monday, January 12, 1 o'clock, from Vermont Ave. Baptist Church. Rel: {ioes and Tricnds ‘invited. JONES, SYLVESTER (WEST). Gy Janusty 10, 1931 VESTER Annie M. Jones. (hee Tour devored " children: " Ghatios re. Mary B. Willis, Peter W. B Blizabetn Brown: four dren, one sister and brof other relatives and friends. Notice of funera] later. Dassed. his work is done, e Tought the Rent- ke vietory won, And entered into rest. THE PAMILY. * Qn Saturday, Janu- oy 6, o8l waLrs . de: ed husba: of ‘Walter S. ence Chase. Metz, at 1 churel - dTom v. xrnn"nr'v?- Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. MARCELLINO, 308 mother’ of lvania s’ chape ay, e S AR s ?:elu' n.: bt in’ Mount Olivet Ceme- Ceme- JosEPR ddenly, on Pridar, January 9, 1931, Je hus- band of Ella Schode McCoy. e resting at his late residence, . Beltsvite, Mc. Services A Seondase" 7 at _ St. Joseph's Church, - dllh Md.. where requiem mass “ said at 10:30 am. llcn‘l.o" MARY. On;fld!!. ¥31, at .Y.nklnl Memori. l|umu Md.. MAI m Il- oved wife of ihe lute Thomas T McDer- moit, “Puneral Monday, .v-uum 1. gm the funeral Home of Perry & Wi st nw 30 am. iy "fi :'.‘1 " for the T soul™ Interment Mount. Oliver. Cemetery. Relasires sod friends favited. 1 MONTGOMERY. AMANDA. ursdaz, January . At Ollllnfi rufl AMANDA MONTGOMERY, ter of Ellen Montgomery. one_ siste Bessie Frazie to mourn her_de at the John T. Rhines fune Shd Eve ats. . until Raturdey a noon. Puneral Monday. January “‘ 1:30 p.m., from her late residence, Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. NEWMAN, WILLIAM. Departed this “"E Fridey, January o, 1931, after & brief | his residence, 1325 6th_st. WILLIAM devoisd musband of Eiss man, loving father of Mary and Newinan. He also leaves to ourn loss a sister, Mrs Bettle Mul other relatives and friends. FPune fon= day, January 12. at 1 p.m. Ir unt Airy Baptist Church, Rev. A. - ficiating. Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep. 1 PERRY, SADIE Departed this life on Saturday, January 10, 1931, at Emergency Hospital,” SADIE_E.* PERR loving Biece of Robert, John and Frank Edmonds She leaves other relatives and friends rture. the John T. Rhines funeral chape nx Sha 276 sta. 5w, "Notice of runeral leters REDFERN, VIRGIL D. On Saturday, Jan- uary 16, 1931, at 13:30 a.m., XL beloved husband of Agnes B. Redfern. neral from William H. Scott funeral 'l 409 8th st. se. Monday, January 13, at 2:30 pm. Relatives and {riends invited. Interment pr Departed this Lfs p Wednesday, January 7. 1931, a! nu C linger Hospital, FRANK voted husband’ of ~Jannie AEiSieavesa “devoted motner Funeral Monday. Jan ock v Rev. . Bullock omeiatipe: 11° SCHIELDS. DR. ROBERT G. Suddenly, on dence, 1421 'Que ROBERT S Snltie puneral Monday, Jemuary 12 at 1 pm. trom the W Ernsst flm ment "Arlingion’ National Gemetory. dente "o he "a hte: h nce of her daug Chevy Chase, €. “MAR mourn her departure Remains resting af ROBERTS. FRANK. ahd Telatives Remains resting n 1358 0 n&u‘ 0 ‘Wednesday, January 7. 1“‘, ll his funeral Ch\ll’ch. 1432 st. SEITZ. MARY ROSALIE. On mafi. an daughter of the l-u Rovert 13 and Mary Frances Hunter and Dbeloved of Andrew & “Bets "ina "Mre. Augusten B Grensnaw, ' ir. u Chase cmle. 13, a Smttery SKINNER, noml! Rfl. l(undly lllornjnt #lam m e eaves a :o ot thele loss & devoted and loving mother and fsther, Mary and Nathaniel Skinner, and of other relatives and friends. resting at Ford funeral pariors until Janusry 1. then at her ate resi 212 3ed . from. oun; zian seslacooe "aterment don. dauj Voo SARY hter of ith, bel Y mé :mr of {m” ?fl:é Ty -+ Monday, Janaary 12, at 3 i Monay, Saniary B THOMAS, IRENE (BONNIE EPPS) De- life Monday, January 93! plfl&d-lfi!rt‘l:" Hospital, 'IRENE TM.& ‘!v?m‘.d h! "0(‘ ?r{e’ late Wi lgorg:l( oD -.:lllfl of Rev. W. Camd . J. and Eleanore timore, ral e AR friends invited. S AR lulhh! of k., = SMITH, MARY E | o ML nm?‘:!laa o friend of TNRALLS, FRANCELIA. 1931, et Children’s ‘Hos aged 5 yea loved F. And Capi service at the W. w home, 1400 Chapin WARREN, MICHAEL. ifl‘zll. IV‘ his l'n!l"dfln o 18 0f Mary Warren. Notice of 1450 P ROBERT ed hulb-nd of Mertle G. SR Tt o mitgags £ e O ibors Mot mpbel: funeral hereafter. W'..% ‘WISE, WILLIAM 8. Saturday. January 1931, at 0'0! WMNH Hospital, WILL] "mnw ht band of Cora E. late Y;Im&nu. };”.“l’.%fil,‘lln s & AL s By Cemetery. 11 In Memortam. 0 ALTER. In c‘;:::'g'n!‘mz dear fatner, B COAKLEY, "Who " depa Sears ago today, January 11, 1929 Sadly missed. DEVOTED DAUGHTER. MARY 1gU , CATHERINE SHEPPARD. A tribs Glu'cgo of lolte to our_ devoted life two grandmother, CA' . the change cal ' t in memory, T ‘vtrxu.lan memo B Y HAM, LOVISA D. In loving A O dear mother Lo GRAHAM, who died one year a§0 January 11, 1930. g by friends I am lo; ot hudw. 61wl “pleasiire T 8w T blue, Smiles on face, bllth:l:] 'IX aches Longing, dear mother, haia > GRIESHABER. -nr e mwu of love to e ey Oy GRISSHABER, Who u'r'i'u'x" one year ago today, Janusry 1l , mother, from r place, 35 o iles smiline face The lonel empty chair B are Uhan our empty. hearts ean bear. it have been away mwleh:c ’l:";n:%.hu,-o“mu:h the heart ean Seur. day brings thoughts of you. "&‘: g\‘l‘l‘l‘“"\fll, ‘mother, everywhere. f our conlunt hn HER HUSBAND AND DAUOII‘_I.."' JACKSON, WILFORD. In d bll‘ 3 o dear husband, rln:{gb.x;‘nccme 3 mzlllfi departed this life one year ago ay, January 11, 1930. cannot tell how I Inlll you, = anl g St T D v i Sy In loving an today, PAUL J. O o dear. hisband died ‘three years ago Our hearts still ache with sadness, father, who January 11, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. : JOHN ii‘."’%v'fil’c.m T CO. Clyde J. Nlchols, _4209 9th St. N.W. Col. LEE’S sofi i 5 \VILL!AM RAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W. __ NATIONAL 1384, 1388 P. J. SAFFELL SERVICE—REASO] PO e e rank Geier's Co. i3 STUENTH St National 2473 m Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H ST, N.E. Modern_Ghapel