Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1931, Page 7

MAJ. J. V. LAUDERDALE, 98, DIES IN BROOKLYN Oldest Army Officer Had Held Rec- ord for Longevity Since Record ‘Was Started in 1882. Word was received st the War De- nt yesterday of the death of Maj. hn V. Lauderdale, U. S. A., retired, a8t his residence in Brookiyn, N. Y. Friday. Maj. Lauderdaie, who was 98 years old, was the oldest officer in the Army at the time of his death and held the record for longevity since 1882, before which date no record is avail- able on that point. Born in New York November 13, 1832, Maj. Lauderdale was appointed an assjstant surgeon in the Army May 14, 1867. He reached the grade of major in the medical department in May, 1870, and was retired for age, November 13, 1896. His only surviving relative is & daughter, Mrs. Marjorie L. Hall of 241 Eighty-fourth street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Wheeler, Rotary Speaker. Contributions to sclence and to commerce made by the Bell Telephone laboratory will be discussed by W. W. Wheeler, general information manager of the Chesapeak & Potomac Telephone Co., at a dinner meeting of the Wash- ington Rotary Club Wednesday evening at’ the Willard Hotel, FUNERALS wecim CHAMBERS We can have 3 funerals at in our chapels at the 3 Funeral Chapels. one time To Be Largest in Town same hour. We have 10 Cars, Hearses and Ambulances. Private Rooms for Fami and Equipped. N Building and Chapels. This Fine Cloth Casket This Vault Solid Steel Cloth Caskets as Low as s. All Newly Enlarged Charge for the Use of Our Al serv- ice, cars, and all for only $100 Nearly 500 Ibs. of solid steel. 50 Finest There better. 30 vears’ _guarantee. made. $85 is no onls. We Claim to Produce the Finest Economical Funerals in the World Consult Us and Save More Than Half In Case of Death—Call THE GREATER W. W. CHAMBERS CO. .14th, Cor. Chapin. Col. 0432 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, JARVIS FUNERAL RITES TOMORROW Proprietor of Avenue Sou- venirs Business to Rest in Glenwood Cemetery. Funeral services for John F. Jarvis, proprietor of a souvenir business at 135 Pennsylvania avenue, who died of heart disease at the home of his daugh- ter, Mrs. Merton A. English, 3317 Six- teenth street, Thursday, will be con- ducted there tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Glen- wood Cemetery. Mr. Jarvis, who was 81 years old, had ‘conducted the souvenir business since 1873. He was widely known in this city and active in Masonic circles here, belonging to St. John's Lodge. No. 11, F. A, A. M, and to Columbia Com- mandery, Knights Templar. A native of England, he came to this country when 15 years old and settled in Omaha, Nebr. Several years later he moved to the National Capital and became business manager and official photographer for the Hayden expedi- tion. Subsequently he became affili- ated with Underwood & Underwood in the manufacture of stereoptic views, in which field he became nationally known. Mr. Jarvis is survived by his widow, Mrs. Augusta Louise Jarvis; two daughters. Mrs. English and Mrs. | Emanuel Speich of this city, and & sis- ter, Miss Rose Jarvis of England. \t% R Mindful of All Details We perform our work with care and exactness that leaves nothing to be desired. A service backed by many years' experience. Model chapel, private ambu- lance and livery in connection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 | {the doors were demolished, Funeral Tomorrow JOHN F. JARVIS. 100 HURT DURING CLASH _OF REDS AND FASCISTS By the Associated Press. BERLIN, January 24—A meeting called for “a peaceful debate” between Communist and Fascist orators turned into a free-for-all fight Thursday and 100 persons were injured, five seriously. Disorders broke loose as Walter Ul- bright, Communist member of the Reichstag, reached the climax of his speech. The two factions battled in- side the hall until all the furniture and then ad- journed to the outside for more of it. Police rushed up and ended the argu- ment with clubs. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Phones . ( xasis 10341 D. C., JANUARY 25, VALUED AT $28.000 Dickens, as Reporter, Wrote Nineteenth Century’s Most Valuable Book. By the Associated Pre: NEW YORK, January 24.—When Charles Dickens turned out the first of the “twenty in nineteen” parts of “Pickwick” in 1836, he little dreamed that one day biblophilers would go over every line of text and advertising and every scratch of the graver with a miscroscope to discover “points” which eventually would make & copy of the full work worth $28,000. It was just two years ago that the Jerome Kern copy of “Pickwick” in parts established the high-water price of $28,000 at auction. Today the eyes of Dickens collectors and bookmen are turned toward the auction next week of the library of B. George Ulizio of Pine Ridge, N. J., at which another perfect “Pickwick” will be offered. Dickens' bibliographer lists “11” re- quired points.for a perfect first edition, of which he says there are no more than 14 in the world, although the later is- sues of the “Plckwick” parts had a cir- culation of more than 40,000 copies. It required two pages of fine print in a catalogue to list the established points of the Ulizio “Pickwick” and in addition some newly discovered points peculiar to this volume. The book once was the property of the late George Barr McCutcheon, a Dickens collector, | who finally traded it because he was unable to include a perfect part IL This defect later was remedied. “Pickwick” has two unique distinctions, Next to the Bible, Shakespeare and the Book of Common Prayer, it is estimated to have had the largest circulation of any English book. Likewise, one copy, now owned by Willlsm L. Elkins of Philadelphia, the first 14 parts of which are autographed by Dickens to his sister-in-law, Mary Hogarth, is held to be the most valuable book published during the Nineteenth century. Flowers for Funerals My Specialty Sprlyl Priced From $3.00 Up the Freshest Seasonable Flowers F.F.Leapley Florist 908 G St. N.W. YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THE SPECIAL FORD EXHIBIT AT 616 FOURTEENTH STREET. Opens Tomorrow at 8 A. M. (Adjacent to the New Garfinckel Building) Daily Thereafter from Jan. 26 to 31. 8 A. M. to 10 P. )V, A D M I S s 1 0 N A great variety of new Ford cars and commercial units will be on display A SPLENDID opportunity for the people of Washington to see the new Ford cars and trucks — to examine their many special features — to get a clear picture of the reasons why the new Ford is a value far beyond the price. See the distinctive new Victoria and the many other standard and de luxe body types. You will find among them the particular type for your parti degree of good performance and econom lar use. All are available in a choice of colors. All combine an unusual The same wide choice is apparent in the Ford trucks and commercial units These include the Natural Wood Panel Delivery, the Town Car Delivery, the De Luxe Panel 1 Delivery, Patrol, 27 Interesting Talking Picture: *“A Trip Through the Ford Plant® This feature alone is well worth a v = THE Panel Delivery, the De Luxe Police mbulance, funeral coach and service car. t. The photography is excellent, the subject intensely interesting. It brings to you right here in Washington industrial scenes which FORI METROPOLITAN F R E E to the Ford plant. N. W. The New Ford Victoria is a feature of this exhibit yearly bring thousands of people from all over the world You will see the conversion of Ford-owned raw mate- rials into iron and steel — the development of the metal into vital mechanical parts — the final assembly of all into the now familiar Model A. When you've seen and heard how efficiency and DEALERS IN AREA OF WASHINGTON THE A new Ford will be given away for the accepted slogan on the new Ford car. Just write your slogan on the card given you at the door. economy and craftsmanship have been put into volume production, you will realize how so much value can be given without increase in price. PICKWICK’ IN PARTS 1 ALEXANDER, 1931—PART ONE. Qards of Thanks. FITZGERALD. PATRICK A. The fai the Iste PATRICK A. FITZGERALD to extend thanks to its friends, rel for ‘Their sympathy shown 889 Derutial faral sioveanion: enaores At the passing of our beloved husband and Tathe: THE PAMILY. SEATON, WELDON. I wish to thank my friends. relatives ‘and neighbors for their sympathy. kindness and floral tributes at the passing of my beloved husband, WEL- DON SEATON. MAMIE SEATON. Deaths. WILLIAM J. Suddenly, on Friday. January 23, 1931 ‘at his residence, 205 8th st. n.e.. WILLIAM J., beloved h band of Virginia E. Arrington. Funeral from W. W. Deal funeral home, 816 H st. ne. on Tuesday, January 217, at 2 p.m. Intérment Bethel ‘Cemetery, 'Alexandria, JANE. Suddenly, on Thurs- day, January 22, 1931, JANE ALEXANDER, the devoted mother of William 'H. Shields: en_Z. Alexander, Virginia F. Shields o N L A ndor Buncral buns day. January 25, from her late residence, 1128 New Hampshire ave. n.w., at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited 25% BOOTH, ELIZABETH 0. On Thursday, Jan- uary 22, 1931, at_her residence. 415 'You st. n.w.. ELIZABETH O. BOOTH. beloved wife of Moses Z. Booth and devoted mother of Mrs. Mary B, 5. Mrs. Louise Hunter, Mrs. Inez Jackson, Mrs. Ann Nor- man, Mrs. Helen Par Mrs.”_Hannah Guy' and Moses, Jr.: John and Isaac R. Booth. Funeral Monday, January 26, ai Epiphany Catholic Church,' wihere_reatiem mass will be said at 10 am and friends invited. Interment Olivet Cemetery. BOWMAN. CHARLES A. uary 23, 1931, at Mount On Friday, Jan- Homeopathic Hospital, CHARLES A. BOWMAN, ayed 69 years, loved husband of Maude Bowman of 17 Euclid st. n.w. Funeral services at Hy- song's funeral home, 1300 N st. n.w.. on Monday. January 26, at 5:30 p.m. Inter- ment_private BROWN, IRENE. on Saturday, January 24, 1931, at her residence. IREN] BROWN, ‘devoted Wiré of lsanc Brown and mother of James and Alfred Rollins. Re- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis fu- neral church. 1432 You st. n.w., until Sun- day noon, thereaiter at her late residence. Notice of funeral later, BUTLER, ROBERT. On Thursday, January 22, 1931, at his residence, 208 M st. s.. BU' devoted husbana of ves six children and many other relatives and friends. ains Testing at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. sw. Funeral Monday. J uary 26, at’ 10 a.m. from his late res dence. 308 M st. 5. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. On Wednesday, at’ Gallinger Hospital. WILLIAM CAMPBELL. beloved father of Mrs. ‘Ada Lee, Mrs. Emma Dixon and Mrs. Lillie Robinson of Camden. N. J. He also leaves other relatives and friends. Re- mains resting at the John T. Rhines {u- neral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. No- tice of funeral later. RITES FOR A. BRICKER Retired Tailor Buried in Ahove Sholem Congregation Cemetery. Funeral services for Abraham Bricker, retired tailor, who died of pneumonia in Emergency Hospital Tuesday, were | conducted in the Bernard Danzansky funeral home Wednesday. Rabbi J. T. Loeb officiated. Interment was in the Ahove Sholem Congregation Cemetery. Mr. Bricker would have been 74 years old yesterday. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Annie Bricker; three daughters, Mrs. Morris Litoff of Seattle, Wash.; Mrs. David Hayman and Mrs. Bessie' Bricker Katz of this city; a brother, Morris Bricker of Chicago, and a sister, Mrs. Jennie Rosenfeld of this city. Mamage Licenses. Joseph Drury, 3 grave, 21: John Herman Cabie. 21, both of Philadelpil Poore. Elmer W. White. 37, Nola Bibber, 33, Given, Rives. Garland G. Grymes, 18: Rev Linwood C. Mat and Margueri Rev. J. Harvey Dunham. George W. Skidmore, and Edith B. Knupp, 20: Rey. John E. Briggs. 40, Louisa, Va. Thomas_ L. Eliis, Charlottesvilie, Va.; Rev. Clara T. Siark, 3 Earl Wiifley Joseph Podruchny, 26, Sparrows Point, Md., and Marie M. Freitag, 19, Rapsbure, | Md: Rev. H. M. Hennig Robert " J.” Brenner, Slavin, 23; Judge Robert E. Mattingly Melvin E. Garrison, 21, and Edna F. Barrett, 18: Rev. John E. Briggs. Herman O. Chesser. 25. St. Georges Is- land, Md.. and Louisc Bifield, 25, this city; Rev. AWilliam J. Swceney . Carl G. Pitts. 41, and Mary J. Brandon, 36. Beltsville, Md.: Rev. Robert L. Lewis John G. Crow, Essex, Va. and El- | nora Morgan, 29, Richmond, Va.: Rev. John | C. Ball Joseph_B. Creegan., 27. and Mildred L. 21, both of Lanham, Md.: Judge Butier, Robert E. Mattingly, 25, and Grace M. Cart- v. In L. 26, and Clara I. Har- Briggs and Pauline E. Pile, 21, Pa Rev. Allan F. Harrison, N. Y., and W. Va. Rev.'J. J. Marshall, 21, _and Ruby J. T. Marshall hews, 29, 25, 33. Ballston, Timberville, Salem, 22, and Marguerite Calvin H. Car ter. 21. both of Baltimore, Md McDougle. Births Reported. ‘The following births ot L 2 R it wlion. i il Guy L._and Minnie M. Gray. boy. San gt Jmnie M. Grag bos. ) Prancis D. and May W Thomas. bo J. Bernard and Phyllis Frisbie. boy. William R. and Mary N. Ellis. girl. Wilfred and Ethel Schooler, girl R SR e N nt e neace, Frederick A. and Ann F. Ray, girl, 8am J. and Helen Matthews, girl. R Joseph M. and Dorothy Gross. girl, Norman and Janie McCoy. girl. Joseph and Naomi Alsop. girl Joseph and Mary Curtis, girl. Norman and Edith Presley. boy g Deaths Reported. William E. Ward, 81, 523 Seventh street southeast Dorto. 80. Gallinger Hospital. ant, 77. 4800 Ga. avenue John E. Lyons. 70. 3011 Gates street. Louis Rollman, 64, United States Hospital Ruby L. Hull, 63. Florence W. Kirwin, pital John H. Coates. 59 years. Margaret E. Coppage, 45, southwest. Haywood H. 33, street 1349 Nineteenth Cornelius A. Carmody, northeast. 9, 1025 G Philip C. 53, 3113 street Mary Ellis. 38, 917 Twenty-seventh street. Rose Farrar. 23, Gallinger Hospital Drexel S. Brooks. 1728 Fifteenth street FOUND. I'TER, MALE. Florida ave. n.e apply Animal Rescue ave. s.w. Nat. 8088 LOST. vold T 5t ave been reported to in the last 24 oy boy. wirl wirl, boy. Naval Emergency Hospital 60, Providence Hos- 730 T 1009 V: ird street avenue Webb, street Campbell, Eleventh “TIRISIT SI Tnauire 1304 FOR LOST ANIMA League, 349 Maryla: BRACELET. white large ametvits. Reward. 231 F AbL 101 Met. 0572, BRGOCH of gold crown desien, 5 sapphires. in owitown o Teward. Address Box 317 mice. BROOCH, gold sunburst. with one large stone in center and several small around Liberal reward. Georgin 2180-J. 27* AT—Black Persiau cat, vicinity of 638 Otis place nw. Phone Adars 9254 COLLIE_Brown and white. female to” hame “Patsy. Koenizsherger, McKinley st. nw. _Clev. 0BT EVENING SLIPPERS, blue, Lincoln_Park Ja 23 R.H Ryan. Wyoming Abts eeive reward GLASSES —Gol Sime case. Jan. Branch PIN num. Decat il = POCKETBOOK. black Iratiic papers. diamond ring and mos Lincoln 10381 PURSE. containin mond_cab. _ Libe Mrs. R. Grave: RING. lady's; 3 st. pearls and Liberal Tanswer 3749 on_corner of Return to Mrs. Apt. 216, re- Reward. Nationa p.m.. Lincoln I and sapphire, set near Jellefl's, on F s 5710 in Rewa contuining Reward two rings. left in Dia- reward if returied to 715 Tth st. s.W. large kreen lu-lnnu. "'dbhflgi“ ham 'Hotel Thursday night: reward. 2 Upton st_n.w. Cleveland 0380~ SHEEP DOG, Inrge. gray and_white, wear- ing studded pigskin collar. Reward. Call Columbia_10264., 1827 Belmont rd. n.w. SPECTACLES, in white gold frame, on Fri- day, Jan. 23. on bus or car line, Washing- | ton. Reward. 2201 Russell rd., Alexandria. Telephone 1194-W. WALLET—Leather: lost Saturday, contain- ing literature, etc. ~Return to' American Stores Co. store at 14th and U n.w. and re- ceive reward. WRIST WATCH, Earle Theater. evenine in Met. 8934. 26% lady’s. Reward. Wed Call WRIST WATCH_AND BRACELET, white goid. initials H. B. B.. Saturday afternoon, Jan 17._Reward Phone Cleveland 0357-J. " 25% $50.00 REWARD { —for recovery or information leading to re- covery of new Pord two-door coach. hthzv seen Jan 3. Address Box 340-J, Star office, or Lin. 23810-J. ) ! MeKIE, Breatha. COATES. JOHN H. On Friday, January 23, 1931, "at his residence, 739 3rd st. n.w. JOHN H. COATES, beloved brother of Mrs. Julia Coates Rogers. Funeral from Saf. fell's chapel, Sth &nd H sts. n.w.. on Mon- day. January 26, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends _invited. Interment at Conares. sional Cemetery. 25 CORBIN, SUSIE. Members of Queen Re- becca Househoid of Ruth, No. 798, G. U. O. of O. F.. are hereby notified of the death of Inmate SUSIE CORBIN, Funeral Sunday, January 25, 1931 at 1:30 o'clock, from " Florida “Avenue Baptist Church, Florida ave. between 6th and 7th sts. n.w SISTER JESSIE CORBIN. M. N. G, SISTER F. BUCHANAN, W. R. CREWS, SARAH EMILY. Passed into the kreat beyond Thursday. January 22, 1931 at the residence of her dsughter, 1428 1ith st. n.w. SARAH EMILY CREWS, beloved ‘wife of the late Hon. William H. Crews. loving mother of Mrs. Lillian B. ‘aves, Dr. Minnie Crews Pelham. Mrs llie E_James, Mrs. Bessie Webb. Mrs Martha Wilson. Vernon G. and Hiriam T. Crews. She aiso leaves 14 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. Funeral Sun- day, January 25. at 1:30 p.m.. from the W.'Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. Interment Harmony Ceme- tery. 2 ESAW, On_Wednesday, 21, 1931, b LUCIUS ESAW. the devoted hus- band of Alice Ecaw. son of Wynie Hi- liard and brother of Wallace Esaw. Re- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w. inter- ment at Orangebuig, 8. C., January 25. 25 FREUND. FREDERICK, vary 74 1031 At 3 am. FREUND. the loving husband of Edith M Preund. aged 64 vears. Funeral from his late residence. 1017 Webster st Tuesday. January 27. at 2 p.m. and_friends invited to attend. at Rock Creek Cemetery. GRAYSON, MARY. On Tuesday. January 20, 1931, at her residence. 6917 Biair rd.. Ta- koma Park, MARY GRAYSON, beloved wife of Joseph Grayson. She also leaves one daughter. four dchildren, two ereat- grandchiidren and a host of other relatives and friends. Puneral Sunday, Jonuary 25, &t 1 p.m., from St. Luke's Baptist Church, Brightwood, D. Rev. Shelton B. Miller officiating. ' Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You 25 st. n.w. HARLAN, NPORT. On Sat- urday, 'January 24, 1931, at the Episcopal Eve. Ear and Throat Hospital. RICHARD DAVENPORT HARLAN. beloved husband of the late Margaret Prouty Harlan and eldest son of the late John Marshall Ha lan and Malvina French Harlan. The services will be held o sdav. January 27, at New York Av Presbyterian urch at 11 am. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. HOUGH, MARY A. January naw. on Relaiives Interment 26 RICHARD DAV Passed away on Priday, January 23, 1031, at 10:30 Bme at the Iesidence “of ‘her sister. Mrs. Jesse P Crawford. 2936 Albemarlé st. n.w', MARY A.. daughter of the late W. W. and Sarah J.'Hough. Funeral and inferment private. 25¢ RUBY L. On Friday, January 23 at Emergency Hospital. RUBY I beloved wife of Lucins M. Hull from her late residence. Fast Langler, Va. on Sundas. January at p.m. Interment Oakwood Cemetery, Falls Church, Va. JARVIS. JOHN F. On Thursday, January 22, 1931, at the Tesidence of his dnughter, Merton A. English, 3317 16th st. n.w., JOHN F.” JARVIS. beloved husband of Louise Jarvis, aged 81 years. by his' widow and Mrs. Emanuel Speich and Mrs. Mer English, at whose residence the funerai service 'will be held on Monday, January 26, at 2 pm. Interment private. 25% KING, ANNIE E. Passed awav on Satu day, January 24, 1931, at 3 am. ANNI E., 'widow of ‘the late M ¥ King. mother of Charles E. and ths late John H. King. Funeral {rom residence of her daughter-in-law, Jennie M. King. 429 12th st. se. Monday afternoon. January 26, at 2 pm. Services at Church of Epiphany Interment at connmmml Cemetery, ¢ KRINER, CHARI On_ Friday. Jan- unry 43, To0T CHARLES R " hasvand® 5t Harrfett’ A. Kriner. Funeral from W. W. Deal's funeral home, 816 H st. n.e. on Tuesday, January 27, at 10:30 a.m. Inter- ment Cedar Hill Cemeiery. 1S, ELSIE S. On Friday. January 23, 931."at Sibley Hospital. ELSIE 8. beloved wite of Edward M. Lewis. Puneral from W. W. Deal’s funeral home, 816 H st. n.e. on Monday, January 26, at 2 pm. Inter- ment Congressional Cemetery OHN. On Friday, January 23, 1931, AS of 1717 6ih st. n.w. Re- s resting at W. Ernest Jarvis funeral churcn 1438 You st mow ' Notiser of funeral late MAGRUDER, EDGAR WILLIAM. On Sat urday, January 24, 1931, ‘at his residenc 434 3rd st., Clarendon, Va., EDGAR WIL LIAM. beloved husband of Elizabeth Bar- ron Magruder. Services will be held at his late residence on Monday. January 26, at 3 pm. Intermant in Columbia Gardens Cemetery, Arlington Co., V. McCANDLISH, ELVA FITZHUGH. On Sat- urday, Jenuary 24, 1931, ELVA PITZHUGH McCANDLISH. aged 66 'vears. She is sur- vived by three sons. Robert P.. James E. and Fitzhugh McCandlish. Remains_rest- at Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N st until Monday ‘morning. = Funeral services at Blandford Cemetery. Peters- bure. Va. on Monday,” January 26, at p.m. HULL, 1931 HULI Funeral MARGARET C. On Friday. Janu- ry 931931, MARGARET C. McKIE (nee Dooley), beloved wife of Alexander McKie Funeral from her late residence. 815 Ken- nedy st. n.w.. on Monday. January 26. at 8:30 am. Requiem mass at' the Church of {he Natvity ut'9 oclock. —Relatives agd friends Invited. Interment Mount Oly Cemetery. M¢KNIGHT, WILLIAM A. Suddenly, on Thursday. January 22. 1931 at his resl dence, 323 A st se. WILLIAM 4. belov son of ‘the late James and Johann: Mc- Knight and brof of Mrs. Nora Knight Tappan and Mrs. Helen Bayly. Funeral will be held from his late res! dence on Monday, January 26. at 8:30 a.m., thence to St. Peter's Church, where mass will be said at 9 a.m. for the repose of his soul. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 25 NEVERSON 19. ELMER. On Emeriency loving son Monday, January Hospital, ‘ELMER of Rebecea Nev- | erson. devoted brothe: of Alfred and James, Neverson. "Fyneral Monday, Junii; ary 26, at 1 pm.. from J Yineral chapel. 3rd and Eve “erment Rosemont Cemet . On s residence, 1302 nesota ave. n.e. GEORGE. béloved hus- | band of Licy Phillips, father of Christo- pher Putllips. brother of Bartlatt Phillips. He also left other relatives and friends (0 mourn _his departive. Funeral Monday, ary 26, at 1 pm. from Henry S. agton's funeral home. 467 N st. n.w ent Arlington Cemetery. 25 R. MARGARET. On Wednesday, January'21, 1931, MARGARET PRATHER, ihe lnving sister of George, Roger and | Samuel Prather. Remains resting st the vis funeral church. 1432 You I Sunday noon. thereafter at nw. Fu January 26, at 2 p.m.. from the above residence. 25 RIDDLE, MARIE A. On Friday. January 23, | 1931, it her residence. Branchviile, Md . MARIE A beloved wite of William R. | Riddle. ‘aced 47 years. Funeral from | Beltville M. E. Church on Mondsy. ary 26 at 1:30 pm. Interment Belisyille Cemetery. Beltsville, Md. 25 ROLLMAN. LOUIS. On Fridav, January 23, at the Naval Hospital, LOUIS. be- loved Busband. ‘of Mareases” A Batimen: in the 64th vear of his age. Funeral from his late residence, 1309 Corbin bl. n.e.. or Monday, January 26, at 8:30 a.m.: thence Holy Comforter Church, where mass Will be said at 9 am. for the repose of his soul " Relatives and friends invited o aitend. Interment at Arlington Na- tional Cemietery. 25 ROILMAN, LOU Comrades of Col. James S. Petiit Camp. No, 3, U.'S. W V.. will assembie at the late dince of Comrade LOUIS ROLL- MAN, 1309 Corbin place n.e., 8:15 'am. Monday, January for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late comrade. EDWIN ROBB. Comma ader, AN, Lou Washington c. v No. 190 B p. O Bike e joase Will“'Convene 'in “séssion of sorrow' it 7:30 pm. Sunday, “January 25, 1931, the piiipose of paving tribute to the I ory 'of 'our late Brother LOUISE ROL MAN. who pssed to the Grand Lodie of the Hereafter Jannary 22. EIK services ut residence. 1309 Cortin place ne. at Funeral Monday, January 26 By oldvl of VORGR E_STRONG. Esalted Ruler Attest WILLTAM 8. SHELBY. Sectary. EOSS. ELIZA. Departed this life Friday | c ary 1931, at her re st. n.w.' ELIZA ROSS, ves to mourn theif loss a devoted * “four brothers, one nicce and and frienc neral Monday.'1 p.m., from_the STD. A ‘Chnrch, 6ih and N sts. mains at Bundy's funeral parlor. ida ave. n.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery 25° ROSSO; 3 her m- LU On Saturday, Jai 24, 1931, at residens 521 P st. LULA" 3. “widow "of ‘the ‘late Willinm' K. Rosson. ‘Notice of funeral hereafter: &lll.llh K, CHARL On Thursday, Jan- 1931, CHARLES SHEDRICK of how.. devoted brother of Katle ck and Mrs. Fannie Campbell. Re- Telting at tne W. CErhest. Jarvia 1 Churen, 1432 You st. now Monday, | January 20, at 9" hms Holy Redeemer Chirch SHERMAN, ROBERT H. Aty 25, 1991 5 W, "HORERT M. beloved husband of aude Sherman, in the 58th vear of rm, e ral from iy late residence Ao Saituary Br. at & pm. Inierment | Bettel G Alexandrhi, v NiIvGR Suddenis. on sat- | Iidav, Januaty 24 1931°at his reskience. | 626 61h 1. S, CHARLES E.. neloved p- | Eand of Lol Shukrie. (nee Birdy, in the | 54th year of his age. Funeral fr he above’ Tesidence. Tuesday. January. o7, 5t 8730 ‘a.m.. thence to St. Dominic’s Charch, Whe be said for the reposs of | s Relatives and frlends inviied 1o rllvnd, Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- erv. 6 SMALLWOOD, MARY JANE. Departed this life Friday, 'January 23, 1931, at her resi- dence, 1251 D'st, 56" MAKY JANE. be- loved’ wife of “Aifred’ Smallwood: 1o mother of Mary E. Jones. Mary. anmeu.‘ | | from Anna and Grace Smallwood, and devoted sister _of John Butler, Susanna Barber, ose Fenwick. Georgla Butler and Mary L Dyson." Remains resting at Alexander S. Pope's, 315 15th st. s.e. until Sundav. January 25, thence o her late residence Funeral Tuesdav, January 27, at 9 a.m. from St. Cyprian's Church. 14th and C sts. §.& where hizih requiem mass will be sung for the repose of her soul. Relatives and {riends _jnvited __to_attend. Moung Olivet Ce ~\II‘I‘ CLIFFORD M. urday, Jai Y 531, at 11 a.m.. Afterdghort tin | ualty Hospital. CLIFFO M. 8] n 409 East Capitol st. n Gawler s _undertaking parlofy. ary 27, at 2:30 p.m. Groek Cemetery: Interment 28 ral from Tuesday, pt Rock 26 &Y On Saturday. Jan- | FREDERICK | | 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W Funeral 1‘ iy Beaths. OOT. SAMURL NEVITT. ey S ospital, Souns Mor Shaee On_Saturds. 1:30 p.m., at mrx (d ! NEVET Moo, Rureral’ services’ at Ascension _Church, '13th and Mass. ave. nw. on Monday,'January 26, at 1 p.m. Inteiment at Pohick Church,, Virginia. at 2:30 p.m. B SULLIVAN, JAMES J. On Thursday, Jan- uary 22,°1931, at iiis residence, 1355 D st. sw. JAMES . beloved_husband of Ellen Suliivan_(nee ‘Dant). _Funeral from "the above resicence on Monday, January 26, at 830 am. thence to St Dominic's Church, where mass will be sung at 9 am - Relatives and friends invited to at- tend. “Interment Mount Olivet Cemetgry. LoJAMES 3. The members of No."'4, Order of Shep- of “Bathioham. " are* requested " o attend the Shepherd 'service for our late member, Sir JAMES J. SULLIVAN. on Sundav.’ January 25. 1931, st 7 p.m. &t his late residence. 1358 D it. s w DOROTHY._ CRAIG, Commander. EVA R. GREEN, Scribe. SULLIVAN. JAMES J. Washington, D. C. Lodge, No."15. B. P. O. Fiks will convens in “session of sorrow” at 7:30 p.m. Bun- day, January 25, 1931, for the purpose of payine tribute o the memory of our late rother. JAMES J. SULLIVAN. who passed to the Grand Lodge of the Hereafter Jan- uary 22 EIk services at his late Tesi- dence. 1335 D st s w. at 8 p.m. ' Funeral Monda Ty 28 of ted Ruler. STRONC Attest: WILLIAM S. SHELBY, Secretars. SULLIVAN. JAMES J. Members of Spald- ncil. No_ 417, Kniehts of Columbus, reby ed of the death of Brother MES J. SULLIVAN and are requested to be present at’ his late residence. 1385 D st. Sw. Sundav evening. January 25, 1931, At 8 p'm. when the funeral pravers will be said fof the repose of his soul. Funeral Monday. Jannary 26, at 9 am., from t. Dominic’s Church, T.J. QUIRK. Grand Knight. D. J."O'DONNELL, Financial Secretary. TAYLOR. ANNIE E. On Saturday, January 24,1931, at 2 am. ANNTE E. beloved Wife of ‘the late 1. Edward Tavlor, aged 65 years. Punerai from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur E. Fleig, 240 32nd st. se.'on Monday. January 36. at 2 pm. " Relatives and friends invited to Attend. Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. WETHERN, MRS. NATHAN T. On Sunday, January ‘11, 1931, at the home of her fis- fer. Miss Mandé F. McKenney, Hyatts- ville. Md. MRS. NATHAN T. (ANNIE} WETHERN_ formerly of Minnesota, aged 79 years. Burial was in Minnesota WILKINS, SARAH. On Saturday, January 24,1031, at Preedmen's Hospital. ‘SARAH WILKINS. mother of James Wilkins of 1<t st. ‘and Eastern ave. n.e Remains at Frazier's funersl home. 389 R. I ave Notice of funeral later. In Memoriam. CLARKSON. JOSEPH A. Tn loving remem- brance of ‘our dear father. JOSEPH A. CLARKSON. who passed away four years ago today, January 25, 1927 Remembrance is a golden chain Death tried to break, but all in vain; The greatest sorrow of our hearts Is to have, to love and then to part. ALICE, In loving_remem- MARIA ED- year ago to- n.w. EDMONDSON brance of our dear mother, MONDSON. who_died ony January 25, 1930. We miss your kind and cheery ways, With you we spent our happlest days: We miss you when we need a friend. On vou, mother, we could always depend. FAMILY. * ELLIOT. FRED W. Tn loving memory of my dear brother. FRED W. ELLIOT. who de- paited this life three years ago today, Jan- uary 25, 1028, God knows how much T miss him, Never shall his memory fade. Loying thoughts shall ever wander To the cpot where he was laid HIS LOVING SISTER, BESSIE HALL. * FLAHARTY. LEWIS. In sad and loving re- membrince of our dear husband and fa- ther. LEWIS FLAHARTY. who died five years ago today. January 25. 1926 MOTHER AND JACK. GIBSON, HENRIETTA. In lovine remem- brance of my mother, HENRIETTA GIB- SON. who passed away one year ago today. January 25, 1930, HORSTKAMP, WIL membrance ‘of ou N. HORSTKAMP, who died nine veer: today, January 25, 1922. Anniversary at the Church of the Immaculate Conc: tion, DAUGHTER AND SON. HOWARD. DORA. Tn sad but loving remem- brance of our dear mother. DORA HOW- ARD. who departed this life 23 years ago today, January 25, 1908. Oh, mother, smile on us from Heaven, Ask God to lead us, when we die: That we may meet you. dear mother, Some sweet day. by and by. HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, JAMES H. HOWARD, DOROTHY A HOWARD, ELLA B. PEARIS. KLINEHANSE, WILLIAM L. 1In sad but loving _memary of ' our devoted husband and father, WILLIAM L. KLINEHANSE, who departed this life ten years ago to- day, January 25. 1921 HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. KOSACK, GEORGE L. Sacred to the mem- ory of my dear son. GEORGE L. KOSACK, Who passed away elght ycars ago toda: January 25, 1923, Sunshine phsses, shadows fall. Love, remembrance. outlasts all; And 'though the years be y or few, They are filled with remembrances of DEVOTED MOTHER, SOPHIE KOSA( MARIA. M N. In loving re- ear father, WILLIAM ou. McCRAY. LAWRENCE. Tn sad but lmm: remembrance of my dear husband, LAW- RENCE McCRAY, who departed this life eight years ago today, January 25. 1923 HIS WIFE. * RHODES, EVA T. Tn loving remembranes of our dear daughter, EVA T. RHODES, who passed away four years ago today, January 25, 1927. She fought life's battle bravely, And patiently stood every test she will always be loved and remembered, Because she was one of God's best HER DEVOTED FATHER AND MOTHER. ROBERTS. ROBERT H. ROBERTS. In s brance of our de: ROBERTS. who departed this years ago. January 18. 1923, and_our darling sister, ' CARLENE ' ROBERTS PARKER. who ieft s eight years ago to- day, Januaty 25, 1923 Sunshine passes. shadows fall. Love. remembrance. outlast all Though ars be many or few. They are filled with love, dear ones, for vou SSIE, MARIE, HORACE AND ELVA. * ROBINSON, MARY E. A tribute of love to the memory of our dear mother and grandmother. MARY E. ROBINSON, who passed sweetly into heaven two years ago Today. January 25. 1920, leaving twn dearly beloved granddauchters, Beatryce F. Reyne olds and Hyacinth F. Bowie: two devoted daughters. Constance S. Pye and Rose E. Smith, and a loving son, Alphonzo Rob- inson. We miss you. mother. from your vlace, We miss vour gentls, smiling face. The lonely home. no mather there. Seems more than cur empty hearts can bear. In_the two vears vou have been away, ‘We've learned how much the heart can bear. Each passing day brings thoushts of you, We miss you. mother, everywhere, Grandma, dear, how we miss your sweet voice. That tenderness of vour touch. For the older we &row, more surely we Your life to us meant so much, Sweetly remembered. sadly missed HER CHILDREN. * _ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. WILLIAM J. 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