Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1931, Page 7

CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES AT HOME HERE James W. Condon, Retired Navy Yard Employe, Was Born ‘Near Woodville, Md. James W. Condon, retired Navy Yard employe and Civil War veteran, died at his home, 703 Fourteenth street south- east, Friday after a short illness. Death ‘was ascribed to heart disease, Mr. Condon was born near Woodville, Frederick County, Md., March 22, 184 He enlisted in the Union Army in 1864 and served from then until the close of the war. He was a member of Burn- side Post, Grand Army of the Republic. Mr, Condon is survived by two sons, Evan A. Condon of Bethesda, Md., and Albert W. Condon of Frederick City. Md, and four daughters, Alma l‘\lflhlin ‘wife of Dr, Laughlin of Lafay- ette, La.; Mrs. E. Lillian Bogan, wife of Dr. Jouph B. Bogan; Miss E. Mabel Condon and Miss Frances B. Condon of this city. & . 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The “A Capella Chorus,” organized at the First Congregational Church under the directio= of Mrs. Ruby Smith Stahl some time ago, will present a Lenten concert at the Willard Hotel the evening of February 23. ‘The chorus made its first a| rance at the White House on invitation of the then President and Mrs. Coolidge in a Christmas eve program, which was repeated each year during the re- mainder of the Coolidge administra- tion. Other important appearances of the chorus include a concert given at the inauguration ot President Hoover HEAD SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, and last year in Constitution Hall for the benefit of the Central Union Mis- sion. The “A Capella Chorus,” which now comprises 60 singers, will be sponsored i its forthcoming Lenten program by persons prominent in social and musi-. cal circles. LIFE-SAVING REVIEW D. Melville Carr, Red Cross life-saving fleld representative, will conduct the third annual review of Red Cross life- saving examiners of the District and nearby Maryland and Virginia, to be conducted from Monday to Friday next week at the Y. W. C. A. pool at_Sev- enteenth and K streets from 7:30 to 9°30 each evening. Assisting Mr. Carr will be Hediomf Mori, Miss Florence G. Skadding_and Ira Lee Law, District Chapter Red Cross instructor in first aid and life saving. ACHE Eye-Strain Positively Relieved Eyes Examined By DR. A. S. SHAH Make sure of the real condition of your eyes by having them examined by an Optometrist—practicing in an Exclusive Optical Establishment. An Unusual Offer This Week Non-Pinch Model Durable Stylish Frame Reduced From Kryptok Invisible Bifocal Lenses To $15.00. Special this week Colored and Cylindrical Lenses Not Included. Kryptok Bifocal Lenses (one pair to see néar and far). Previously $6.50 SHAH OPTICAL CO. Estcblished 18 Years 812 F St. N.W. 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GOTT—PRESIDENT 518 C., FEBRUARY 1, | [one weamsen] District of Columbia—Fair and slight- ly colder today; tomorrow fair with rising temperature. Maryland—FPair and slightly colder today; tomorrow fair with rising tem- -Fair and slightly colder to- day; Monday fair with rising tempera- ture; moderate northerly winds today, becoming gentle variable tomorrow. West Virginia—Fair today and to- morrow, slightly colder in extreme east portion today, rising temperature to- morrew. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Temperature—Midnight, 45; 2 am., 50; 4 am., 46; 6 am., 44; 10 a.m., 38; noon, 38: 2 p. 37; GDm 36; 8 p.m,, 34; Highest, 52; lowest, 33. Temperature same date last year—| Highest, 38; lowest, 6. Relative humidity—8 a.m., 53; 2 p.m., 44; 8 p.m., 50. Rainfall (8 p.m. to 8 p.m.)—None. Hours of sunshine—6.4. Per cent of possible sunshine—6.4. Sunrise, 7:16. Sunset, 5:28. Departures—Accumulated excess of temperature since January 1, 1931, 1.24. Excess of temperature since January 1, 1931, 1.24. Accumulated deficiency of precipitat: since January 1, 1931, 1.94. Deficiency of precipitation since Janu- ary 1, 1931, 1.94, Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 1:07 a.m. and 1:04 p.m.; high tide, 6:30 a.m. and 6:58 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 1:58 a.m. and | 1:59 pm.; high tide, 8:15 am. and 8:41 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:16 a.m.; 5:28 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:15 a.m.; sets 5:29 p.m. Moon rises 6:31 am.; sets 3:46 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted cne- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Cities. ~Temperature.— Precipl- Max. Min taiion, 8 Sat- Fri. Sat.p.m.io urday.night.8p.m.8p. 52 44 44 sun sets Asheville, N. C. Atlanta, Ga.. Atlantic City. N Baltimore. Md. Birmingham. Ala Bismarck, N. Dak Boston, Mass.. Buffalo, N. Y. Chicago, Til. Cincin o. Cheyenne,” Wyo... Cleveland, Ohio. Davenport. Towa | Denver. Colo.... .. Des Moines. Towa Detroit, Mich.... Duluth, Minn. El Paso. Tex. . Tex. . Mont, Indianapolis, Jacksonville. Loutsville, Ky.... Marquette, Mich. Memphis, ‘Tenn Miami, Fla. Mobile Al lew Orleans, New York. N. North_ Platt Omaha. Nebr. | Philadeiphia, Phoenix. Ariz. Pittsburgh, P Portland, Me... | Portland. Ores. | Salt_Lake City, Utah. St. Louis, Mo’ : St. Paul. Minn. ... | San- Antonio. Tex Sun Diego, Calif.. San Francisco, Calif. Santa Pe, N. Mex... . Savannah. Ga. Seattle, Wash Springfield. Tampa, Fia Toledo. Ohin | Vieksburs, 3 WASHINGTON, D. €. Déaths Reported. The following_deaths have been reported to the Health Department during the past 24_hours: James W. Condon, 83, 103 14th st. Mary C. Benton. 83. 3601 Hall pl. Jenmte G “Adam 15_Randolph pl. Charles E. Lenman, 79, 518 Crittenden st. G Elizabeth Davis. 12,'2304 Evart st n.e Honora J. Hofiger. 73, 308 B s Horate McP. Woodward, Ti, Waiter Reed | Hospital. ‘Ada D, Holland. 68, 1368 Euclid st. ob 8. Detwiler, 67, 1120 Va. ave. s.w. neis 8. Perry, 53. 3402 Macomb st ry Carrington. 50. Gallinger Hospital Hamilton . Bouth, 30, United States Naval Hospital John S. Hellmuth, 50, Garfleld Hospital Tony Podagrosi, 44, Walter Reed Hos- pital. Augus L. Lawlor, 2, Hospital. Clarence E. Robey, 2, pital 6 months, Glenn A. Hioe, Maria Randolph, 82, 1240 Kearney st. n.e. Mary E. Cephas. 76. 1407 W st Nancy Simms, 70. Gallinger Hospital Robert Berry. 61. Gallinger Hospital. George W. Grayson, 60, 1720 New Jersey ave. s Louise V. Temple, 56. 135 T st Caroline P. Lowe. 53. 934 Plorida ave. Benjamin_ Ball. $3. 1512 6th st. Mamie Richardson, 50, St. Elizabeth's el ¥ Nebr.[ en route Children's Providence Hos- Walter Reed } Hospi | Hosoital. Effie Mason. 48. Providence Hospital. Mattie Backerville. 46. 2124 11th st Willis A, Murray., 40, en route Freed- | men’s Hospital Julia’ Davis, 31, Gallinger Hospital. Rosevelt Ward, 24, 529 Q st. n.w. Prancis O. Brooks, 6 months, 1126 5th st. SOCIETY WILL MEET All States Officers Will Get 1932 Fete Suggestions. The All States Officers Soclety will hold its monthly meeting in the Willard Hotel tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. A renresentative of the Bic-r.tennial Commission is to be present to suggest plans for the participation of the so- ciety 1n the 1932 celebration. The or- ganjzation some time ago decided to tale part. It is expected also that Miss Anne Jarvis of Philadelphia will offer suggestions for a general participation of all the States in the observance of Mother's day, the first Sunday in May. MONUMENTS & MARKERS FRED ANSLEY 1356 H Street N.E. Open_Sunday. 1 te 5 P.M. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Adams 10341 Phones Flowers for Funerals My Specialty Sprays Priced From $3.00 Up Made ol the Freshest Seasonable Flowers Ryan Service Means Efficiency ‘Thoughtful _consideration of the frust that Bas been placed in us by those who call means that every step of our work shows care and exact- ness. Model chapel, private ambu- lance and livery in connection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700:17 sun | 1931—PART ONE. | Gards of Thinks. CARMODY, CORNELIUS. JR. We with cxpress gur sincere thanks and 1a- tior to the many relatives and friends for their ki ‘Gindness af the death of our son and SSHNELIUS CARMODY AND PAMILY; McCREAY, WILLIAM F. I wish to exp! my sincere thanks and appreciation the acts of kindness, messages o J-Il- thy and for the beautiful floral offerings s Shrinamy” shd Bercavement. in. the ves dus lose of my dear husband, WILLIAM F. SWAPE. MARY E. McCREAY. 36 Channing st. n.w. McNAMARA. EDMOND. We wish to ex- press our sincere thanks and appreciation to the many relatives and friends for their kindness at the death of our husband and father. ANNE McNAMARA AND SON. * SPARROW, BASIL. The family of the late BASIL SPARROW wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many reletives and friends for their sym- pathy shown and beautiful floral expres- sions at the passing of our beloved father. THE FAMILY. 1° | WILLETT, DAVID F. We wish to thank our friends and relatives for their kind expression of sympathy and = beautiful floral iributec at the passing of our hus- band and father. MRS, ‘GRACE T. WILLETT AND FAM; Breatha. ADAMS. JENNIE R. On Friday. January 30, 1931, at her residence. 15 Randeiph pi. n. JENNIE R. ADAMS, beloved sister of Rose E. Adams. Funeral services at Hysons funeral home, 1300 N st Dn.¥. Monday, February 2, at 2:30 p.m. Services by Elecia Chapter, No. 2. O. E. 8. Inter- ment Glenwood Cemetery. 1 ADAMS, JENNIE. A special meoting of Electa Chapter, No. 2. O, E. S. is called for Monday Pebrary % 103i, at 11S o'cloek, at Masonic Hall, Anacosiia. D. for e Durpese of atténdine e, funersi of our late sister, JENNIE ADAMS. BY order of the worthy matron, ELSIE F. FISHER. ELSIE S. ROBINSON. Sec. APPEL, LASALIA McCAFFREY. Suddenly, | on Saturday,” January 31. 1931, LASALIA MCcCAFFREY. APPEL. wife of Charles A. Appel, Jr. Notice of funeral hereafter. BATES. BETTIE. On Thursday. Januar 29. 1631, at her residence, 503 215t st. n.w BETTIE BATES. Hemains at Frazier fu ner © home, 38 Rhode Island ave. n.W. No.ice of funeral later. BENTON, MARY CATHERINE. On Priday: January 30, 1931, at her residence, 3601 Hall place n.w., MARY CATHERINE BEN- TON. beloved 'wife of the late William Thomas Benton, aged 83 vears. Puneral from above residence on Monday. Pebruary 2.°at 2 o'clock p.m._ Relatives and friends invited. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 1 BERRY. ROBERT. Departed this life Thurs- day, January 29, 1931, at 9:10 am., after brief ‘iliness. at 'Gailinger Hospital, ROB- ERT BERRY. beloved husband of Lulu Eerry. ‘Funeral Monday, Febryary 2. {rom Tolbeit Chapel. 6th st.'bet. N and O, at 2:30. Friends invited to attend. BILLUPS, GEORGE RICHARD. On Priday. January 30, 1931 at 10:40 a.m.. GEORG! HiCHARD BILLUPS, beloved Hushand of Rose L. Billups, aged 65 years. ~FPuneral froms his late_residence, 1528 25th st. se., on Monday, February 3, at 2 p.m. Rela: tives and friends invited to atiend. 1In- terment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. . BRANSON, HENRY. FPriday. January 30, 1931, at_his residence. 1343 Corcoran st. n.w.. HENRY BRANSON. Notice of fu- neral later Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. W BUCHANAN. ELSIE E. On Saturday. Janu- ary 31, 1931, at her residence. 208 R. 1. ave.' Brentwood. Md. ELSIE E. BU- CHANAN. devoted wife of Bdward Bu- chanan and mother of Bernice. Elizabeth and Edward Buchanan. jr. and daughter of Walter and Irene Davis. She also leaves four sisters and three brothers. tice of funeral later. Remains restin the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral chureh, U st. n.w. BUCKLEY, JAMES J., JR. On Friday, Janu- ary 30, 1931, at his residence, 656 Mussa- chusetfs ave. n.e. JAMES J. Jr.. beloved son of James J. and the late Mary Buck- ley. Funeral from his late residence on Monday. February 2. at 8:30 am.. thence to St. Joseph's Church. where mass will he said at 9 am. Relatives and friends in- tted to attend. Interment at Mount Oliyet Cemetery Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the Health Department during the past 24 _hours: ! Glen H. Melvin 3 Daniel W. and Laura L. Linkins, girl. Lowry C. and Dorothy L. Deery. girl. Eimer E. and Gertrude E. Imiay, boy. Michael ‘and Adelaide Mattera, boy. and Annabelle Kemp. girl. nd Dorothy F. de Le Roi, 1. William L. and Bertha Irby. irl, Preston D and Marie Markham, boy and ®irl twins Winterton A. and Edna Pendleton, girl. James and Norma Dubn. girl. ,Courtney D. and Catherine C. M. Brice, o William R. and Pauline N. Carpenter, | sirl, | William J. and Angelia D. Walsh, girl. | John M.and Alice R. Sharer. irl. James W. and Ruth Gill, girl Georze W. and Gladys C. Garrett, boy. Charles and Lizzie Fortney. boy. Joseph 1. and Margaret Gleason. boy. Patrick M. and Catherine L. Cook, boy. Floyd and Rosa Green. boy. James A. and Elizabeth Goodall, boy. William and Olie Jackson. girl. Orlando and Edna Hill. girl. Wyman and Margueritte Adams. irl. James and Bertha Brooks. girl. Alphonso and Helen M. Felton. girl. Ducrey and Frances Rothwell, John and Margaret Taylor. Alfred C. and Vinetta Wi Frnest and Paddie Graha George and Ge-trude Harp: FAmund and” Georgia McFail. bo: William and Marv Rrewer. boy. William and Elizabeth D. Brown, boy, wirl. arriare Licenses. Bonnel H. Boring. 34. Rushville, Ind., and Opai Hariburt, 28, this city; Rev. L. MSTS'G. steenkins, 20, and Cornelin M s eenkin a - tin, 31 Rev. (;n;om-':‘ F. 3.";}. o": v l" aroid L. Oaks, 24, an 3 20; Rev: Edward L. Bugkey, " O Walsh Harold P. Prosser, 24, New Rochslle, . and Nina M. Grice, 15, Groveland, Che Allan F. Poore. Benjamin L. Lowell, 23. Charlottesville, Va.: and Ruby E. Lowry. 19, Richmond, Vi Reyv. James S. Montgom Hubbard R’ Neathery. 23. and Sarah F. Thornton, 24. both of Richmond, Va.; Rev. Alvin L. Wills. Robert Upson, 21, and Marzaret Hampton, 20; Rev. J. A. Wheeler. Chares ‘Kocourels, jr.. 28, and Priscilla M. Reiser, 23, both of Baitimore, Md.; Rev. J. D._Amon. 1¢lifiord Greene. 20. and Vivian Siaugter, W. 5. Thomas 1 irerie AT Birch Bl Sames, Va.. and Helen V. Dunn, 39, Richmond, Va.:' Rev. William Plerpoint. Mace A, Sacks. 27, and Bertha J. Levy, 25, both of Norfolk, Va.; Rev. Abram Simon, Frederic Storchhann, 39, this city, and Fannie Fishman, 28, Blue Island, IiL.; Rev. J. T. Locb, Henry B, Wellons, 28, and Ann 8. Tobin, 22; Rev. William A.’ Shelton Chester C. Counts, 34, Richmond, Vi d Rena F. Padgett, 33, this city; Rev. Willlam G. Everson. Jonn ¥. Terry. 0. and Ida B, Gramm, 20, both of Harrisburg, Pa.; Rev. Schearrer. ——— A dam to be constructed tn the Brit- ish West Indies will have a retaining capacity of 1,050,000,000 gallons of water. FOUND. FOR LOST ANIMALS appiy Animal Eescue League, 349 Maryland ave. s.w. Nat. LOST. containing Call_N Slasses and_com- Ad iwo. imitation tortols set with small white, red and green stones: prized as heirlooms; may have been lost at Club Chanticler or near Dupont Circle. Re- ward.__Telephone DINNER RING, sapphire, diamond; Saturday afternoon; engraved: nas sentimental value. Ehone D.'J. K., Police' Court. National 6990, EARRING—WIll person _who rhinestone earring in or near National The. ater please return 1709 P st. Reward. GLOVE K on_16th sbeve Park 1d. Tussdey, Call . Grot, INSURANCE BOOK, Baltimore Life, Satur- Rewara. Call Gol. 4871, LADY'S WHITE-GOLD mond; in or near Rendezvous bowll January 25. Reward. Cleve. 5720. PACKAGE, containing mempbership cards, lost_Tues Call Adams 6824-J. around 18th PERSIAN CAT. smoke color, Phone Adsms and Columbia rd. Reward. 8819. brown _Teather, ~ Thursday Rainier, stree( cai POCKETBOOK, morning_on M ward POCKETBOOK—Lady nm. biack pocket- book. containing spectacles. key, letters and mall change, in wash room of Goldenberg’s tore Priday morning. Return pocketbook by mail. keep change. ‘Reward, $. 2201 | 2nd st. n.w._North 2: POCKET) her,” containing Christmas _saving . fund ' books' and smal photos: in taxicab on Jan. 4th. gteward. North 5521 FOCKETBOOK, black, trimmed with lizard, containing money. keys, bills Dictures. bet. 14th and G and izth and F sts.; reward. _Phone Decatur 2402 after 5 . WIRE-HAIRED _TERRIER. _ while, Jars rd. Dec. 6096: 7 ?"l‘fi‘]—m Tobby Nai. Sayings ease hfxr Hile o badk. Reward. s 32 I Btatl; # ES MADISON. 031, 8t s, seni On Sature £y m- Wi .r,_f.r..,... s, e netery, Bowie, Md. CABRINGTON, MARY J. Departed this life on Priday morning January 30, 163 Mg at oo Mo . Ghamvers Co. m- neral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral services and Interment will be announced hereafter. CARTER, WILLIAM = SHIRLEY. :. this life Jani 28 1981, at Preedmen WILLIAM SHIRLEY 108 £14 hitw Testina At NOWIL B funeral home. 2222 til Sunday noon. afterward gt his mother's residence. 27 Penton st. n.e. Puneral Mon- day February 2, at 1 p.m. CEPHAS, MARY E. Departed this life on Thursday, January 29. 1931, at 5:20 am. at her_resigence. 1407 W st. n.w. CEPHAS. beloved mother of Susie T Cephas. Thomas ¥. Barnes and the late James W. and Edward H. Cephas. devoted aunt of Philip E. Barnes. C. H. and W. L. Wars. Puneral from First 8. D. A. Church, 8th st. between F and G sts. n.e. Mon: day. February 2, at 1:30 p.m. Friends tn- vited COATES. MARY ELLEN. On Friday, Jan- uary 30. 1931, at her residence, cor. Sheriff and_Chapel’ rds. Seat Pleasant, Md. MARY ELLEN. beloved dauzhter of the Iate Annie' Coates. Fu 2 garet’s Catholic Church ~ Seat Md.. Monday, February 2. at § terment at Addison Chapel. COLE. EMMA J. (NEE ARRINGTON). ed this life Saturday, January 31, at ‘m. at her residence. 808 Eucild EMMA J. COLE. faithful wife of Anhur B.. devoted mother of ister of Dallas and Mr: Monday. February 2. at 1 pm. Robert G. McGuire funeral home. §th st. n.w. Relatives and friends invited to attend. CONDON. JAMES W. On Friday. January 30, 1931, at his residence. 703 14th st. se.. JAMES ‘'W. CONDON, father of E.-Audley. Albert W.. EMabel, Frances B. Condog 'W. Laughiin and M Bosan™ Funeral® services . at Shrospect Church, _near Mount ck Alry, " Fre CDmh: M~ Monday, Pebruary 7, at n a.m. ., JAMES. On Saturday, January !l. . at Gallinger Hospital, JAMES. de- oted son of Willlam and Mamie Dark. husband of Sarah Dark and father of Evelyn and William Dark. brother of Mar- garet Adams. - Notice of juneral hereafter. emains _resting John T. Rhines T faneral chapel. 3rd and Bve st Sw. DECKER, EDWIN C. On Saturday. Janu- ary 31. 1931, at his residence, 5401 8ih st nw. EDWIN C. beloved husband of Goldle M. Decker and sow of Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Decker. Remains resting at the 8. H. Hines Co. ‘funeral home, 3t 14th st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. DYER, ELIZABETH. Passed away on Sat- urday morning, January 31, 1831. at George Washington University Hospital. ELIZABETH DYER. Funeral services at W. 'W_ Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Monday. February 2. l: 3% p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cem- etery. EARNSHAW, ROBERT WALLACE. Sudden- Iv_Saturday, January 81 1931, et Chil- dren’s Hoscital. ROBERT WALLACE. foved son ot Rovere 3 and Maty Wallace Earnshaw. Services at. his late home, 1317 Allison st. n.w., Monday, February 2, at 30 p.m. HARRY W. on Fridas. Japuary a0. 3iplls Tesidence, “Upper Muriboro, Md.| HARRY W. GORE. beloved husband of Harriet 'W._Gore. Funeral cn Sunday, February 1, 1931. at 4 p.m.. from Trinity Church,” Upper Marlboro. Md. Interment Trinity Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 1 HALL. MATTIE. On Saturday. January 31. 1931, at her tesigence, 713 Delaware ave, s.w.| MATTIE HALL. devoted daughter of Mr. and _Mrs. Charles Hall Funeral Tuesday, February 3. at 1 p.m.. from the J?hn T. Rhines funeral chapel, 901 3rd st. sow. HAUSE. ELLANOR. Friday, January 30 Toar” ELLANOR SAUSE: In ner g year. Funeral Monday. February 2. at 1 p.m.. Xmm her late residence, 1601 Ar- sonite pl. nw. Washington. D’ C. Incer- ment udon’ Park ational eemeury. Baltimore, Md. HOLDEN. ADALYN 8. On Saturday. Janu: 2 3L 1931, at Baiumore, Md. LYN {OLDEN. witeof Ausustus i h Holden. Taterment ot "Gk Hill ington, D. C. Rotice ot funeeal heren HUFF, HENRIETTA. oOn Saturdsy, Januaty 31 1931 at her r st osw. 5 idence, 918 HENRIETTA HUFF, beloved wife of late John Hufl. Remains resting at the chapel of P. A. Taltavull, 438 7th st. 5.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. JACK: JOHN. On Priday. 30, 1931 SO aSRN JACKSON. "beoved brother of 'Mrs. Bessie Johnson. ' He alse s_two nieces, Mrs. Daisy Kell and : three neph Timothy Johnson of this city and John Church of Hoosick Falls, N. ¥. He also leaves & host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines_funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye ts. Funeral Monday, Pebruary 2. at from " Vermont Avenue Baptist JOHNSON, NETTIE PUGH. Funeral services for Mrs. NETTIE PUGH JOHNSON. be. loved wite of W. B. Johnson. will be held at her late residence, 8 East 3rd st.. Man- Sl . Bunday, “Febru- JONES, SYLVIA. January 25, 1930, 5t Gallinger Hospits B the beloved wife of George B. Jones and devoted daughter of Mary McKenney -ng of Richard nufinz a;m Mg, 400 § st. n.w., anc Puneral . _from the Me! R st_between 12th tor. Priends invited. Cemetery. JOYCE, LILLIE CLARK, On Tuesday. Jany- 27, 1931, at New York. LILLIE CLARK. bt loved wife of Edmond W. Joyce, lormerl.v of Washington. D. C. LEIGH, MARMADUKE g 29, 1931, at_his bome. Calvl= beloved husband of Mary Emma Leigh. Puneral Monday, February 2, 2 ©.m.. Andrew Chapel Uhurel.'. . Ty adunry 31, 1031 st Erovidence urday. January Hosplial. MELVIN N. LOVELESS, belovec son of Nathaniel and Grace E. Loveless (nee Divens). "Funeral services and inte February 2, p.m. at Congressional Cemetery LOWE, CAROLINE TURNER. The Ladies’ Friendship Society aanounces the death of LI 'RNER LOWE. Funeral 1931, 1 p.m.. from ST 1ok, Rev. Fromas. pastor. NiRs MAMTE A JACKSON, Pres; MARY CRAIG, Rec. MOTEN, SAMUEL. . The oficers and mem- bers of Onlden ‘Willow Lodge, No. 7665. U. O F.. and brother lodges are ltuu!sled (o lltend the funeral of Brother ek e m.. from Moun! n . LEW] BOllllh. N. G, J. D. DEAN. P. 8. - McKAY, JAMES A. Passed away on Thurs- 1931. at Walter Reed A. McKAY. Remains . Chambers Co. I Noti lent here- “Interment Parns's neral home, of funeral'services and inte after. MONTAGUE, S. ADELAIDE. On Saturday, . 1931, at San Francisco, Calif.. MONTAGUE. formerly of Washington, D. C.. beloved daughter of William_ L. ' Montague of Colonial Beach. Va.. and sister of Mrs. Elmer W. Marsh of ‘Richmond. Va. Funeral from vault in Arlington National Cemetery on Monday. February 2, at 11 am. Relatives and triends invite . MORMON. DOVIE, Departed this life Fri- day. Jahuary 36, 1931 at Gallinger Hos- pital, " DOVEY MORMON. Bhe leaves to Bsun ‘X0t osh ot Calsters: Jour. broth ers and other relatives and friends. Re- {ing at Barnes & Gray's funeral st. s.w. Funeral (private) {Yom the above-hAmed fuhoral BArior Mon: day, February 2, at 1 o'cloc! MURRAY. FOUNTAINE. Friday. January 30, 1931. at Waiter Reed Hospital, FOUN- TAINE MURRAY. devoted father of Bernice Weldon, brother of Maggie Nels son of Maria Jackson. He three aunts. one uncle, & host of other relatives Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarv funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w.. until 3 p.m.Sunday, thereafter at his late resi- dence, 611_Half st. s.w. Pu Tuesd February 3. at 1 p.m. dence. Intérment Atlington Cemetery. NQLTE. HENRY, On Thursday, January 20. 31, "at his residence, Silver Spring, Md.. HENRY. "heltved” Rusbane " of Eisabeti TE; in his 82nd year. Puneral Mon- day. February 2. at 10 a. rom St Jonis Catholle Ghurch, Foresi” Glen. Md: Interment church cemetery. PARK, ISABEL M. On Friday. January 0. 1931 at 7:25 at_her residence, 6518 Ridgewood ave. Chevy Chase. Md. 1SA- BEL M. beloved wiie of the late Cassius M. ‘Park and mother of Mrs. oL Park Cain. ~ Funeral {rom above addriss on Monday, February 2, at 2 p.m. Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. PARKER, CASSIUS B. On Saturday. ary 31, 1931, at dence ot " 198 R Janu- Gold, u Md.. CASSIUS B. PAR Béloved hussand of the late ylvia G, Parker and father of Walter arker, Josephine Mitchell. Martha Goid- man, Alice Holmes, John Parker and Clar- ence Parker. Funeral from Primitive Bap- tist Church ay Clifton, Va. Tuesday. Peb 2 p.n. 'Remains resting at b “Winefow's chepel 12ih ang R w. Remains may be viewed after February 1. Friends in- PERLIE, REBECCA A. Suddenly. on Satur- ‘day. January 31, 1931, REBECCA A. Widow of David_F. Perlie and mother of Dr. Horace E. Perlic. . Funeral from the parlors of Almus R. Speare, 1623 Conn. ave. n.w.. Monday, February 2, at 2 p.m. ROAN. WILLIAM. Priday. January 30. 1931, WILLIAM ‘HOAN. the “devored brother of Mamie Kelley w‘ James: llgln n‘.mm Tiest " Jarvis funera chureh, ‘1432 m Sunday. 'Funeral, Tuesda Pebruary o ai 1:30 pom., from his sister's residence. 234 Interment *Arlington Cempe- January ‘u. 2 2 [SE py yreh w¥ A—71! B Braths. l.l'< MARY ELIZABETH. Suddenly, on l rda: ll nr{ 31, at . AL BE 1 3t s fiAfir .!o'!fl rife of the late ufll Y. neral services at w above ! 2 ’ m, d &:umnn 3 iTves and triends invited to attend. 16 ll"l’l SLARENCE. Thursday .mm-n 3 Tuary 3. at 9 am. s NARCISSA OWEN. oOn Saturdsy, anuary 31, 1931, her residence, the oncord, 1761 Oregon ave n.w. sS4 OWEN _SMIT! mains restin, the 8. H. Hines Co. fune: 14th Notice of funeral late EDWARD. On_ Saturday. Janu- 1931, at " his residence. Cagitol Helghts, Md..' EDWARD, beloved husband of Elizabeih” Sweney. Funeral from his late ~residence on ry 3, At 8:30 a.m.. thence to Capliol "ieiants.” Mg said, &t 9 am. " Reiative Yited "o *aftena. Cemetery. VOIGHT. WILLIAM F. on Friday. January 30, 1931, af at_his residence. 313 I3th at. long 1liness. WILLIAM P. VO " be= loved son of William C. Volght. Funeral from the above residence Monday, Feb- ruary 2. a' 8:30 a.m. Requiem mass at St. Peter's Church, 2nd and C sts. s.e., at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 1 WATERS, NAOMI MAY, Suddenis. on Bri day. _January 30, 1931. NAOMI WATERS. Funeral from her 1 459 15th st. n.e.. on Mondi at 2 pm. Interment Glenws ZIEGLER, MINNIE. Saturday, Janua Children’'s _Hospital, M LIBGLER. veloved daushier of Georse and Katie Ziegler She also leaves one brother, one grandmother and two grandfathers. Remains resting ‘at the John T. Rhines 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. No- tice of funeral later, In Memortam. BEACH. THERESA A. In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear wife and mother, THERESA A. BEACH. who departed this Hifé four years ago today, February 1, 1927. s of sadness still come over us, cret tears do often flow. And ‘memory keeps you ever near us, Though you left us four years ago. In our hearts your memory lingers, Always tender, fond and true. There s not & day. dear wite and mother, FHOMAS That we do not think of ¥ 4 . I BAVID N AND WILLIAM L. BEAGH. BROWN, THEODORE. In sad but lexing memory of my darling son, ‘THEOI BROWN, who departed this life three years ago today. February 1, 1928. Sleep on! my son. sleep on: I loved you dearly; God loved you best MOTHER. CLARK. THOMAS F. In sad remembranc of beloved husband and father. THOMAS 'F. CLARK. who departed this life fourteen years aso today, Pebruary May_he rest in HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. * DOXEY, JOSEPHINE. 1In devoted remem- brance of our mother and grandmother. JOSEPHINE DOXEY, who departed thid life two vears ELEN AND' LOIS-DEANE HOFPMAN. * BALLER, COLEN B. F. I loving reqess. brance of our dear father. E PADERR! who denarted Trom (h {his lits oné ;fi-r lbfii!!rflly. %ulr A!l CLAUDE, GENEVIEVE, LEO, Ti AND FRANCIS. HIGHTOWER, ALICE. In sad but lqving re- membrance ' of our devoted _sister -and daughter. ALICE HIGHTOWER. who_de- parted this life two years agp today, Peb- ruary 1, 1929. As we loved her. 5o we miss he: In our memory she is always near: Loved. remembered, longed for always. Bringing many a silent_tear. HER PAMILY. * HOY. ROBERT. In lovine remembrance of our father and srandfather, ROSER who died twelve years ago tod: HIS ‘SON. " DAUGHTER AND. cuullb— KILBY, JOSEPH WOODWARD. TIn sad but loving remembrance of our dear husband and father. J WOODWARD KILEY. who departed this life eight years ago to- day, Pebruary 1. 1923 o have. to lov 1s the DEV .oo!r: .fi“ #1%'. fnllur Tatner ¢ n‘ fi % rom Our tusl Ehatch on Tucsdsr. Pe at 1 st nw. SWENEY, ary 31, mass will be nd_ friends in- nt Fort Lincgln ace. INTA. SA and then to part atest sSrrow of our he: 'D WIFE AND CI - ER. MARIE E. In lovi our dear wife. mother MaRIE £ MILLER, "Who dep 11 years ago today, Pebruary 1, 1930, A loving one from us has gone, A voice we loved is lled: lace is vacant in our home 'hich never can be filled. A happy home we once enjoyed, Sweet the memory still, But_death Xas left a vacant chair This worid_can Rever gu, HUSBAND AND REN, TO MOTHER. OSBORNE. ANNA. In sacred and loving remembrance of my dearly beloved mothe ANNA OSBORNE. who d - this two years ago today, ruary 1. Anniversary 's St. Aloysius Church. My heart cannot tell how I miss you, My lips do not know what to say. But only God knows how 1 miss yati In my Ionely home tolla; DEVOTED DAUGHTER. ADA. nomaon ARy, in otar, penggt N. who degnrted this life four years ago today, Pebruary 1. 1927. Could you ask me if I miss her: Yes. it fills my heart with paf But_her spirit sweetly whispers, “‘Courage, we shall meet again.” Loved in life. remembered in dal, HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, N 'ROBINSON. * WILLIAMS, ROBERT. In remembrance of dear. loving father, ROBERT wnflu& ho'departed this lufe four years age ruary 1, 1 so 2 ntle in manner, so patient in pain. Qur dear father left us for heaven fo !‘nn 3 remembrance ter. ute With nature so gentle and actions so "Tis hard in this world his equal to CHILDREN, JAMES, MARY AND Ohituary. MeCREAY, WILLIAM F. for WIL F. McCREA Saturany. January 24, Reed General Hospi! Tuesdey afternoon. January 1 t Tabler's funeral home, 928 M st. n.w. ' In- {erment. with military honorg, 5 Ariington Natfonal Cemetery. Mr. McCreay wi the ‘son of the late_William F. and Mary Elia McCreay of Wilmington, Del. He leaves a “widow, Mary E. ister, Mrs. Stdle Lavo of this: city. ‘and"a biother. Thomas McCreay of Youngstown, Ohio. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Josep! h F. 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