Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1931, Page 9

IRVING E. MOYER DIES AT RIVERDALE HOME Special Dispatch to The Star. RIVERDALE, Md., February fi—lrv- ing Eugene Moyer, 47, brother of J. J. Moyer and the late Annie B. Moyer of Luray, Va., died last night at his home on Magruder avenue here. Mr. Moyer had been employed as an inspector by the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission for the past 18 years. Pneumonia was the cause of death. He is survived by his widow, who be- fore her marriage was Miss Amber Goodwin of Baltimore, and a daughter, Ruth Virginia Moyer, 9 years old. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at Luray. Interment wil be in Green Hill Cemetery there. Do You Know a Hint When You See One? Many a to take her a romantic in a while fo purpose of reminding him that he is still sup- posed to be a husband for- gets the thrill he got in Man his twenties took his wife presents. Read it think it over. A ring like this will fill her eyes with the same sparkle as the first time you sent flowers! America’s Oldest Credit Jewelers 1004 F e 00 00 Oyster and Ham Dinner. FALLS CHURCH, Va,, February 6.— | The Ald Society of the Columbia Bap- tist Church is to give a fried oyster and ham dinner tonight in the church parlors. Mrs. Guy Ervin, president, has appointed Mrs. W. T. Westcott chairman of the dining room; Mrs. E. T. Fenwick and Mrs. H. H. Rogers, chairmen of the Kkitchen, and Mrs. | D. R. Luttrell in charge of tickets. As- sisting Mrs. Westcott are Mrs. Ankcrs,l Mrs, McNair, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. | Holmes, Mrs. J. C. Parrott, Mrs, Storey | and Mrs. Browning. Assisting in the kitchen are Mrs. Shotwell, Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Berger, Mrs. Bodner, Mrs. Bohn, | Mrs. Dillon, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Marr, Mrs. Hawxhurst, Mrs, Leith, Mrs. Clat- terbuck, Mrs. Snoddy and Mrs. Renn. woman has husband to movie once r the express in love. when he still again and Diamond Dinner Ring $2 9.85 50c a Week St. N.W. o000 00 THE EVENING MRS. MAMIE W. GAVER DIES AT DANVILLE HOME Body Is Taken to Hillsboro for Bu- rial Following Services in Vir- ginia Town. Special Dispatch to The Star. DANVILLE, Va, February 6.—Mrs. Mamie E. Gaver, widow of T. F. Gaver of Hillshoro, and whose parents, the late Mary Longworth Wheeler and Joseph H. Daniel, were well krnown in the musical life of Washington in their generation, dicd at the home of her son, C. D. Gaver, here this morning. The body was taken to Hillsboro for interment, fnl]o\\’ing brief services here, SITE FOR NEW BUILDING Location of Cumberland Structure Dependent on Ground Cost. The new Federal Building at Cum- berlend, Md., will southeast corner of Pershing and South Mechanio streets if the site can be pur- chased for $150,000, it was announced today by the Treasury-Postoffice Joint Building Committee. offered by Perrin & Perri Flowers For FUNERALS— 807 14th St. N.W. Metro. 7433 should be desired. supphed it. as one could desire, low figure of $100. be located on the | the man accosted him at Fifteenth and The property was | His assailant fled when WASHINGTON FOUR MEN COMMENDED | Four enlisted men at the Naval Air Station at Anacostia have been com- mended officially by Rear Admiral Frank B. Upham, chief of the Bureau of Navigation, for their services in con- nection with relief activities of the Amer- jcan Red Cross for sufferers in the Santo Domingo hurricane last year. Official announcement of the commen- dations was made today by the de- partment in the Bureau of Navigation Bulletin. The men commended are: Chief Aviation Pilot Paul Irvin Gunn, Wil- liam Henry Gerkin, aviation machin: ist’s mate, first class; Willlam Thomas Dooling, aviation machinist’s mate, first class, and Chief Aviation Pilot Leonard | Clement McAllister. FIREMAN 1S SLUGGED Struck in the mouth with brass knuckles wielded by an unidentified col- ored man, George G. Henderson of 612 Fifteenth street northeast, a fireman attached to No. 2 Engine Company, was taken to Casualty Hospital last night. Henderson was on his way home when sedale streets northeast and asked for a match. The fireman replied that he had none and was struck a vicious blow. he fought back, Henderson told police. an Beautiful Wreaths C. & C. FLOWER STORES 804 17th St. N.W, Metro. 7945 609 12th St. N.W. Metro. 9369 Not Limited! ST because we talk a lot about our low-priced service, we do not mean to imply that we have no other type of services. people in all walks of life, and can supply any kind of a service that We serve E know that there is a great need for a moderate-priced service, and hence we have always Qur services, plete in every respect and as fine com-= begin at the TBEAL FUNERAL HOME i ence, sk yourneighbor By refér'l. H S'YI!:T.!/'? €. y PHONES:LINCOLN 8200-820! Your Choice of Any Suit or Overcoat in the Store at EISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F STS. $ 23.75 Convenient Terms Don’t hesitate to open a charge account Take your choice. suits and overcoats are reduced to $23.75. Suits that sold up higher. opportunity *Only next Spring suits and blue serge suits are not included in this sale. easily arranged Do your own choosing. All to $45 and overcoats to $50. Select the finest and pay but $23.75. It’s a great for bargain hunters. can be worn throughout the year. The assortments are huge, and include all sizes from 32 to 50, in the most desirable shades of blue, grey, brown and tan. Never have we held a sale to compare with this. Many of the suits Nothing D. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1931 THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and con- tinued cold tonight, minimum tempera- ture about 27 degrees; increasing tlfu&lness tomorrow, moderate north win Maryland — Partly cloudy, slightly colder in east portion tonight: tomorrow cloudy, moderate north winds. Virginia—Fair tonight; tomorrow in- creasing cloudiness, not much change in temperature; moderate northwest winds. West Virginia—Cloudy tonight and tomorrow; slowly rising temperature tomorrow in west portion. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 45; 8 p.m., 38; 12 midnight, 32; 4 a.m, 27, 8 am, 25; noon, 47. Barometer—4 pm.. 20.08; 30.00;12 midnight, 30.01; 4 8 am., 30.08; noon, 30.12. Highest temperature, 47, occurred at noon today. Lowest temperature, 25, occurred at 7:30 am. today. ‘Temperature same date last year— Highest, 38; lowest, 24. ‘Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 5:05 am. and 4:27 p.m.; high tide, 10:47 am. and 11:12 pm. Tomorrow—Low tide, 5:53 am. and 6:21 p.m.; high tide, 11:38 am, The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:11 a.m.; sun sets 5:3¢ p.m. ‘Tomorrow—=Sun rises 7:10 a.m. sets 5:35 p.m. Moon rises 10:16 a.m.; sets 9:24 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- 8 pm., .m., 30.01; sun { half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Cities. Stations. Clear . Cloudy cloudy ! Raltimore, sirmiy ; Bismarck, N. D, Boston, Mass Cloudy Clear Cloudy | Gineinnati, Ohio Cloudy Cleveland, 'Ohio, 30.12 Pt.cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy . Clear Gloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy . Clear . Clear . Pt.cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy \ Pt.cloudy Cloudy ; Clear Cloudy . Clear El Galveston, Tex. Helena, Mont... Huron, 8. Dak. . Indianapolis.Ind 30.08 Jacksonville.Fla. 3 Kansas City, Los Angeles Loulsville, Miami, Fla. N. Orleans, T, 3 New York,'N. ¥. Omaha, Nebr. Philadeiphia Phoenix. Ariz... Pittsburgh, Pa. Portiand, Me. Portland, Oreg. Raleigh.'N. Antonio. San Diego, Cal San_Francisco. Pt.clondy Cloudy Cloudy . Clear . Pu.cloudy FOREIGN. (7 am., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature, Weather. 3 Glear Clear Cloudy Clear Snow ‘France Germany. . Geneva, Switzerl Stockholm, S Gibraltar.' Spain. 46 (Noon. Greenwich time, today.) Horta (Fayal), Azores 62 Rain (Cufrent_observations.) Hemiiton, Rain San_Juan, Cloudy Havana, Clear Colon, Canal Zone. Part cloudy Clear Marrlage Licenses. Willis P. Hall, ¥ nd Pearl Miller, 29; Rev. Houston Greenweil. Max H. Carter, 21. and Gladys M. Rob- ingon, 22: Rev. H. Snyder. Lloyd W. Miller, 22 and Marths E. Fields, 22, both of Altoona, Reyv. G. A. Lensk! it L kel 43 New Fork Clty. and Jewell Orr, 28, Ghilhowee, Mo.; Judse Robert E. Mattingly. William P. Mahaney, 24, and Katherine P. Crawford, 20; Rev., James E. Connell. Roy C. Carter, 23, and Beatrice Rosanna, 21; Rev. William Pierpoint. Harry Pasenker, 22, Woodside, Long Island, and Lena Green, 19, Baltimore, Md.; Rev. J. T. Loeb. Harry L. McGinn. 21 and Katherine A. Morrison. ‘18, both of Baltimore, Md.; Rev. Edward Gabier. Everett Harvey. 20. and Ruth Williams, : Rev. Charles T. Mitchell Robinson ¥, Wiliis. 44, Reno, Louise Lines, §0, Wilmington, Del liam 8. Abernethy. Willson M. Ward, 36. Henders C., and Hanna Beebe, 41; Rev. Robert Ward. Edwin P. Schreler. 27, and Margaret M. Brown, 23; Rev. Thomas G. Smyth Joseph J. McCarthy. 23, and Julia McCor- mack, 21; Rev. Bugene J.Connell Blrths Repo rled Vincent F. and Grrlrudq Morgan, boy. John L. and Moilie L. Rawlings, boy. Samuel and Rebecca Rosenbers, boy. Robert P. and Aunie M. Joyner, boy. Herbert and Mildred Klineman, boy. Gustaye and Kathryn Emery, boy. Edward A and Rose E. Root, girl William 'T. and Mary Flammer, girl Dennis J. end Vincentia McNamara, girl. John A."and Josephine Weaver. girl Gilbert G. and Rena McDonald, &i William L. and Frances Harvey 5 d Olive M. Taylor, boy. Hh\'on. irl, Deaths Re rled William A. Abbott, 84 on—fiem Hospital. Mary E. Tenly, 82, 1372 Buchanan st. Isabelia Mary Carter, 80, 324¢ 38th sb. Robert Wiliiam Da 5 Louis M. Anderson. Samuel M. Morgen, €5, 2809 N. University Hospiti . 940 Quine: 40513 Olive st. ne. Hiram H. Dy 911 Jeflerson. Lula Mesmer, 59, Siblev Hospital. Louis E. McMichael, 53, 305 2nd ‘st. Lula C Wilkins, 47, 634 Gallatin. Ann E._Richardson, 47, 3303 18th st. Etnel Ryan Hamilton, 44, 2024 R st. Edith Cole Peck. 44, 3347 Sth st. Samuel T. Wooi. 28, 701 Tth st. s.w. Samuel Fergerson. 56, Emergency Hospital. Alexander Hill ‘51 Gallinger Hospital. Virginia Hughes, 33, 822 23rd st. Hester Brown, 13, allingef Hospital. Lucille Brannock, 3 (22 Marguerite Jenkins, 26, 2616 Elvan rd. s.e. Clyde Robinson, 24, 1326 South Capitol. John Johnson. 20, ‘Gallinger Hospita! oo o, T4 Frcedmen s, Hospital. | LORGNETTE_Near Constifution Hall, Tues- day, silver lorgnette.” North 0! 349 Maryl DOG. Pekinese, red, white breast qu tu'L weighs 13 pounds; answers to name of Chin; strayed from 1613 Harvard st. n' night of February 5. Owner, 8. G. Clawson. Tel. Adams_9363. .__Rewa rd. Dog Bavion, Series Tonne Rt Rexs and. collar, 1o tai 3700 Conn._ave. CIQVE‘I d_0475. — Missing_since Dec. 16, one beagle hite d_tan spotted; Vir- . “0i55sz 1930, Reward, 925 white fox ferrier, tan markings. long ?IOG R gd "XC!SHX H. ave. Col. 4090-W. frame. —double 1329 Penna. & | ward. YEGLASSES, | Hhurs, Feb- 5 n.w., and floor. KEYB—About D morning of February 6; on way to Central Hign School. near N.'Y. ave and 1iin sf 1t found phone Atlentic 2042-W. L. an_Doren. LORGNETTE—8hell 1 nandle. Reward. atur 21 PIN—Jeweled Beta Theta Pi Fraterniiy pin. Eeward, Mrr. Duncan, 1623 Lenier place. silver Asia Cafe. Torgnette: 276 FOLXOI DOG—Straved from 628 G n.e. Feb. ist; female; has black hair on top. res brown, and black stripe across forehead. Will give liberal reward. Call Lin. 4166. s;rRxNo , OF GOLD I White gold. h mo; With biaceiet to match: between sapphires. Ree Zug on Alexandria and Washington. back of watch. Reward offered. Address Star_offi WRIST WATCH (diamond), jnitials E. F. 1 ight, vicinity 2800 Ontario rd. Nt Earic Theatér. Heward. . Adams 8753 WRIST WATCH, Iady's, white gold, Longines, worn ribbon. Liberal Teward. 900 19th st n.w. Apt._103__Dist. 9330, eather, ZIPPER PURSE. brown noon, near Fox Theater. in_purse. Phone North 0339. Just Think of It— The Star delivered to your door every evening and Sunday morning at 1%5c per day and Sc Sunday. Can you afford to be without this service at this cost? ‘Telephone National 5000 and de- livery will ‘start at once. yesterday { members which CARUSI FUNERAL PROBABLE MONDA Deceased President of School | 4 Board Expected to Be Buried in Arlington Cemetery. Arrangements for the funeral of Dr. Charles F. Carusi, president of the Board of Education and chancellor of National University, who died at Jack- sonville. Fla., early yesterday, will be completed tonight following the return to the Capital of Mrs. Marje Cassin Carusi, his widow, who today is en route home with her husband’s body. Mrs. Carusi and her son-in-law, Col. Emmanuel Lombard, military attache of the French embassy here, who left Washington to join the Carusi’s two hours before Dr. Carusi died, left Jack- sonville with the doctor's body at 9 o'clock last night. The party will reach Washington at 5:50 o'clock this after- noon, Services May Be Monday. ‘Tentative plans for Dr. Carusi's fu- neral have been made by Mme. Lom- bard, his daughter, and other members of his famiy here, and confirmation is awaited by Mrs. Carusi. Funeral serv- ices probably will be conducted Monday morning, however, at St. Matthew's Catholic Church. Although he held membership in the Masonic order, Dr. Carusi, a former Catholic, re-embraced his religion several hours before his death and he received the last rites of the Catholic church. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery, it Dr. Carusi's own wisl are carried out. He was a member of the United States Volunteers in action in Cuba during the Spanish-American War. The District of Columbla Bar Asso- | clation will be representsd at Dr.| Carusi’'s funerzl by ccumittee of 12 was appointed last night by George P. Hoover, president ! and friend of the dead educator. committee includes Col. J. Miller Ken- yon, Conrad H. Syme, Hayden Johnson, W. W. Milan, Julius I, Peyser, Richard A. Ford, Vernon E. West, H. Winship Wheatley, Thomas H. Patterson, Glenn Willett, Milton Strasburger and Percy H. Marshall. School Officials Meet. News of Dr. Carusi's death had scarcely begun to filter throughout the Capital before expressions of official, professional and personal loss were being voiced. ~Dr. Frank W. Ballou, | superintendent of schools, who was per- haps the most intimate associate of the beloved School Board head in the field of public education, called a meet- ing of the school officers as soon as they reached the Franklin Administra. tion Building for the day yesterday. The officers immediately agreed on the official mourning of the school system. Dr. Ballou, himself deeply moved, issued a statement in which he ex-| pressed shock at news of his friend’s death. “Dr. Carusi brought to his position as president of the Board of Education a broad academic training and interest, a thoroughly trained mind from an ex- tended study and practice of law, and an intense interest in the problems and responsibilities of the Board of Educa: tion for the development and main- tenance of an efficient system of edu- caticn in his native city,” Dr. Ballou's statement continued. “The members of the Board of Edu- cation uniformly respected and valued his leadership. In his passing the su- perintendent has lost a wise counselor and ever helpful associate in school matters and a warm personal friend. Cora Lee Poliock, 6, George Washington | Carusi enunciated a policy which the 'pbg LOST ANIMALS .”1, M‘fi'" R.&.:u. of the Supreme Court of the District of The community has lost the services of & public official who was ever de- voted to the interests of the children nd who was a real force in the ad- vancement of public education in ‘Washington.” School Board Convenes. Dr. Ballou’s statement preceded the formal expressions of loss which the school board itself adopted in a special meeting which was called as soon as word of its leader’s death was received. Harry O. Hine, secretary of the school board, whose official position kept him in almost daily contact with Dr. Carusi, made a statement in which he asserted that “the field of educaion generally, and that of public education in Wash- ington in particular, has sustained a severe loss” in the death of the School Board president. “His talents as a lawyer,” Mr. Hine declared, “his skill as an administrator in educational matters, his wide knowl- edge of Washington and its needs, coupled with dee‘)‘lymplthy and altru- ism, have particularly fitted him for the leadership he attaired. His intellec- tual worth and zeal won for him the re- spect and co-operation of his associates in the Board of Education. There was a definite challenge to such co-opera- tion in their contact with a life dedi- cated to the advancement of education. Judge Wheat Adjourns Court. “With his democratic instincts no president of the Board of Education displayed so great a concern for the individual teacher or other school em- ploye. Within the past year President board approved, that every employe of the school system may have his ‘day in court’ for the protection of his indivi- dual interests. Every one in the school system could count on Dr. Carusi as a friend. “As secretary of the Board of Edu- cation, I may say my contacts with President Carusi z:re very close, being almost brotherly character. There was an unfailing courtesy, a personal kindliness that rendered easier many arduous official tasks. No one could come in intimate touch with President Carusi without an acceleration of spirit and a desire to do the job just a little better than before.” Judge Alfred Wheat, chiet justice Columbia, ordered a brief formal adjournment of court out of respect to Dr. Carusi on the motion of Mr, Hoover, president of the bar association. DRIVER'S TRIAL TONIGHT William W. Pickett Figured in Triple Crash New Year Day. Special Dispatch to The Star. FALLS CHURCH, Va., February 6.— William W. Pickett of Fort Myer Heights, driver of the automobile which on New Year morning collided with a machine driven by Mr. and Mrs. Jerome K. Oscar of East Falls Church on the " initials on | Lee Highway near the town of Falls Church, will_be tried tonight before Mayor L. P. Daniel on a charge of reck- less driving. Pickett was returning from a dance at Chimney Villa Hall. Eight persons were more or less serlously injured in the smash, which broke up the cars of ¥ | Pickett, Oscar end a third belonging to d | Mrs. Rust of Falls Church WARNER RITES TODAY Wife of Junior High School Prin- cipal Died Wednesday. Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Fiider keep change | Claflin Warner, 39 years old, who died in George Washington University Hos- pital Wednesday were to be conducted at the Tabler funeral home, 928 M street, this afternoon, with interment in Rock Cresk Cemetery. Mrs. Warner was the wife of Harold i ‘Warner, principal of Hine Junior High School. She was a native of this city and the daughter of the late Dr. Price C. Claflin, founder of the Claflin optical Co. p | BECK, LOUISE E. On Fridey MRS. JEANNETTA ABLER TO BE BURIED TOMORROW Native of Baltimore Had Been Resident of Washington for Past 38 Years. P\lnfi’ll services for Mrs. Jeannetta 62 years old, who died at her home 2204 Decatur place, Wednesday after a short iliness, will be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Charles T. War- ner, rector of St. Alban's Episcopal Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery. A native of Baltimore, Mrs. Alber came to this city 38 year sago. She had been active in Eplscopal Church work here for many years. She is survived by her husband, Henry Alber; a son, Earl Dare Alber; a daugh- ter, Miss Myrtie Anna Alber, and three grandchildren. Qard nf Thanks. RANDOLPH. MRS. MARIA. We wish to ex- press our sincere thanks and appreciation o our many friends and neighbors for Kind acts extended fo us a1 the death of our beloved mother, sister and _auni MARIA RANDOLPH, THE PAMILY. Breathsa. ABBQTT, ELLEN C. On Friday, February 6 1931, at the Washington Sanitarium. Takoma Park, Md, ELLEN C. ABBOTT. of_the late Ex-Senator Joseph C _Ab- Dbott. = Remains resting at the 8. H. Hines Co. ‘funeral home, 2901 lith st. n.w. neral services at the Church of the New Jerusalem, 16th and Corcoran sts. n.w., Monday, February 9, at 2 p.m. [} ALEXANDER, HELEN. On Friday, February 6, 1931, at’3 am. at her son’s residence, 1718 New Jersey ave. n.w.. HELEN ALEN ANDER, loving mother of Addie "Kno: Richard Alexander, Amanda_Gilia.d. Littles, Alexander, Georgia Edd Cynthia Ellis and Lillian Willlams of Nannie Maston. Notice of funeral Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.. BARKER. ESTON M. On Saturday, Janu- ary 31, 1931, at_the Military Hospit: 8an Fiancisco, Calif., Maj. ESTON M BARKER, formerly of Middleburg, Va.. 30n of Marrion H. Barker and the late John M. Barker. He also leaves six brothers and three sisters. Puneral Saturday, Peb- Tuary 7, at 12 noon, at Arlington Natioual Cemeter'y 6 wit Fabruary 6 1931; at_her residence, 20 C <t Se€, LOUISE E. BECK (nee Boyd). | of Raymond E. Beck. Notice fer. CK. LUTHER F. February 4, 1931. at Baltimore. LUTHER F. BLALOCK. devoted son Richard and Luebirdie Bialock and broth of ‘Tressie Overstreel and Essie M Brooks. Funeral Sundayv, February 8. at 13 noon, from Mount Carmel Baotiet Church. ' Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. _Remains. resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. BOYD. JACK. On Wednesday, P!hru-l’v 1931, at 2:50 am.. at Emergency Hospital, JACK BOYD of 3207 Champlain st. n.w devoted husband of Mae Boyd. He al leaves other relatives and {riends. mains resting at 3 funeral church. 1432 You st. n. Saturday, Pebruary 7, at 2 p.m bury M. E. Church, 1lth and X sts. nx. funeral On Wednesday, BOYD. JACK. A special communication of Eureka Lodge. No 5. F. A. A. M.. will be held at the Temple. 10th and You sts. Saturday. Pebruary 7, 1931. at 12:30 p.m for the purpose of attending the funer of Brother JACK BOYD, and a full at tendance is requested. JAMES A_BROWNE. Worshipful Master, SAMUEL W. WATSON, Becretary. BOYD. J. Offcers and Sir Knights of Stmon Commandery, No. 1, K. T.. You are or- oA rmble 1H fuil Tempias, anilorm Saturday, Pebruary 7. 1 pm. at Asbury hurch, 1ith sts. n.w. to Mieki Tonecal of Gur Jate it Kinght BOYD. LAWRENCE BROWN. Em. Comdr, CHARLES D. FREEMAN, Recorder. * BRUEHL, MARY. On Thursday, February 5, 1931, at her residence. 4226 Easterday ave. Brentwood, Md. MARY. beloved wife of the late Emil G. Bruenl. Remains rest ing at Gasch Sons’. Hyattsville. Md neral from the above-named b A February 7, at 3 p.m. Relatives urday, ‘Interiment ‘Frospect and friends Invited. Hill Cemetery. BUSH. MARY ANN. Departed this life Thursday. February 5. 1931, at 10:10 am.. at her residence. 12i8 T 'st. nw. M MARY ANN BUSH. The funeral servi will be held at Florida Avenue Bapti: Church on Sunday, February 8, at o'clock. . CHANDLER, THOMAS A. Entered eternal Test Thursdsy, Pebruary 5, 1931, at his residence, 1102 E st se. THOMAS A devoted husband of Elia L. Chandler. neral services at the Nativity Chavel. Mass ave. and A st. se. Saturday. Feb- yuary 7. at 1 pm. ‘Interment at Pomon- key. Md., at 3:30 p.m. COLLINS, DAVID A. On Thursday. Febru- ary 5. 1931, at his residence. 1810 North Capitol st., 'DAVID A.. beloved husband of the late Mary A. Collins. Remains resting at the residence of his son, Charles E. Collins. 1227 G st. ne. Funeral Monday. February 0 at 9 ‘am. Reduiem mass at Bt. Martin's Church at 9:30 Rel Tives and (riends invited to attend. T terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 8 CQOK. FRED §. denly. on Tussday, February 3, 1931, at Washingion, D. C.. FRED S, OOOK.' Remains resting at_the W. W. Chambers Co. f: . 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Funeral s 1 held on Saturday. February Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. COX, MARY ANNA HAMERSLEY. On Fr gy, February 6, 1931, at her residence, 1112 Cameron st'. Alexandri MARY NN TEATERSTEY GOX, abed “ia years beloved wife of the late Francis T. Co: Notice of funeral will be given late: ELLINGTON. MAZIE SCOTT. Suddenly. o Ficsdas, February 3 1931, at Curtis Eani: tarium, 'MAZIE SCOTT, beloved wife of George Ellington, 1433 Tea st. n.w.: mother of Gladys Holmes, Anna Scotf and Wil- liam Scott. sister_of Edith Taylor and Annie_Sampson. Funeral services Satur- day, February 7. at 7 p.m. at Fraziers funeral home, 380 R. I n.w.. thence 1o Annapolis, Md., on Sunday, February 8, where & service will be held ‘at 1:30 p.m. at Mount Moriah Church. Relatives and friends invited to attend. ENSELMAN, FREDERICK' A, On Prldly February 6, 1931, at U. S. Soldiers’ Home Hospital, FREDERICK A. ENSELMAN. Remains resting at the chapel of Clyde J Nichols, 4209 9th at. n.w.” Notice of funeral ater. FURGUSON, SAMUEL J. The Columbia Club_announces the death of our member and friends, SAMUEL J. FURGUSON. which occurred at the Emergency Hospital on Tuesday, February 3. 1931. ~ Funeral serv- ices on Friday, February 6. at 1:30 p.m., 3t the Second Baptist Church, 3rd st. be tween H and I nw. Members will please attend. THOMAS HOLLAND, Pres. R. G. T, Sec. ELIZABETH WILLARD. Sudden!: ‘Tuesday, February 3, 1931. in Florence. Mrs. ELIZA) WILLARD GIBB. of funeral later. GIBB, February 1, 1931, e Hospitar SARAM HELM wife of Cronfe Helm. She is survived by mother and father, two brothers, three ters, grandmother. aunts, uncles, cou- sins and & host of friends to mourn their = JEFFERSON, GEDIG! On ‘Wednesday, February 4 at _his residence, FERSON. devoted father of Walter Jeffer- son, Olivia Williams. Edgie Harrington. Amos and George, jr.; brother of Frank Hyson and grandfather of George. Clar- nd _Bernard Jefferson. Funeral Pebruary 8, at 2 p.m.. from Cal- . E. Church. Halls Hill. Va., Re- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You n.w., until 5 pm. Priday. thereafter at his late residence, at Halls Hill, Va. 8 KELLEY, SISLEY ANV Buddenly on Thurs- day. Pebruary 1. _at her residence, 1208 50th pl. nz SISLEY ANN KELLEY, wife of the late John Kelley and mother of Amos and William Thomas Kelley. also leaves a host of other relative friends. Remains resting at Adams & Hairis’ funeral parlors, New Jersey ave. and R st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. LEWIS, MARTHA. On PFriday. February 6, 1931, at Preedmen’'s Hospital. MARTHA LEWIS, mother of Harry Lewis and de- voted grandmother of Clara and Samuel Ross and Rose Smith. Funeral Sunday, Februlry 8 at 2 p. from First Baptist FHev. Daniel Washington officiating. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n. 8 MASON, GEORGE LUTHER. Departed thir llf! Thursday, February 5, 1931, GEORGE ,UTHER MASON, beloved son of the late chry and Se E. Mason. devoted hus- band of Rosetta G. Mason and brother of John H. Mason. He leaves to mourn their loss a host of other relatives and friends. Notice of funeral hereafter. McKINLAY, KATE. On Thursday. Feb- ruary 5. 1931, at her residence, 1338 R st. nw., KATE McKINLAY, devoted wife of ‘Whitefleld McKinlay and mother of Mrs. Annozean Flag and Mrs. Ethel Rattley. Funeral lram her late residence. Sunday. February 8, at p.m. Relatives and iriends invited. Interment at Woodhwn IICHICIAIII-. Louls On Wedneldnv PFebruar; . 1931, bOlfl! E. beloved hus- band o McMichael (nee Yeatman) aged 53 elr Funeral from W. Deal's funeral home, 816 H st. n.e.. on Saturday, February 7. at 11 am. Relatives and friends "invited. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery . NORRIS. FANNIE. On Friday, February 6. 1931, at her residence, 4416 Gault place sie Norris _Holland. grandmother of Easiey. She leaves to mourn their joss four grandchildren and two great- grandchildren and a host of other rel th d friends. Remains resting at ' funeral parlors. N. J. . n.w. Notice of funeral later. IA"'. ELLA HOWARD. Flll!d away on ‘Thursday morning, Februa: 1, af ELLA HOWARD P, § 'llthpv- T, s in lm widow of thi The dece: o Geucters: Mrs. Ida e Hay, anor Parke Aver: Mrs cornen- pia _Brage, and, ong, Al Sidney Jackson G. P Aeral eervices wilhbe held at thehome of Mrs. Huy Saturdfy, Peb- Tuary 18 . Tntarment. PN Cotederate ed wite | C. SHAFFER t !H"""&'“"" fl“‘?‘éflm PAYNE fil hmn | brother '“ above. hrlo Interment xw';l POLLOCK, CORA LEE. Tuary 4, 1931, at niversity 'Hospital, of George F. Pollock of Boyds, Md. Fu- A Svcen "t yozds . Freasierian Church Saturday, February 7, at 10:: Interment Bealisville, Md. RAWLS. LUCY A. Depart Tesday, Fevruty o Tont wete LUCY A. RAWLS, béloved ‘wit Jonn 1. ‘Hawis,” motner of! Orawford of 228' Morgan at. n. late Lula Rawis Joanson: mother-in-law of Norvin E. Crawford snd grandmoth of Norvin E. Crawford, ir.: Juanita A. and Gladys M. Crawford. 'Remains resting_at Frazjecs funeral home. 389 R 1. ave. - neral Sunday, February Trom Pragier's funera home. 380 B Rev. Witiem H. Thomas o nds _{nvite: nterment Lincol morial Cemetery. e RIGGS, LOFEA W. .07 Thursday, Pebruscy 1931, at Emergancy Hospita A W Beibyed Busthnd of Henion Nis. Rematns resting a¢ the Tabler funeral home, 928 M st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. RISER. MARY JANE. On Wednesday, Peb- Tuary 4. 1031, &t her residencer S8 K ‘g MARY JANE, beloved wife of the Iate Samuel Decature Riser. Funeral serv. ices in the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral pome. 1403 Chapin st. nw.. on Ssturday. p.m. Interment o sioral Cemetery. b SIMMS, ALFRED BERNARD. Departed thy life on Tuesday, February 3, 1931, at 3: Pm. at his residence, 13i0 C st ALFRED BERNARD SIMMS. beloved ‘son of the late John Simms and Ella Simms Hawkins, grandson of ths late James Bris- coe and ‘Alice Briscoe Monroe, devoted and loving brother of Juanita Thomas, husband of Susie Simms and father of James Simms. brother-in-law of Herbert Thom- as. He is also survived by @ host of her relatives and friends. Puneral Sat- urday, February 7, at 1 p.m. from his late residence, thence io Lane C. M. & Church, 14th and'C sts. ne, Relatives and friends invited to attend. Gone in his youthful days, Blighted In manhood's bjoom, Torn from the hearts that loved him, To sleep in & silent tomo. TANLEY, ALICE V. On Thursday. Febru- ATy 5, Lot ¢ 730 a . At Ber TésdencE: 3114 Mount Pleasant si. n.w., ALICE V. STANLEY, widow of Henry Staniey and iter ‘of the Iate James G, and Eliza- Seilr A Naviors "1 " the. Slshi.tourih vear Gf her “age. Funeral from her late resider’ce Saturday. February 7, at 10 aim i- and relatives invited. Interment essional Cemetery. THORNE. MARY BOYD. Suddenly. on Thursdiy, Feb.. 5, 1931, ot her resi- nce. 3720 Up! - MARY B THORNF. widow Fis horner P> neral Saturday, February 7. at 11 from the chavel at Oak Hill Cemeter; UMSTEAD. MARY E. On Thursday, Febr: . MARY E. wife of the la e Umstead, aged 75 years. P _from Deal's 'funeral home, 816 H . on Seturday, Pebruary 1, at 2 Interment Arlington National Ceme- riors. pm, 1 Poe iciatine. M 8 neral st. ne p.m. tery, WORTMAN, WILLIAM HENRY. On day. Februazy 5, 1931, at the home of his ughter. Mrs. 2 Shroy, Springva Va. WILLIAM HENRY WORTMAN. Pu. neral Saturday, February 7. av 11 _a.m from the above address Interment Chest- nut Grove Cemetery, Herndon, . XN. DONALD EDWIN. On Thursday, 931, 2t Kansas City, Mo.! the only son of J. E. $54 Plarie Majoncy Weenns aged 2% years. ‘ment st Mount Olivet Cemetery urday, February 7. at 8:45 a.m. In Memoriam. BRASS. NANNIE A. A token of love to the memory of my dear mother. NANNIE A BRASS. who departed this iife sevonteen years ago, February 6, 19 I miss you when whe mornlnl dawns, I miss you when the night returs I miss you here. I miss you the Dear mother. T miss you everywh HER LONELY DAUGHTER, CO HAWKINS, JAMES. In loving re of my dear brother. JAMI who departed this life one year ag0 tod February 6. 1930. v sleeping. Life's wear tricls and suffering In silence he suffered, in patience he bore Until God called him home to suffer mo more. DEVOTED SISTER. ALICE BARNES. * LEE. REV. GEORGE W. In loving remem- brance of Rev. GEORGE W. LEE. pastor of the Vermont Avenue Baptist resting at Tast. ot ureh. who departed this life twenty-one vears ago today. February 6, 1910. Gone, but not forsotten. ELIZABETH THOMPSON. NEBB. LOUISA. In lovice remembrance of my dear_mother, LOUISA NEBB. Who de- parted this life two years ago today, Peb- ruary 6. 1929. Gone, but not forgotten, sweet mother of mine. As days %o on my heart still pines, As God knew best, has taken you o rest.* SCOTT. MAGGIE. In sacred memory of our devoted mother. 'MAGGIE who died elght years 250 today, Fel L3 I cannot sav, T will not say, That she is dead. She is just a With a cheery smile and & wave o the an She has wandered into an unknown land, And left us dreaming how very fair Tt needs must be. since she linsers. there. HER DAUGHTERS. MARY 'AND GRACE GRANT. TURNER. GRACE EARLY. ing remembrance of mv devoted wife. GRACE EARLY TURNER. who departed this life one year g0 today, February 6, In my memory she's always near. With every thought comes a silent tear. Oh, how I miss you. dearest Grace; Buf God saw farther and made 'heaven your resting pl LOVING HUSBAND, EMORY. WAPLE. MARY A. In memory of MARY WAPLE, who departed this life two years ago today, February 6. 1929. As the vears go by and we grow older Your memory is our binding tie: With a warmth in our heart for you that will never grow colder And 8 love that will never die HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER, KATH- ERINE. WAPLE. MARY ANN. In loving remem- brance of our dearly beloved wife and mother. MARY ANN WAPLE (nee Bean), who departed this life two years ago to- day, February 6. 1920. Anniversary ma: at 8t. Aloysius Church. My heart cannot tell how T miss you, My 1ips do not know what Byt only God knows how I miss you In my lonely home today. HER LOVING HUSBAND AND DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MARTINA TOTTEN. WEST, CHARLES B. A tribute of love tg the memory of our dear father, CHARLI B. WEST. who departed this life one year February 6, 1930. ago today, Febr i In sad but love FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel 412 H ST. N.E. Lincoln 0524 Ambulance service. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301, EAST CAPITOL ST. _______ Phone Lincoln 05 ‘ALMUS R SPEARE ced Original W. "Io53 ‘Connectiont Aver ' Potom Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.\V, hone west oose. Established 1841 GEO W WISE CO. M St. N.W. #0ven: ish: V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor comnected with the original W. Speare_establish- t Fiione National 2802 1009 H St. N.W. Formerly 910 F St. N.W. Established 187, JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. _1387 10th St. N.W. __Phone North 004 Clyde J. Nichols, Inc 4209 9th St. N.W. Col._632 J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE_N.W. __NATIONAL 1384. 1383 W. W, Deal & Co. 816 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8200 P. J. SAFFELL PERSONAL SERVICE—REA! 183 5th_8t N Sop. Frank Geiet’s Sons Co. MokeTh Chupel. Teiephone National 2473 “EMETERIES. "GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vaultage, $5 per month Choice Lots and Sites for Sale. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. oo Eye Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. %" Auto M'.':i?mlfl"“ll" u;wmm;—n.owns—lnu FOR ANY ON—-R ABLE. F. 32 'g BT N OV RATIONAL *& i