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W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W, Corner Spring Road Phones oAiliis t1 3 Funeral Chapi Col. 0464 MRS. D. W. REAVIS RITES IV and Roger Williams. Funeral services for Mrs. AT ADVENTIST CHURCH Woman 82 Said to Be Lineal Des-| cendant of Both King William D. W. Reavis, 82, said to be a lineal descend- ant of both King Willlam IV of Hol- land and of Roger Willlams, founder of Park Seventh-day | yesterday afternoon. 0341 'UNERALS was CHAMBERS in Town els. We can have 3 funerals at one time in our chapels at the same hour. We have 10 Cars, Hearses and Ambulances. Private Rooms for Families. All D and Equipped. Building and Ch This Fine Cloth Casket This Is E This Vault Solid Steel ewly Enlarged o Charge for the Use of Our apels. and " all fo only < qual to Any at Twice the Price Nearly 500 Ibs, solid steel. 50 Finest There better, sears' made, is no only... 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They moved to Ta- koma Park when the Review and Herald Publishing Association was moved there from Battle Creek. . MISS E. W. BOWEN DIES ALLENTOWN, Pa., February 19 (®). Miss Elizabeth Weaver Bowen, 77, author of several novels and one of the first women to advocate higher educa- tion for her sex, is dead at her home here. Miss Bowen's father, Eli Bowen, was a former president of the Philadelphia & Reading Rallroad and later, for sev- eral years after 1852, was editor of the New York Times. EISEMAN’S SEVENTH & T STS. Any’ Suit or 0’Coat Now $2 3.75 ON CONVENIENT TERMS IF DESIRED Bargain hunters — here's your chance. Suits and Overcoats that sold up to $45 are now $23.75. Pick out any style or model. All sizes in a big variety of colors. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT PAY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY *Blue serge sults and next Spring suits not in this sale. 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ELLIOTT B, PRIZES PRESENTED 10 MINE ENGINEERS F. W. MacLennan, Who Per- fected Low-Grade Copper Refining, Honored. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 19.—South- west mining achieved a national dis- tinction last night when the annual Saunders Medal of the American In- stitute of Mining and Metallurgical En- gineers was presented to Francis W. MacLennan, general manager of the Miami Copper Co., Miami, Ariz. The medal is presented each year for distinguished achievement in mining. It was awarded two years ago to President Hoover, Mr. MacLennan won it for his serv- ices to the copper-mining industry in perfecting a process for refining low- grade copper ores. Six years ago the Miami company faced a serious future because of the ex haustion of its supply of high-grade ore. Mr. MacLennan, who had geen general manager since 1919, worked out his method of using low-grade ores econom- fcally and saved the day. He was born in Cornwall, Canada, 55 years ago and was graduated as an elec- trical engineer from McGill University |in 1898, After a short post-graduate | course in Europe he declded to become a mining_ engineer. Beginning in British Columbia, his mining experience led him to Oregon, Utah and Navada and to Peru before he | joined the Miami mine. Three other awards were bestowed | by the institute last night for distin- guished service In other branches of mining, Willlam «H. Peirce, president of the Peirce-Smith Converter Co. of Bal- timore, received the James Douglas medal for numerous designs and im- provements or devices for smelting, re- fining and rolling copper. Edmund_S. Davenport, of the re- search staff of the United States Steel | Corporation at Kearney, N. J., rec:ived | @ cash prize for studies’ with cast iron, tungster, thorfum and the transforma- | tlon of austenite at constant subcriti- cal temperatures, Dr. Waldemar Lindgren of the Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology, was n;ncdeu an honorary member of the in- stitute, GOODWIN SUCCUMBS IN BOSTON | Formerly Connected With Chamber of Commerce of United States Here 14 Years. Elliott H. Goodwin, 57, an official of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States from 1912 to 1927, died at a Boston hospital Sunday, according to information recelved here. He entered the hospital February 1 for an operation and seemed improving until pneumonia set in last week. Mr. Goodwin was appointed to the post of general secretary of the Cham- ber of Commerce in 1912, serving in thi: capacity until 1920, when the post of resident vice president was created and he was named to fill it. signed as vice president and returned to his home in Cambridge, Mass. In 1927 he was appointed a State civil service commissioner by Gov. Fuller of Massachusetts, which position he held until. his death, He held the degrees of bachelor of arts and master of arts from Harvard and the doctor of philosophy degree from the University of Leipzig. On his return from abroad he became an in structor at Harvard University and then was named secretary of the National Civil Service Reform Association. In 1903, when a successor to Dr. Eliot as resident of Harvard was being sought, e Wwas prominently mentioned for the post. He is survived by his widow and two childfen, Catherine Throop Goodwin and Elliot Hersey Goodwin of Cam- bridge, Deaths Reporle;i. Jane P. Ozden, 89. 1926 Calvert st James Maurice' Laughiin, 80, 1954 Colum- bia rd Stephen Cuddy, 75. Garfield Hospital. Paul Norcio. 71, Gallinger Hospital | Katherine Luby, 70, Walter Reed Hospital Eliza May Musser, 68, 1743 Park_ rd Anna’ Elizabeth Lawson, 64, 350 Raleigh 1351 Pa. ave. s s Louisea P Orr. 58, Brandt. 56, Episcopal Hospital st Minnie Percy G. Hoyt. 51, Walter Reed Hospital Bertram’ A. Harris, 48, Walter Reed Hos- pital William Lott, 37, Hospital [, Christopher Walsh. 34, 8t pita | " Grace Allen, 30. Providence Hospital | Annie Marshall. 20, Casualty” Hospital United States Elizabeth’s Hos- uBetts Anne Riley, 6 months, Children's ospita Thomas Gibson. 70. Gallinger Hospital. Martha Harryday. 87, 1702'2 10th st Sidnes’ P Lee, 40, Carson's Privaté Hos- pita | faines Haddon. 30. Pairlawn Pauline Tolson, 23. Tubercul Martha Hobbs. 18, Garfield Hospital Jeanetta Hickman. 14. Gallinger Hospital John Henry Whitson, 44, Emergency Hos- pital John Henry Colhert, 1, 1613 Kraemer st. Tilltan Valeria Bailey, 2 days, 625 3d st n OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Weekly or Monthly Payments EISEMAN’S Fine Men's W ear Seventh and F Sts. FOUND. POLICE DOG_ Female (young); I4th_and Park road: leather collar, no tag. Owner phone Decatur 4770, Apt. 806 PURSE. on Columbia pike. Sunda: P tuxent River. Owner please phone Gaithe, burg 3-F-3 after 7 pm. LOST. FEBRUARY In 1927 he re- | 19, 1931, I Funeral Held JOHN R. GRACE. RITES FOR J. R. GRACE | Bection Chief of Veterans’ Bureau Buried in Glenwood. Funeral services for John R. Grace, chief of the allowance and allotment section of the United States Veterans' Bureau, who died at his home, 5435 Connecticut avenue, Tuesday, were con- ducted in the chapel of Thomas . Sergeon, 1011 Seventh street, today at 10:30 o'clock. Interment was in Glen- wood Cemeter: Mr. Grace, who was 71 years old, had served for many years in the Govern- ment service, W. R. MERRIAM FUNERAL TO BE HELD TOMORROW Puneral services for William Rush Merriam, 81, former Governor of Min- nesota and director of the United States census from 1898 to 1903, who died yesterday in Florida, will be held at his residence, 1728 N street, tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Burial will be private in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr. Merriam had lived in Washing- ton for more than 30 years, moving here shortly after his appointment to the census t. Il health led him to spend his Inters in Florida during the past few years. Surviving him are his widow, Mr Laura E. Merriam: two daughters, Mrs Mabel de Lano Wheelwright and Mrs. James F. Curtls, and two sons, Capt. John H. Merriam and Willlam H. Mer- riam. Teatha ALLEN, GRACE M. On Monday, Pebruary 16, 1931, at Providence Hospital. GRACE {E et e asnae Romitel | Ori st Pl ieisdiviie of geoine; Anan e J. Wetb of Gulfport, Fla. Funeral from The Weh, Epiuiinerts, P, Runeial, from m. Interment Cedar Hill Cem . Pebruary 19, 1931, at his ' residence, 917 12th st. ne.. LAWRENCE H., husband of the late Caroline V. Alsop.’ Funeral from W. W. Deal's funeral home. 816 H st. n.e. 'on Saturday. February 2i, at 11 a.m. “Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20 ANDREWS, SAMPSON. Suddenls. on Sat- urday, February 14. 1931, near Xikton, Md., SAMPSON ANDREWS. Remains rest- ing ‘at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st n.w. Funeral Priday, Feb. ruary 20, 1931, at 1:30 p.m., from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 19 BAKER, HENRY N. On Wednesday, Feb- ruary’ 18. 1931, at 2 am. HENRY N. | BAKER of 736 Girard st. n.w. husband of Loretta Baker, father “of Loretta, | Iyone, Lillian and Henry Baker: son of Elln Baker and brother of Charles and Robert " Baker. Remains resting = At Frazier's funeral home. 389 R. 1. ave. n w Notice of funeral Iater. 20 EY. Departed this life on ATy 17, 1931, WESLEY. arton o Remains at’J. T. Stewart's [u | 30 H st. e Notice of funeral . GEORGE W. On Tuesday. February 1931, at 11 p.m .. at his residence, 530 | s.w., GEORGE W. BEEN. beloved husband of Lottie Been (nee Lawrence) Funeral from his late residence Friday, February 20, at 2 o'clock p.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment | ALBERT DEAN CURRIER DIES IN FLORIDA AT 69 Former Wife and Children of Ex- newspaper Man, Lawyer and Author Live Here. Word has been received of the death in Sarasota, Fla., | Albert Dean Currier, former newspaper | man, lawyer and author, at the home of his sister, Mrs. John B. Cleveland. He was 69 years of age. In 1910 he cott City, Md, and his former wife, Mrs. John Pitcher, and two children, Mariana T. and Martha Josephine Cur- rier, are now living in this city. Mr. Currier wrote for the Chicago Times and the Chicago Evening Journal. In 1889 he was admitted to the bar of | Illinoi He was a member of the Tariff Reform League from 1889 to 11890; member of the Chicago and | American Bar Association; director of | the American Academy of Rome and secretary of the Sons of the American | Revolution. John R. Ferris }{i;eu. | _ Funeral services for John R. Ferris, 76 years old. engaged in the coal, wood | and ice business here for many years, who died at his home, 638 A street southeast, Tuesday, were conducted at the residence this afternoon. Interment was in Congressional Cemetery. Mr. Ferris was a native of this city and widely know here. Marriage Licenses. Arthur M. Skipper, 27, and Ruth H. Rob- ety 243 Rév. gohn 'C. Palmer fed Acree, ir..23. and Mary B. Rodgers, 19; Rev. J. H. Dinham. George “M. Ricketts, 21, and Elva_G. Trainum, 21, both of Richmond, Va.; Rev. Jobn E. Briggs 23, Meado: Joseph A. Garber, Richmond, ' V. John E. Briges Edith D~ Allen, 21, rdner L. Bishop, 22, and Ethel Crutch- fleld, 23 . ‘Patrick H. Yancy. Francis and Fredericka E. Spencer. 1, 3. Tyler Charles White. 23, and Mary Doerflein, 20, both of Baltimore, Md.; Rev. Charles J. Trinkaus Carl P. Mevers, 21, Fullerton, Md. and grace Z Ballman, 19, Baltimore, Md.i’ Rev. McDougle. Wilfred L Gilmore, 19, and Burdelle E. i Washington wills, 17: Rev. Wi Robert Parker, 2 d ‘Bessie Wilson, 35 Rev. Thomas N. Austin. s e Births Reported. llowing_births have been reported to th. Health Department in the past 24 James M. and_Caroline Durant, girl. Jess and Ruth Helm, girl Charles G. and_Rebecca MacKall. girl, George F. and Esther Hughes, girl. George W. and Marion Ellis. girl Godfrey W. and Mina R. Ramev. girl Francis J. and Helen M. Henderso: The 1 boy. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 MISE N'W. | Snewasons ~ GEO. W. WISE CO. 2000 M St N.W. ‘Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. V. L. SPEARE CO .xfi;“é;f: .;.”.in;‘;‘f’fi‘#‘"; s %‘1{‘:’.5?:;; ne National 2892 Phone N rmerly, 910_F 8t. N.W. " Estabiished 187 | JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 10th_St. N.W. __Phone North 0047._ W. W, Deal & Co. [ B8 HET NE______ LINCOLN 8100 Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 920 New York Ave, NW. CHAMBERS BLOUSE. blue; February 19_ between 10:30 and 11 am. at corner of ¥ at. and 11th. Reward. " Nat. 2266, Apt. 607 2 CAMEO PIN—White gold frame. Bunday, Feb. 15 Reward.Return 3118 4th n.e. brown L &1 d Wl o Koenigsberger, 3749 e 0887, ck fac Brussells Griffon. Please notify Dr. 2812 34th Pl n.w. Phone femaie C D Swope. Cleveland 3897. ~ DOG-—White_fox terrier, male; child tag 17582 Reward. _Potomac 2661. EYEGLASSES—Tortolse-sheli rim: Cons tion Hall or vicinity: Edmonds’ case duy. evening. = Reward. Geoigia 1893, Madison st (ebitficindinl GERMAN_POLICE DOG. 8 months. it Sunday, February 15. Reward. Call Nat. it st e NECKLACE. “old _ sold_ beads: ~dropped T gutter in front of P St. Market. Re A. Richmond, 1904 R st. n.w. 1235 rd. North i shape TE Reward if returned to the Sunday morning. Highlands. POCKETBOOK. small, Saturday, in Department Sfore. containing money; identify e. Reward. Call Dist. Branch_2 i POCKETBQOK, biack _ sue containin money, mileage book. 2 pairs_glasses an ostal addressed to New York City. Return o_Stoneleigh Courts. Nat. 2266 Rews POLICE DOG. 8 months old. dark ‘male, tag No. 17660. vieinity 14th and aye.'Saturday morning. Reward. No. 9040. 1333 15th st n.w tan 1200, J. WILLIAM LEES SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE N.W. __ NATIONAL 1384, 1383 P. J. SAFFELL A N, SERVICE—REASONABLE B0t o R Na S, Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST N.W (2 s e el Teiepnone National 2473 "Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel 412 H ST. NE. Lincoln 0524 mbulance service. ancol 1 CHAS. S. ZURHORST ALMUS R SPEAR®. 1623 C 4600. FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. Prompt Auto Delivery Serviee. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive _ BEAUTIFUL—FLOWERS—RARE. FOR ANY OCCASION- REASONABLE. VICTOR FLOWER SHOP. 732 9th ST. N.W. NATIONA! e City Cah, Pebruary 1 about 3:15 pm. Contained watch, money, keys__Liberal reward. North 4505, SORORITY PIN—Greek letter University or 7th and H sts, h.e. Phone_Atlantic 408 WRIST WATCH, white %old, obloi Thursday morning, vicinity Geo ave.. ghepherd and 70 sts. nw. Reward. 'Co uj BLACK ENAMELED WATCH —MONOGRAM M. B. W, IN BRILLIANTS; NEIGHBOR- HOOD OF F _AND 11th STS. REWARD. COL. 8140, 20* PURSE—Left in Catholic Reward. Bigin, GEO. C. SHAFFER ESS L _EMBLEMS AT MOD- ERATE PRICES. TEL NAT. 3116 & NAT: 0106 Open Evenings 14th & EYC and Sundays CEMETERIES. GLENWOOD CEMETERY Choice Lots and Sites for Sale, ENDOWMENT FUND INSUR- ING PERPETUITY esterday morning of | married Miss Anna D. Thomas of Elli- | 1009 H St. NW. | Distriet 2606 | Cedar Hill Cemetery. 19 BEEN. GEORGE W. Officers and members of Andrew Jackson Council. No. 8. Jt. O U. A M. are hereby notified to attend the funcral of our iate brother, GEORGE W. BEEN, 520 Sth st. s.w., Friday, February I e R POREHAND, 1l HAND, Councilor, | WILLIAM M. LA ROCHE. Rec. Sec. BRELSFORD, EMMA O. On Tuesday, Peb- ruary 17, 1931, at 11:25 pm. at her resi- dence. Berwyii, Md. EMMA O. beloved wife of the late Jean C. Brelsford and mother of James R Breistord and Hazel B. Phillips. Funeral from her late resie dence on Priday, February 20, at 2 p.m. | Interment Port Lincoln Cemetery. 19 CARROLL, WILLIAM A. On Wednesday. February 18, 1931, at the residence of his sister: 801 P st h.w., Apt. 100, WILLIAM A. CARROLL, devoted father of Dorothy Carroll Briscoe and Charles Carroll and loving brother of Mary Grayson. . Notice of funeral later. Puneral Priday, Feb- ruary 20, at 11 a.m. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. 20 COLBERT, HATTIE. On Tupsday, Februar: 1931, at Gallinger Hospital, HATTII COLBERT." beloved . daughter of ~Emma ‘Thomas, devoted sister of Elizabeth Long. She also leaves a host of other relafives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funcral chapel, 3rd and I sts sw. Funeral Priday, February 20, 1931, at Shiloh, Md. COOK. HARRIET. On Wednssday, Peb- | " ruary 18, 1931 ai her residence. 854 Whit- | ter place nw. HAKRIET COOK. beloved | wife of Earle ‘Cook. Remains. resting at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 | 1#th st. niw. Notice of funeral iater. | DAVIS, NANNIE V. On Wednesday, Pebru- | ary 181831, ‘at 4 am. at her residence, 1608 1st st. n.w., NANNIE V. DAVIS, wife of Robert Da mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Medley, Geneva. King W., John Jo- seph. Ralph. George Earle Davis, ‘sister of L. M. and M. J. King. Surviving_her are aiso other reiatives and friends, Rameins | Testing at Fraziers funeral home. 369 | Rhode Island ave. n.w. Funeral Priday. February 20, at 1 pm, from Lincoin | Memorial Congregational Church, 1lith | and R sts. n.w., Rev. R. W. Brooks offici- | ating. “Friends” invited. Interment Lin- | coln"Memorial Cemetery. | El » GUY A. Wednesday, 1931, at United States GUY A. ELLIS. Thomas A. and Margaret E. ¥ R maias resting at H. Padgett's funeral par- ]l'd.(. 131 11th st. se, Notice of funeral ater. i FRATANTUON L Gesdav, February 18, 1931 at his residence, 3912 4th st n.w. NICHOLAS M.. beloved husband of Sadie Flynn F: tuono and father of Marie A.. Made tuono and Mrs. A.P. Costanza of Catons- ville. Md. Funeral from his laie residence on Eaturday, February 2! 8:30 am Requiem mass at St. Gabris Church at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited to attend. 20 GAZELL, ELIZABETH. February 18, 1931, at her residence, 246 1st st. s. ELIZABETH GAZELL. widow of Joseph P. Gazell and beloved mother of George Gazell aged 71 _years, Funeral {rom the chapel of P. A. Taltavull, 436 Tth St s.w. on Friday, February 20, at 2 p.m fn'(rmrnt (private) Congressional Ceme- ery. HALLEY, MARY E. On Thursday, February 19,1931, at her residence. 3704 35t 8¢ nw. MARY E HALLEY, beloved wife of Ed 'd 8_Halley_ Puneral from her late lence Friday, February 20, at 2 p.m. * HARRIGAN, JOSEPH STUART. On Wednes- February 18, Naval Hospital. beloved son of ‘the On__ Wednesday, | BROWN. * A—Y Braths SMITH, CHARITY. On Wednesday, Pebru- ary 18, 1931 at her Iate residence. 118 D st s w. CHARITY SMITH. devoted wife of Jesse Smith, grandmother of Mrs. Ethel Mitchell, sister of Mrs. Emma H. Ohriste mas of Jamaica, Lens' lsland: J. 8 W iams. Britton Willlams a n s0 of New Yok, And aunt of -Bire. Willle Holmes. She also leaves other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funeral iater. TUOHEY, LORETTA. Suddenly, on Tues- day. February 17, 1931, at 8:18 pm. LORETTA TUOHEY, widow _of Dennis Tuohey of Cabin John, Md. Puneral Pr day, Februsry 20. at 10 am. from the Church of the Little Flower. Glen Echo. Md. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, near Rockviile, Md. WADE. SAMUEL R oOn Wednesday, Peb. ruary 1931, SAMUEL R. WADE. aged years. beloved husband of Clara \F. Wade. Funeral will take place from his Iate residence. 310 Commerce st. Alexan- dria. Va, Priday, February 20. at 2 pm Interment Methodist Protestant Cemetery, Alexandria, Va. WILSON. AMELIA M. On February 17, 1031 AMELIA M. WILSON. beloved daughter of the late John A" and Adel Funeral from William 7 Friday. February 2 home, 522 8th st. s.e. Interment Congressional Cem at 2 pm. tery. -~ Funeral private. YOUNG, HARRIET A. Departed this li Monday, February 1931, at 930 pm At her Tesidence. 1925 8th st. n RIET A. YOUNG, beloved aunt of Woodward. ~ She’ leaves to loss a brother. Rev. W. sister. Mrs. Maggle Green. of other relatives from Third B sts.. Prida ves and + HA Joseph mourn_their H. Porter; a and a host and friends. Puneral Church, Sth and Q February 20, at 2 p.m. Rela- nds invited. 19° YOUNG. JOSEPHg On Wednesday, ary 18, 193). at nw. JOSEPH of ‘Prances Lulu Douslas, and Columbis Youn, other relatives and friends. Rem: ing at the John T. Rhines funeral 3rd and Eie sts. sw. ater. s rest ape Notice of funerai In Memortam. BROOKS. ALBERT RAYMOND. Sacred the memory of Albert Raymond Brooks son of Alex and Emma E. Brooks, who departed iife six years ago today Pebruary 19. 1935 Gone, but not forgatten TRE Fammwy. - HENRY I In sacred memory of husbend and ot devoted fathes E] I. BROWN. who departed this lLife seventeen years ago today. February 19, 1914, HIS WIDOW AND CHILDREN, ¢ CAMPBELL, SARAH AND HOWARD C. A iribute of love and devotion ‘o the mem- ory of our dearly beloved parents, who departed this life, mother. SARAH CAMP- BELL “rebruary” 19 1530, .. father HOWARD C. CAMPBELL, March 23, 1905 All das our hearts have been filled witis mouring, oHinkine 97 Just you two: the mes when we were togethd And of how we used to do. i Then there comes a lonely fesliag As we think of you, dear mother ai Tosa"ile wish comes stealls ealing, Oh, if you were only here. We loved you, but God loved you THE PAMILY DONALDSON, EMMA V. In loving mem of my dear’ mother. Who jeft us Bve Fears #g0 today, February 19, 1926. 1 have a picture framed of you, Framed in memory. loving and true; None but my eyes can see that face— Deep in my heart is its hiding place. LOVING SON, J: DANIEL. 1In lovicg memory of our ther. DANIEL FLYNN, who died three years ago today, February 19, 1928, HIS BROTHERS AND SISTERS. * FLYNN, MARY MANNIX. Sacred to the lrvllt?"orhy nfh "“é Tu;h!r, MARY MANNIX . ®ho died four years a 3 February 19, 1927. el HER SONS AND DAUGHTERS. * FRYE. WILLIAM L. In sad but loving mem- ory of my devoted husband., WILL] AM’i FRYE, who exch ed his cross for crown two years ago today, February .if, 1929, A happy home we once enjoyed, How sweet the memory still; But death has left an aching vold The world can never fill. Dearest husband, I am lonely, Every day 1 miss You more: I need thy loving arms around me And thé sweet smile as of yore. T ghall meet you some t morning, Resting by the waters {air, Wait and watch for me, dear husband, In the upper garden there. HIS DEVOTED WIFE, CORA A. PRYE. ® GRAY, SAMUEL E. 1In loving remembrance of my dear husband and our father, SAM- UEL E. GRAY, who departed this life Feb- 1uary 19, 1929 1 haye lost my soul's comoanion, A life linked with my own; And day by day I miss him more As T walk ‘through Jife alo HIS DEVOTED WIPFE. Deep in our heart lies a picture Of a loved one laid to t. In_memory's frame we s ep ity Because he was one of tha hest. HIS LOVING CHILDREN. JONES, ELLEN. In loving remembrance of our dear mother, M EN JONES, who deparied this life e year ugo today, February 19, 1630. Our hearts cannot tell how we m yOus Our 1ips do not know What Lo say. But God orly knows how we miss you In our lonely home today. DEVOTED CHILDREN. MR. EDWARD JONES, MRS. EDITH WELLS, MRS, ESTELLE JOHNSON. Peacefully sleeping, resting at lust, Life's weary trial nd suffering past. In silence she suffered, in patience she bore Until ‘God called her home to suffer me more. DEVOTED GRANDDAUGHTER, ELEANOR, DORSEY. . NG, LAURA In remembrance of our loving mother, LAURA V. LANG, who left us one year ago today, February 19, 1930. efully sleeping, resting at last, Life's weary trials and suffering past. In silence she suffered, in patience she bore, Until God calied her home to suffer no more. HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. LEWIS, MARTHA. A tribute of love and de- votion to_the memory. devot my dear HENR FLYX by 18, 1931 at United States Naval Hospital. JOSEPH STUART. beloved husband of Neilie Harrigan. Remains rest- ing at the Tabler funeral home until Friday. February 20. when services will be held at St. Matthew's Catholic Church at 10 o'clock a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend. 1 HARRISON, VIRGINIA E. On Thursday, February' 19, 1931 at_her residence in Greenville, Ohio, VIRGINIA widow of Orla E. Harrison, formerly of Washington, D. C. 'Funeral from her late residence in Greenville, Ohio, Saturday, February 2I, at 2:30 o'clock. 20° HENSON. GEORGE R. Departed this life on Tuesdav. February 17, 1931, at 9:15 pm., at his residence. 1040 Sumner rd. se.’ GEORGE R. HENSON, husband of Emina Henson. father of Georgia Hearn, Henry, Richa:d and the late Melvin Hen- son. 'Funeral services Friday, February 20.'st 1 pm., at Campbells A. M. E. Church. . | KLINE, MARY A. On Wednesday, February 18, 1931, at 12355 p.m. MARY A. beloved wife ‘ofthe late Willlam H. Kline. Fu- neral from her late home. 1329 1ith st. . on Saturday. February 21, at 1 p.m. tives and friends invited. Buriai in family plot at Glenwood. 20° | KNIGHT, GLADYS BAKER. On Tuesday, Februaty 17, 1931, at Burkeville, Va.. GLADYS, beloved wife of Edward Knight and daughter of the late Harry and Kate Baker and sister of Dorothy Freeman. Remains at Frazier's funeral home. 389 Rhode Island ave. n.w. Funeral Saturday, February 21, at the residence of her aunt, Mary Gray, 1816 13th st. n.w., at pm. Relatives and friends invited Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 20 LLOYD, EMMA. On Thursday, Pebruary 19. 1931, at her residence, 504 E st. n.w.. EMMA LLOYD. Remains resting at the W. "W. ' Chambers funeral home, = 1400 Chapin’ st n.w " Notice of funeral later. TAGRUDER. MARY R. Departed this life on Wednesday, February 18, 1931, at 4:25 p.m. at ner residence. 1201 Q 'st. n MARY R., beloved wife of James E. M gruder and devoted mother of Imogene T. Scott, Mabel E. Barker, Louise E. Smith, Molis' M. Brown and Iola M. Wade. Fi neral from the residence of her daughter, Imogene T. Scott., 1447 8 st. n.w., Satur- day, February 20, at 930 a.m.. thence to St.' Augustine's 'Church, where reauiem high mass will be sung at 10 a.m. Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 20 McNALLY, MARGUERITE. On Tuesday, Feb- ruary 17, 1931, at the home of her niece, Mrs, W. V. Jouvenal, 910 Silver Spring ave. Silver Spring, Md. MARGUERITE McNALLY. Funeral Friday, February 20. at 9:30 am. from St. Michael's Catholic Church, Silver Spring, Md. Interment St John's ‘Catholic Church Cemetery, Forest Glen, Md. MERRIAM, WILLIAM RUSH. Wednesa: February 18, 1931, at Port Sewall, Fl WILLIAM RUSH_MERRIAM, beloved b band of Laura E. Merriam. in his 82nd year. 'Funeral from his late residence. 1728° N st. Friday. February 20, at_3:30 p.m. Interment (private) at Rock Creek Cemetery. 19 MERRIAM, WILLIAM RUSH. Tt is with profound regret that I have to announce to the members of the Sons of the Revo- lution in the District of Columbia the demise “of WILLIAM RUSH MERRIAM. who died at Port Sewall. Fla. February 18, 1931. Funeral services will be held at Big late residence, 1 st n.w., Frida; ruary 20. at D.m DR. THOMAS EDWARD GREEN. Pres. MONROE. MARY J. On Thursday, February 19, 1931, at the Sacred Heart Home, Hy- atisville. Md. MARY J. MONROE. Fu: neral Saturday, February 31. from the funeral home of Perry & Waish, 20 H st. n.w. at 9:30 a.m.. thence to St. Aloysius Church, where high requiem mass will be sung at am. for the repose of her soul. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. Rel- atives and friends invited. 20 MARY E. On Wednesday, February 1031, at her residence. 100 Connecticut ave., Kensington, Md.. MARY E._ MYER, beloved wife of the late George E. Myer, in her 83rd year. . Notice of funeral later. 1S, PA) arted thig life Tuesday, Ny e (B b ovine, toh 3t Henry other of Doro- 5. 5 D ‘Girard st February 20, at § am, from Holy Redeemer Churcl SCH. R. ANNA B. On Wi 1931, in Baltimore. Mq B of the Dodge Hof Bervices at Gawle: Iterment” Ouk il nw. day, INA ash- o pel, Fa. ave, ry 1 pm. mother, MARTHA LEWIS, who departe: this life six years ago today, Pebruary 1, Sweet memories will linger forever; Time will never erase ‘The memory of our devoted mother Until we meet her face to fat Before our eyes she faded, Growing weaker every day. Doing all we could to save her, Until God ecalled her away. MAMIE AND AMANDA. * LUCAS, DOROTHY B. In loving memory of our ‘darling_little " daughter and niece, DOROTHY B LUCAS. who left us te years ago, February 18, 1921. In twelve vears you have been away, Weve learned how much the heart ean ear, Por each passing day brings thoughts ef you. Darling we miss you everywhere LONELY MOTHER AND AUNT BELL. PAPE. THERESA E. In sad but loving re- membrance of my dear sister. THERESA E. PAPE. who deparced this life two years %0 today, February 19, 1929. In_my heart your memory lingers, Sweetly, tender, fond and true: There is not a day. dear sister, That I do not think of you. Waat happy days we once enjoved When you and I were together: But. oh, how changed it ail is now, Since you have gone forever. DEVOTED SISTER. MADELINE PAPE. * PETERS, JAMES. Sacred to the memory of our dearly beioved husband and fathe JAMES' PETERS, ‘who left us ‘eight years g0 today, February 19, 1923 We shall walk through the streets of that city With our loved one who's gone on before. We will sit on the banks of the river And rest for evermore. HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. * ROBINSON. JULIA. In loving memory ef JULIA ROBINSON, who departed this life one year ago today, February 19, 1930. Though God claimed you, dear mother, Just one year ago. May your spirit alwass hover Near your children here below. GEORGIA WILLIAMS, = MARGARET CHASE. “ SHEA, ANNIE E. In remembrance of my deai mother, ANNIE E._SHEA, who died gight wears duo today. Februaty 19, 1933, LOVING DAUGHTER, THERESA K. LEE. SHEA. ANNIE E. In sad and lovin ‘menibrance of my devoted mother, A E, SHEA. who departed this Lie "eigat years ago today, February 19, 1923. An- niversary mass at St. Paul's. Loved in life. remembered in death. LOVING DAUGHTER, MARY. SMITH, MARGARET. In loving remem- brance of our dear mother, MARGARET R. SMITH, who passed away four years ago today, February 19, 1927. Mother dear, you suffered hours of pain To wait for cure, but all in vain. So God alone knew what was best He calied you home to give you rest. LOVING SON AND DAUGHTER, JOHN B. SMITH, IOLA FRANKLIN. . SMITH, MARGARET In loving memory of our dear —mot MARGARET 'K SMITH, who departed ihis life four ye ag0 today, February 19, 1927. Mother, we loved you dearly— Better than can be told: But God, He loved you better. And took mother to His fold. LOVING DAUGHTERS, KATE. ' NELLIE AND BERTIE. . WEBSTER. ELIZA C. Tn sad snd lovi 3 membrance of our dear ‘mother, BLIZA &, WEBSTER. who entered into aternal rest six vears ago today, February 19, 1925, 8ix years h For many a silent tear h At the mention of thy Sunghine passes, shado; ) Lové, remembrance, outlast all. And 'though the years be many or few. They are ‘filed with memories, dear moth- ¥ HER DEVOTED PAMILY, * WILLIAMS, ALVERNA. In memory of m; Mrs. ALVERNA Wi who ruary 19, 1930. happy memories cling to your m.:ima that loved you with deepest Wil love you in deat Just the T, 4 PRIEND. Mma. mums