Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1931, Page 7

"TUBERCULAR GERM PROTECTS INFANTS Innoculation With Organism| Wards Off Disease, Savants Claim. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, February 21.—Innocu- | lation of infants exposed to tub!rcu-‘ losis infection in their homes with dead | germs of the disease, to give them| greater resistance, has been found suc- cessful to some degree in experiments at Johns Hopkins University, it was| announced yesterday. | The tésts of the method of innocula- tion, originated by Dr. Langer of Ham- burg, Germany, have been conducted by | Dr. Edward Albert Park, head of the Johns Hopkins department of pediatrics, and Dr. Francis Schwentker. The lat- tor is to describe the tests at a meet- ing of the Baltimore City Medical So- ciety tonight. ‘The method has been used extensive- Iv in Europe and elsewhere to develop resistance to tuberculosis in children. | ‘Tests have been made with the dead organisms at Saranac Lake, N. Y, but' only on animals, it was said. The Langer methcd differs from that | followed by Dr. Calmette in France, who developed a system of inoculating infants with an extremely weak strain | of live organisms. The Langer method, | the Johns Hopkins scientists said, is in- | capable of doing injury. It parallels | that now widely used in Inoculating | with the dead germ cf typhoid fever. Dr Park and Dr. Schwentker \A’ere Teticent today in discussing their ex- periments and made no claim for the lem of inoculation other than it s2emed tq increase the power of resist- ance. Deaths Reported. Benll. 87. 4715 15th st iam Greenwood. 86 230 A st . Holey, 79. 3704 35th st . Brown, 16, St. Elizabeth’s Hos- H. Alsop, 74. 917 12th st. Mary A, Kline. 74. 1329 1ith piiogeoh 8. Harrigan, 41, 0. 8. al. «" Thomas Rvan, 46. Gallinger Hospital Paul Hendley. 10 weeks. Sibley ames W. Karis. 14 days, 1379 1st st nfant of Alonzo and Anne Hayden, 1 day, Sibley Hospital. Ny A Brutt. 105. 1250 3rd st. s.w. 83, 118 D at. s.w. . Home for Aged and Magruder. 76 1201 Q st .Annle TRandeiph. 75, "5, Bliabeth's Hos- inie Davis. 55. 1608 1st st. 83, Calilnger Hulg men’s Hospital. e | ne. Wiliam" Sasroti, ‘41, Wesley Barton. d| Gertrude Brown, OPPORTUNITY Due to the fact that a customer who has partly paid for a Grand Piano but cannot continue the payments, we are at liberty to transfer the account. If you will get in touch with us at once, you can obtain a first-class Grand Piano for a small balance, which you can pay on easy terms if desired. DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTS 1239 G St. NW. Or Box 113-S, Star Office Marriage Meccas Ride Out Storm In Lefllslature Annual Dri\'c Maryland’s Fails in House. By the Assoclated Press. ANNAPOLIS, Md, February 21.— Maryland’s_Gretna Greens yesterday weathered the first and only storm of the biennial drive against them, when the House of Delegates adopted an un- favorable report of the Judiciary Com- mittee on a bill which would bave re- quired 24 hours’ delay in marriages after a license was issued. After the unfavorable report was adopted, the measure was laid on the table to preclude any further action at this session of the General Assembly. ‘The bill, introduced by Delcgate Popp, chubncan Allegany County, provided | for a delay of 24 hours between appli- | cation for a marriage license and its is- suance, and another 24-hour delay be- fore the ceremony could be performed. | It carried a clause requiring that all | of | applicants furnish a certificate of | health when aplying for a license. ‘When the unfavorable report was made, Delegate Popp sought to substi- tute the bill for the unfavorable report, | but was voted down overwhelmingly. ‘The motion to table came from Dele- gate Leffler of Elkton, one of the Mary- | l]and Meccas for runaway couples, seek- ing quick and easy marriage. It also | was carried by a large majority. |EDWARD HOLI.ANDER EXPIRES AT 76 YEARS | Retired Business Man Was Native of Germany—Burial Tomorrcw at 11 0'Clock. Edward Hollander, 76 years old, re- tired business man and for many yeers | | & resident of this city, died at his home, 511 Oglethorpe street, yesterday after an iliness of several months. A native of Hanover, Germany, Mr. Hollander came to this country when a boy and had resided in this city since he was 16 years old. He formerly was | associated in business with his brother- in-law, D. J. Kaufman. Mr. Hollander wes widely known here and a member of the Association of | Oldest Inhabitants of the District of | Columbia, the Royal Arcanum and the Brotherhood of Eighth Street Temple of Reformed Judaism. He is survived by his daughter, Mrs. Amelie Selinger, with whom he had made his home sipnce the death of his wife, Mrs. Bertha”Kaufman Hollander. Besides his daughter, he leaves a brother, William Hollander. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. Dr. Abram Simon will officiate. Interment will be in the Washinglon ‘Hebrew c«mgregnunn Cemetery. C. M. "HAHN RITES HELD Masons Conduct Services at Rock Creek Cemetery. Funeral services were held at 2 o'clogk this afternoon for Charles M. Hehn, B4, who died yesterday at his residence. 1615 Tuckerman street. Mr. Hahn was a cartographic_engineer attached to the General Land Office of the Interior Department. Masonic _services _were held at the grave in Rock Creek Ceme- tery. He was a member of Masonic bodies in the District. AMBULANCES Best in Town. 34.00 Local Call can Col. 0432 Chambers Co. Against | Gretna Greens THE EVENING BULL'S QUICK TRIP FROM U. 5. PROBED Chicago Police Seek Light on Accident to Canadian Barrister. By the Associated Pres: CHICAGO, February 21.—A police in- vestigation, designed to clear up the mystery as to why W. Perkins Bull, K. C., barrister of Toronto, left Chi- cago hurriedly, was under way today. The investigators sought to throw some light on the automobile accident in which Bull was injured a few days ago near Coldwater, Mich. “I don’t know whether Bull's car was | forced off the road deliberately, whether Bull was racing to elude pursuers or whether it was an accident without any significance,” sald John Norton, chief detectives. Norton asked Michigan authorities to co-operate by finding Bernard Magruder of Racine, Wis., an official of the Hor- lick Malted Milk Co., who was with | Bull at, the time of the accident. The police hope he can supply more details of the wreck. The car Bull was riding in collided with a stalled truck. He was taken to a hospital at Windsor, Canada, and later to Toronto, with a fractured leg. Chief Norton said he had learned that Bull had conferred with two men at a night club, said to be operated by henchmen of Alphonse Capone, just prior to leaving Chicago. This, how- ever, was emphatically denied by Mrs. Bull at_her home in Toronto. She said her husband left Chicago to keep a busi- | ness appointment in Toronto. e Marriage L|censes. | . Sherod L. Earle. 30, and Ruth L. Terrett, | 26: Rev. Jackson L. Cole. Houston 7. K’!L:'n pal,and Virsinia P Monk, 20; Rev anan. "2 25. Mount Rainier, Md.. and Sadie Kreps, 21, this city; Rev. Abram Simon. [ joWalier Thomas. 35, and Eleanor Smith, i Ward. | P5ames " Fou ‘and Indians Broom. 33 DOtk of Baltimore, Md; Rev. Thomas 5. ‘Charles H. James. 22. Norfolk, Va. and Catherine 8. Garneit, 20, Richmond, Va ‘Simon Thompson. 25 and Evelyn Smythe, 19; Rev. Richard T. Epps. Eiwin P. Shotes. 21, and Gladys L. Bush, 17: Rev. M. Wilco: Willie' Carroll, 20. and Sarah Brown, 18; Rev. Junius I. '-’"Ilflg Gien E. Gordon. 26. Greencastle, Pa. and | Elsie M. Snyder, 22, Marionville, Mo.; Rev. Henry H. Ranck. Albert G. Wright. 22, and Julis A. Hughes. 25V G YR Pred B. Harrison, 23. and Ida May Jones, 24: Rev. Francis J. Hurney. Howard G. Kimmey. jr.. 18, and Doris P. Keen. 17, both of Wilmington, Del.: Rev. Bh s Ula H. Cozart, jr. 27. Wilson, N. c. lfld ;’{lnt' Riley, 20, Goshen, Ind.; Rev. Leon Wormser. 31. and Yada !'.Q“!MI‘I. 22, both of Baltimore, Md.: Rev. J. Sherman Green, 27, and l!l“! Nlh(t. 32; Rev. W, D. Jarvi John ' Pringle, 40. and Mattie Cole, 38; Rev. George O. Bullock. William P. Barse. 47, Ind Elizabeth Lusby, sl B B B ST ‘Thomas Dock. . and hlh!l’ Slaughter, 28; Rev. C. T) Murray. Births Reported. The following births have been reported ;‘fl the Health Department in the last 24 | Owen T. and Beatrice Wyatt. boy. James W. and Helen Hammett, boy. Paul and Ethel Eanet, boy. David A. and Willie J. Leitch. boy. Roscoe A. and Ruth Cattell. boy. Heinz and Doris Gruner, boy. Charles Y. and Dorothy Chittick, boy. Milton_and Sylvia_Werber, boy. Max and Jean C. Sandler,’ bor. Chester L. and Dorothy N. Fordney. bos. Domingo Garl ifl. B e *and Clars L. Mclonald. bo. Frencis A and Edna . Seubert, boy. Everett L. Frcherick” and. L) Wilfred and_ Lotile Boudrat, Charles L. and Gertrude O. Charies ¥. and Edith Miller, mirl. William E. and Audrey Edgar. sirl Luther A" and Eloise Alpaugh. sizl, Virgillo 5. and Justine M. . girl. William 3. ‘and Newtie 3. Jones, ‘boy. Sam and Bertha Lewis. ‘girl Herbert and Esther Smith. girl. William C. and Thelma Vaugh. boy. Charles and Ethel Baskeryille. boy. Jack and Mary Sargen| Wiikam Gnd Beatrice: BelL. b W. and Esther Oates. bo; Henry and Sadle Ross, girl. Liteky. boy. STAR, | the place to his waiting automobile. | lice took from him a pair of handcufls | and & pistol. | battery and forcible entry. He was re- Thomas and Viola Monson, sirl. Announcing a step forward in our distribution system The downtown distributing points of Gobel-Loffler, Inc., formerly located at 618 Pemmsylvania NW ha\e been main plant ‘at Be Ave. and 619 B Street consolidated with the nning. This has been done in the interests of hotels, restau- rants, groceries and butchers that were served from these downtown branches. This consolidati on will mean a saving in distribution cost to the Company which will be passed on to the customer in their purchase price. We will also have a larger and much fresher stock with which to serve our customers as it will eliminate the extra handling. We are sure you appreciate the ad- vantages outlined above and assure our many customers our usual service and efforts in their interests will be continued and we invite you to make a personal visit and inspection of our plant. . Gobel-Loffler, Benning, Washington, D, C, Lincoln 0340 WASHINGTON, Salesman Produces Auto Man Demands— Cost $2.50 and Runs By the Associated Pres GIBSON CITY, Ill, February 21.—Virgil Speers is going for a ride. An_automobile salesman called | | on him at his restaurant the oth- er day. “I wouldn't buy a car.” Speers said. fot, unless I could get one for, say, about two bucks and a half, provided it would run.” The next day the car he de- manded was in front of the res- taurant, parked there by the salesman. It's of the'vintage of 1923, has a top, a windshield—everything except. tires. And it runs. FORCED ELOPEMENT PLAN LAID TO YOUTH Had Handcuffs and Pistol, Police Say, to Compel Girl to Go With Him. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, February 21.—Albert Kelsey Darling, the youth, why took a pistol and a pair of handcuffs to the hom= of Miss Elizabeth Converse in Rosemont to force her to go away with him, yesterday reiterated his love for the girl. “I didn’t mean to harm her,” he is quoted as saying. “I only wanted to get her into my car so we could elope and be_married.” Darling was arrested at the girl's home, after he was alleged to have tried to pull her from the open front d/)oli_‘d 0- He was charged with car- | rying & ccncealed weapon, assault and | leased in $1,000 bail. Miss Converse, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Converse, is a student at Bryn Mawr College. Darling. who lives in Philadelphia, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Darling of New Gar- dens, Long Island. Mrs. Darling said Mrs. Converse told her the Converse family planned to drop the prosecution. AMUSSEN RITES MONDAY Attorney W;]‘l_‘ie Buried in Either| Logan or Salt Lake City, Usah. Funeral services for Theodore S. Amussen, 39, attorney, who was found dead at his home yesterday by a maid, will be held at 2 o’clock Monday after- noon at the residence, 3000 Forty- fourth street. The body will later be taken to either Logan or Salt Lake | City, Utah, for burial. Mr. Amussen was born in Santa Barbara, Calif. He is survived by his widow and four children. TWO DIE IN PLANE CRASH| | WINNIPEG, February 21 (#).—The second fatal air crash in the history of | the Western Canada Alr-Mair Service | last night clalmed two lives. Caught in a sudden fog about 75 miles west of Winnipeg, the mail carrier bound for Moos> Jaw, broke up in landing and burst into flames. Dr. Richard E. Alleyn. 33, Winnipeg. and G. Lewis, Vancouver, were killed. | Pilot N. G. Forrester of Western Canada Alrways, who was at the controls, was injured, but will recover, Dr. Alleyn, medical officer for Western Canaa airways, was called Winnipeg's “Flying Docto: ‘The mail was recovefed. D. C. lln Snel Ior ‘I0,000. PITTSBURGH, February 21 (#).—: Suit for $10,000 was filed by Ferdinand | Einstein, Washington, D. C. here Thursday against the Pittsburgh Equi- table Meter Co. Einstein averred he was Injured by a truck of the company November 23, 1929. D. i Whitford, Hartforgd, !'a Republican candidate for Congress in { district. | Worcester. Mass. C., SATURDAY, LAWYER, DIES HERE Prominent Attorney Will Be Buried in New Hampshire Monday. George Langdon Whitford, 50, prom- inent Washington and New Hampshire | attorney, died yesterday at his home ! at 2401 Calvert street, from bronchial pneumonia_developing from influenza. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the S. H.| Hines Chapel, 2901 Fourteenth street. | The body will be taken to Warner, N. H., where services will be held be- | | fore burial Monday. | Mr. Whitford was prominent in New Hampshire politics, and came from a| fomily prominently identified with | politics in that State. He was a grand- son of the late Nehemiah Ordway, one- ! time Governor of Dakota Territor: a nephew of the late Onslow Stearns, former New Hampshire Governor. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Edward L. Whitford of New Hampshire, | as well as by his widow, Mrs. Florence Evans Whitford; two daughters, Misses Harriet Stearns Whitford and Ordway Whitford; two brothers, Richard Ord- way Whitford of Minneapolis and Ne- hemiah Whitford of New Hampshire, and two sisters, Misses Ruth and Hope Conn. Mr. Whittord was born_at Concord, N. H, on July 24, 1881. He was edu- catad at the public schools there, at the University of Minnesota, Columbian University and _Columbian University Law £:chool here. e served several times as & delegate from Warner. N. H., to the Republican | State convention of that State, and was | FEBRUARY 21, I6. L. WHITFORD, %, 1914, from the second New Hampshire He wlso had served as vice president of the National River and | Harbors Commission, and as vice presi- | dent of the National Republican Club | of Washington. | He was a member of Masonie bodies, of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity, and of | the Chevy Chase Club. FORMER STAGE STAR IS DEAD AT SAN DIEGO Papers at Door Leud Police to Find | Body of Theater Mag- nate's Wife. By the Associated Press. San Diego, Calif., February 21.—Mrs. Helen Grayce Appell, former actress, magazine writer and widow of Nathan Appell, founder of a theater chain, was found dead on the floor of her bed room here yesterday. She had last been seen alive ‘Sunday, neighbors told police. An autopsy was to be held, but au- thorities said a natural death was in- dicated. Neighbors had not become suspicious because the light in Mrs. Appell’s room had been on every night, but when they discovered daily news- | papers had not been taken in they sum- moned officers. Deputy Coroner Herbert communi- cated with Louis Appell., the dead| woman's brother-in-law, in York, Pa. Mr. Appell is head of the Appell amus ment enterprises fcunded by the lat Nathan Appell. Herbert received a tel graphic answer from Mrs. Appell's| daughter, Mrs. Phillip Robinson, from Mrs. Robinson is an actress, her stage | name being Dorothy Beardsley. W. T. REYNOLDS FUNERAL WILL BE HELD MONDAY Services for Potomac Boatman t Be Conducted at Trinity Church in Georgetown. Funeral _services for Willlam T. Reynolds, Potomac boatman, who died Wednesday at Georgetown University Hospital, will be held Monday at 9 o'clock in Trinity Church, Georgetown. Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. For the past 35 years Mr. Reynolds had been engaged in hiring boats and canoes to pleasure seekers on the Poto- mac around Georgetown. Born near the new Key Bridge 64 years ago, he lived his whole life on the | ) n river front. it o President Hoover yesterday sent to the Senate the nomination of James Grafton Rogers, a lawyer of Denver, Colo., to be Assistant Secretary of State. Mr. Rogers was born in Denver 48 years ago and at one time was assist- ant attorney general of Colorado. At present he is dean of the Law School of Denver College. FORD SALESMEN 346 Pa. Ave. N.W. Bigger and Better Funerals At Hall the Usual Cost Are Done by Chambers ‘Wh i IA.ow uoll Funeral*for as s75 SMITHS 1313 YOU STREET, NW. PHONE NO.3342-'3343 Back to Pre-War Prices $1 .50 Baltlmore and Return—7-day Limit SATURDAY, SUNDAY & MONDAY Washington’s Birthday Mondny Night. W. B. & A. 12th and N. Y. Avenue Telephone National 5000 For immediate delivery of The Star to your home every evening and Sunday morning. The Route Agent will collect at the end of each month, at the rate of 114 cents per days and 5 cents Sunday. 1931. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy tonight, minimum temperature about 32 de- grees, tomorrow fair, gentle northwest winds. Maryland—Cloudy tonight and to- morrow, not much change in tempera- ture, fresh northwest winds. Virginia — Party cloudy, slightly colder in west-central portion tonight, tomorrow fair, fresh north winds diminishing. West Virginia—Party cloudy tonight and tomorrow, slowly rising tempera- ture in west portion tomorrow. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 4: 12 midnight, 39; 4 37; 11 am, 40. Barometer—4 pm., 30.03; 130.03; 12 midnight, 30.04; 4 am,, 30 8 am, 30.08; 11 am, 30.10 Highest. temperature, 42, occurred at 4 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 36, occurred at | 6:30 a.m. today. ‘Temperature me dat: Highest, 73; lowest,. 38. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 4:58 a.m. and 5:25 pm.; high tide, 10:35 am. and 10:52 last year— | p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 5:27 a.m. and 6 p.m.; high tide, 11:11 a.m. and 11:29 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:54 a.m.; sun sets 5:51 pm. Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:52 a.m.; sun sets 5:52 p.m. Moon rises 8:43 am.; sets 9:53 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- | half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Cities. & Temperature. - Stations. Weather. Abilene, Albany,’ N, Atlanta, Clear | Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Birmingham ... 3 Bismarck, N. D.30.12 Boston, Mass... 20.96 Buffalo, N. ¥_."" 30.18 Charleston, §.C. 3012 Chicago, Til. Cincinnati, O Cieveland, Onio, 3035 Columbia,” S. C.30.16 Denver, Colo.... 20.86 Detroit, Mich... 30.26 El Paso, Tex. Pt.cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Indianapolis.Ind 20.28 JacksonvilleFla. 30.12 | Kansas City, Mo 30.1¢ [Los Angeles. Lovisville, K Miami, Fla . N. Orleans, La: New York, N Claar Cloudy Clear Clear Pt.cloudy Raining Clear Snowing Clear Cloudy . Clear elphia Phoenix, Ariz.. Pittsburgh, Pa Portiand, Me. Portland, Oreg. 30.40 Raleigh.' N, C. 3012 Salt Lake City. 30.10 San Antonio... 29.94 San Diego. Calf 30.08 San _ Prancisco. 30, 82" ouier Moo 30,30 St. Paul, Minn. 30.24 Seattle, 'Wash.. 30.40 30.30 3012 Z30.08 FOREIGN. (7 am., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. London, England . Rain Paris, France % Berlin, Germany. 34, Brest,” France s Geneva, Switze: 34 Clear Btockholm 36 Cloudy 52 Clear Spain.. . oon, Greenwich' time, today.) Horta (Fayal). Azores... 60 Part cloudy Current observations.) Bermuda . 64 . “Porto Rico. Cubs,... 29.96 3016 29.98 Pt.cloudy Cloudy Raining Clear Cloudy Clear Bt.cloudy 018 Ptcloudy 0.22 Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Fart cloudy 'LYNHAM FUNERAL HELD Bronze Company Rerpresentative Buried in Rock Creek Cemetery. Funeral services for William B. Lyn- ham, 58, a traveling representative of the Art-in-Bronze Co., who died here { Thursday, were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the chapel of J. Willlam Lee Sons, 332 Pennsylvania avenue. Burial was in Rock Creck Cemetery. L Gus Overcomes Roomer. Walter Wood, 30 years old, roomer at 705 Sixth street, was found in his room late yesterday afternoon suffering from illuminating _gas poisoning. Herbert Richardson, 200 Bates street, found the sick man and summoned aid, members of a fire rescue squad and a Casualty | Hospital physician responding., _The sick man was revived without being taken to the hospital LOST. DIAMOND EARRING_Somewhere 4612 Kansas ave; and 5401 13th st. nw. Lib- d for return of heart- A.B. Mak- ‘Baltimore. EMERALD—$50 shaped_emerald lost from ring. over, Baltimore Trust Building, Telephone Plaza_0665. EYEGLASSES, in black case marked M. A. Leese: Monday or Tuesday. Reward. Lin POCKETBOOK, brown leather, containi 2 crucifixes, 2 medals and about $8.50: Tue day night. Phone Atlantic_2710-J _Rewar POLICE PUP. large male. 5 months old, dark brown and tan markings. white tip on end of tail, answers to name of “Tip.” Finder return to 3000 Cathedral ave. or telephone Columbia 2000 or Adams 8030. Reward. UMBRELLA, Iady's, red silk, stubby handle. red transpirent bakalite knob containis embedded flower, on Rock Creek Bridge ca: Thursday night.” Reward. Clev. 2179-J. _2: WRIST, WATCH, lady s, white gold. ensraved “DML." _Reward. Phone Cleveland 1496. 3219 McKinley st 22° FUNERAL DIRECTORS. _ CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST, CAFITOL ST. ALMUS RSPE)\RE " Joseph ‘F Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. gng ‘GEO. W. WIS'I;Z Co. 2000 M St Clyde J. Nlchols, Inc. _4209_9th_St. N. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the sucressors of with the original W K. Spea Phone 1009 H St. N.W. P 8t. N.W. Phone National 2892, Established 18 Formerly JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. _1337 10th St. .___Ph th 0047, _ " W. W, Deal & Co. _316 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8200 Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home New_York_Ave. N.W. District 2606 CHAMBERS CLEMENTS’ JAMES T. CLEMEN’ / Established 1862 1241 Wiseonsin Avi J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS,” FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 332 PA_AVE N.W.___NATIONAL 1384. 1385 P. J. SAFFELL PERSONAL SERVICE—REASON. 738 5th_St. N.W. N Frank Geicr s Sons Co. Lbh7h Ohupel. Teiepnons National 2473 "Wm. H. Sardo & Co. ”4 Pt cloudy | PBt.cloudy | Part cloudy | between | THOMAS IGLEHART DIES |spanish War Veteran win Buried Tuesday. Funeral services for Thomas Iglehart, who died yesterday at George Wash- ington University Hospital at the age of 53 years, will be held Tuesday morn- ing at 10 o'clock at the W. W. Cham- bers funeral home, 1400 Chapin street Be Cemetery. Mr. Iglehart was a veteran of the Spanish-American War. His widow and four children, Donald, O.ga, Dolores and Frances, survive. Man Robbed of $97 James Pinkney, 6363 G street south- east, today furnished police descriptions of three colored men who robbed him of $97 Thursday night at First and P streets southwest. Dratha THEODORE. *suddenl Feoruary 20, 1631 ut b 3000 44th st on Fri- residence, resting residence Mordav. be held at City, Utah BAKER, HENRY N. ruary 18. 1931, at BAKER of Girard st o of Loretta Baker, father Loretta, Iyone. Lillian and Henry Baker: son of Ella Baker and brother of Charles and Robert — Baker. ~ Remains resting at Frazier's funeral home, 389 R I. ave. n.w. Funeral Sunday. February 22 at’ 1:30 | from Frazier's funeral home. 389 R. n.v Rev. R. W. Brooks officiating Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. at_the February 2 p.m. Interment Salt Pleass omit flowers. On Wednes 2 am. HENRY N Departed this life on Fehruary 1931, ai ¥ ALSERTA BARNI 205 Q at. n.w. She'leives to mourn their loss & de- voted husband. Barnes. three sons. one duuglite one sts. ter ‘and u host ‘of o'her relaiives and friends. Remains resting at the funeral purlor of the George B, e Co., 141¢ Florida~ ave, re. until Siturday ‘noon, thence to her late Pu from Third B.ulm, ‘hurc Rev Hulloe The . ROBERT STEVEN Thursday, 19. 1931, anac Lake, N. Y. ROBERT STEVENS BRADLEY. aged 37 years. son of the late Robert Ed- mond and May Sherman Stevens Bradley. Funeral notice later. CAHOON, LEOTA. On Frida LEOTA. beloved 1931, at A . mother ' of Kenneth and beloved daughter of Mrs. Lucy V. Buckley. Funeral from Bethany Baptist Church. 2nd_st. and Rhode Is- land “ave. n.w., ¢n Monday, February 23, Ab,130, D, * Interment Pairfax Court House, Va., Cemetery. CLARK. ELLA. Departed this life on s day, February 20, 1931, at 1 p.m.. ELLA CLARK. wife of the late John Clark and devoted mother of Jchn, Julius and Walter Clark, Funeral from her late residence, 1005 irving st. n.w., Monday, February 23, at 1 p.n. 22 CLARK. ELLA. All members of Geth- semane Chapter. No. 3, O. E. §. are here- by notified of the death of Honored Lad; ELLA CLARK. Funeral from her son' residence.’ 1005 Irving st. n.w.. Monday, Pebruary' 23, 1931, At pm BELLE SPRAGUE. R. M., H A: W. CHAPMAN, R. P, M. E. WHITE, Sec. 2 DOWNING., MARGARET B. Suddenly, Pri- day, February 20, 1931, at her_home, 1262 Lawrence st. ne. Brookland, D. C., MAR- GARET B. DOWNING, daughter of the Iate Col. Martin C. and Katherine Corkery Burke of St. Louls, and sister of Mrs. Ada M. Noel 1 St. An- thony’s Church, 13th and Montoe sts. n.e. on Monday, February 23. 9 am. Mol;m Pphr\urv :o at Friends invited. Interment at Olivet Cemetery. DOWNS. BEAUFORD F. Friday, Febr 20; 1031, at. Providence Hospital, BEAUL PORD F., belcved son of Benjamin F. and Rhoda V. Downs. Services Wil be held AL his late residence. 304 South Carolina ave. se. Monday, February 23, at 3 pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 2 GETTINGS, ALBERT L., Jr. On Friday, February 20. 1931, at his residence, AL: BERT L. GETTINGS. Jr. beloved son of Albert and Margaret Gettings (nee Swai Funeral from the home of his aunt, M George Kragmann, 606 Girard st. n. Monday, ~Pebruary 23 Creek "Cometery. invited to attend. 00D. MARGARET THOMAS. Suddenly, on Thursday, February 19, 1931, at her residence. 603 New Jersey ave. n.w.. MAR- GARET THOMAS GOOD. devoted wife_of liam Good. daughter of the late Charles Hand Goooiine W Witliame, mother of Evelyn M. Good and Mrs. Helen B, Pasne. Funeral Msnday, February 23, 'at 9 a.m. from the Holy' Redeemer Church. Re: guiem ma: ns resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1433 You st. n.w. va22 GRAHAM, RICHARD. On Friday, Febru 20, Josi, RICHARD GRAHAM. aged Funeral from W. W. Deal's funeral Bome. 8188 st. e, on Monday, February 23. at 1:30 pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. HAGER, MARIA. On Saturday, Febfuary 21, 1931, at her residence. 1711 C st. s.e. MARIA,' beloved wife of John Hager. No- tice of funeral later. HALL, EMMA. Or Tussday, February 1931, at_Gallingsr Hospital,” EMMA HALL! -She'leaves a sister. Sarah Thompson: brother, Charles Hall; an aunt, two niece three nephews and a host of othe tives and friends. Funeral Sunday, Feb- ruary 22, at 1:30 pm. from Morris A Carter's funeral home, 2nd and F sts. 5., HOLLANDER, EDWARD. On Friday, Feb- ruary 20, 1931, at_his residence. 511 Ogle- thorpe st. ni.. EDWARD HOLLANDER. beloved father ‘of Amelie_Hollander Sel. in bis 76th year. Funeral Sunday, ry 22, at 11 a. Tom his late resi- . Interment in the Washington He- brew Congregation Cemstery. 22 HOLLANDER, EDWARD. The members of | Association’ of Oldest Inhabitants are Quested to_attend the funeral of our late associate, EDWARD HOLLANDER, from hi; late residence, 511 Oglethorpe st. n.w. Bunday, February 22, at 11 am. THEQDORE P. NOYES, President. J. FLIOT WRIGHT. Secretary. HOLMES, ELIZABETH. On February 19, 1931, ai 930 p.m. at Emergency Hospital. ELIZABETH HOLMES of 2130 Newport pl.. wife ‘of Warren L. Holmes and mother of William A. and the late Greenberry Holmes. She leaves one sister, Mrs. Julia Butts of New York City; one brother, Allen B Prather Hagerstown, Md., ‘and meny other relatives, Funeral services will ky held at Brook Grove, Md., Monday, Feb- | ruary 23, at 1 p.m. 2 IGLEHART, THOMAS G. On Friday, Feb. Tuary 20.'1931, 8t George Washington Uni versity Hospital, THOMAS G.. husband o! Olga Iglehart of 2630 Adams Mill rd. n.w. Funeral services at W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. 1w, Tues: . February 24, al 10 am. Interment Atlineton National Cemetery: 23 IGLEHART. THOMAS G. A special com- inunication of Hiram Lodse. No. 10, F. 4. 1630, . and New York ave.. . for the pi pose of attending the funeral of our late brother, THOMAS G. IGLEHART. GEORGE M. IRE[AN, Master. WILLIAM H. GRASS. Secretars. 23 JACKSON. ANNA M. Departed this life on Wednes February 13, 1931, at Phila- delphia ANNA “M..'daughter of th~ late Arthur’ and Ca.uerine Jakson. de- voted cister of Sanford Jackson. Florence Green, Arthur Jackson, ‘Marie Jones and Victoria Jackson; devoted aunt ‘of Beulan M. Green, sister-in-law of Rebecca Jack- sor., Frederick Green and Robert L. jones. Remains resting at Barnes & Gray's fu- neral parlor, 614 415 st. s.w., u. Saturday. Fureral Sunday,” Februa; d at 2 o'clock p.m. funeral parior, vited. Rev. R. W. S. Thomas oficiating. NA . Offcers and Members tar Tabernacle, No. 5 T 3. of Moses: ' You ure hereby Bitend " the . funeral” of our ANNA M. JACKSON, Sunday Tosi, et 3 orclock b :», ray's' funeral pariors it PRANG LARKH‘B‘ TIABYL WARRIS. W, ALICE V. SIMMS, R. S. JACKSON, LLOYD T. Departed this life suddenly Friday, February 20, 1931, at his residence. Cabin John. Md., LLOYD T. JACKSON. He leaves three sons, Liovd, Grafton and Oliver Jackson; one datigh- ter, Mrs. Ida Dove: one sister, three brothers and other relatives and friends. Funeral Sunday, February 22, at 2 pm., from Moses Hall, Cabin John, Md, LEARY, DAN WAITE. On Friday, Febru- ruary 20, 1931, at Georgetown University Hospital,’ DAN WAITE LEARY, husband of Marie Leary. Services at 2 o'clock p.m. Sunday, "February 23, at Community Methodist Episcopal ' Church, Aurora Helehts, Va. = Interment” Columbla Gar- dens, Clarendon, Va. LEARY, DAN WAITE. A special eummum- cation_of Columbia’Lodge, No. 285, A. F. & A. M., at the Masonic Temple, Claren. don, Ve Sunday. Pebruary 32 109 st 1 for' the purbose of attending the fu- Rerat ‘of our late brother, DAN WAITE LEARY. . A. SULLIVAN, Master, 22 LEEMAN, n'rw MAY. On Thursday, Feb- ruary 19, 1, "al 9:45 p.m.. at Sivley Memorial. Ho &n, EFFIE MAY. beioved wife of John s Leeman and mother 5 Adam W Hetbert P. and Edith Thelm Leeman, in the 61st yenr of her age. Fi from her late residence, 638 E_st. Monday, February 23, at 2 p.m. Rel- atives and friends invited to atiend. In- terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 23 LEEMAN, EFFIE MAY. The Ladies, Auxil; D. C. uested to meet ry 23, 1931, at funeral of our AN, EMAN. 'TON, Sect'y. Relatives andfriends y 70 friends in- b ELLA C. GRACE WEITZEL, Pres. LEWIS, ELIZABETH MARY. Departed this life February 20, 1931, at 2:25 a.m. at the Tesidence of’ her fon. Clarence. 1385 Fla. BLIZABETH MARY LEWIS, elatives rday Co.. 8 D.ex Burial Sundey at Summi, LOTT. REV. On Thursday, Pehrua l . At lfl 4th st. nw.. Rev. T. & ;e Mloved husband of Mattie Gay z.m snd geeiner of Hov A A Toit’ Re- matn sk Eoriers fu LR a Notice ‘of funeral Jatec, ! | | Interment will be in Arlington National | where services wili | ake | ay. Feb- | . husband | Thterment. Rock * A7 MAKEL. FRANK. lhrted th! Friday, February ID. 931 at o pm, at his residence. 1121 Browning s'. FRANK MAKEL. oeloved husband ‘of Jo- sephine Maki father of Esther., Joseph and Jnmci Mlkrh Remains resting ot B: o8 Gray's Mineral parlors. 614 4's & w. anleu of funeral hereafter. W MeMURTRI N D. On Friday. Fob ruary 20, the residence «f her 3 am N ghrong, 113 ecticut ave: HETEN D widos . of fiam ‘McMnririe of New. York and dauehe 167 o the late John W Doqriasy from the above eadoee onr | Toon. " Fabruary B a4 och Mot private MYERS. ABRA) On Priday. Peb, his re lence, 1523 Ozden heloved husband of and father of Mrs. G B Wilson and John C, Harry B. Robert R. and Abram F. Myers. Puneral !rom the W W Chambers, funeral ome. 1300 ‘Chapin st. n.w., on Monday, PFebrua 22. at 3l Initerment Fort Lincoln Ctm tery. 22 A NE. DANIEL P. On Friday, Pebruary i A Georgetoun Univeraty Hosr pital. DANIEL P. NOONE. Remains reste T ae the S H. Hines Go. Tuneral homes 2901 14th st. nw Funeral services at 8t. Charles’ Catholic Church. Garrison rd., rendon, V Monday, February 323, e mnks Wil be sad at 10 Am. Tt ent Philadelphia, Pa. 2 PROCTER. LYDIA oy, Febr 4 i'fe on s life Pri- Ty residenc Te. LYDIA "PROCTER 5. Remains parlors of Ale th 'st. se. Puner 5 'am. from S Church, “13th and G sts. s Mount Olivet Cemet; T. Sudd 1931 & WILLIAM 5od 63 years 23, from the resi- Lous Bauer, 1421 i . a' 830 a'm., thence to Holy Trinity’ Catholic Church’ at_ 9:15 am. where mass will be said for the reposs of his soul = Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. 2 - 08 Saturdag, AN, be- loved husband of Margarst A. Ryan (nee Filgate). Puneral from fis laie residence on Monday, February 23. at 8:30 a.m.. thence ch, where mass will or 'the yepose of his > Relatives und ‘Triends invited. Ine ternient Mount Olivet Cemetery. 2 R, FREDERICK J. On‘Thursday. Feb- rusry’ 19, 1931, FREDERICK J. SIEBER, hitband of. Grace P and father of Audrey W.. Frederick J. and Shiviey Seiber, Pu- te Tesidence, 3728 Benton 1t am. Eiy SKINE VINCENT. Suddenly, en bruary 21, 1931, ERSKINE SMITH. beloved son of Erskine H. and Estelle Smith. 2627 11th st. Notiee of funeral hereafier. STANFIELD, ALICE. Thursday. Februan 1931, "at ‘Garfeld Hospital, 'ALIC STANFTELD. devoted mother of Gella Stan: 18 Kingman'pl. nw. "Remaio: & Allen's funeral parior - ave. n.w. Notice of fungral WATKINS. SOPHIA. Departed this _life Wednesday, February 18, 1931, SOPHIA WATKINS. She leaves two daughters, two sons, Ella White. Alice Weldon, lLouis Jackson, James White. Remains’ resting &t the ‘funeral pariors of Alexander 8. Pope, 315 15th st. se. FPuneral Sunda; February 22, from Nash Memorial M. Church at 3 pm. Interment at Payne Cemetery. WHITFORD. GEORGE LANGDON. On Pri- y, February 20, 1931, at his residence. GEORGE_LANGDO! H. Hines Co. n.w. Sunda: Interment Warner, nw. 2901 14th st February 22, at 4 p.m. WINDFOI. ALBERTA. on Friday, Peb- ruary 26, 1931, ALBERTA, widow of liam M. Windsor. * Funeral from the ¥ dence_of her daughter, Mrs. Mattie Pad. gett, 225 H st n.w. on Monday. Rebruar: 23, at'3 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Ceme- Entered into eternal February 10, 1931, at § CLIA WINFIELD. Remains ‘restiny B dames H. Winsiow C0. chapel: 12th a . n.w. Funeral Sunday, February 33, o'clock, from ~Friendship Baptist » 1st and i sts. s.w. Friends in- JULIA Entered into eternal 1931 8 o'clock ey and Marthe. Samicarive DI 13th 31 B, JULIA WINPIBLD, des voted friend of Mrs. Annie W, Lee, Mr: Lema J. Hart, Mrs. Louisa Kemp and Mr. James H. Dale, jr. Remains resting at ‘James H. Winsiow Ca’s chapel. 3¢ Rosts. now, Funeral Sunday. February 22, at 1 o'clock. from Friendship Baptist Ci‘u‘rch st and H sts. s.w. Friends in- e There is a place where spirits blms. Where friends hold fellowship with friends. Though asunder far, by faith we'll meet Around one commori merey n;-fi:, bere of BITIEE of G. S, and D. assemble’ at Priendship Paptist onumn. ist and H sts. s.w., Sunday, February 22. 1931. at 12:30 p.m..'to conduct the funerai of Sister JULIA WINFIELD, grand presiding daushte- By order of VILLIAM, ROBINSON, Grand Chie!. . SHEPPARD, Grand ‘Sec. - DACE. o1 Nstional Grind Seo: WINFIELD, JULIA. The Ladies’ Orispus At- tucks Relief ~Association announces death of Mrs. JULIA P Sunday. Pebruary 22, 1931, at 1 from Friendship Baptist Church, lst and H st N e TON, Pras. JULIA WEST H. JENNIE E. BARNES, Rec. % WINFIELD, JULIA. The Youns Ladies’ Im: meciate Relief Assogiation are requested 1o attend the funeral of Mrs, JULIA WIN- FIELD, Sunday, February 32, 1931, st 1 o'clock. from Friendship Baptist Church, 1st and H fts. sw. MRS, MINNIE CONAWAY, President, ADDIE CHASE GREEN, Rec. WOOD. ROSE E. Departed m- 1ife_on il day morning, February 20, 1931, ROSE E. WOOD, beloved wife of Louls Wood. She leaves to mourn her loss a loving mother, four_ brothers, two_sisters, s devoted hus- band. an infant baby, a host of other relatives and_friends. = Funeral se at Thirteenth Street Baptisi Church, 13th and Corcoran sts. n.w.. Monday, Feoruary 23, at 1:30 p.m. Friends are asked to tend. Interment at Woodlawn Cemetery. | ZEVGOLIS, SOPHIA G. On Thursday, Peb- uary * 13,1931, at’ Children’s Hospi SOPHIA . beioved dsushier of Georse and Katherine Zeveolls, aged 6 onths - Funeral from the W. W. cham bers funeral home, 1400 Chasin it. B on Bunday. Februars 32, at 3 pm. ' Serv ices in St. ‘Sopnia’s Church. 8th and L . =t 2:30 p.m. Interment Cedar zrgm In Memoriam. | BOWLER., THOMAS C. In loving memory of our dear father, THOMAS O. Tho left ‘us five years ago, February 21, 1924 In five years you heve be: We've learnsd how muc ear. away the heart can For eath passing day’ brings thor hts of you. HIS SON AND DAUGHT! DAVIS, CARRIE. A tribute of love u the memory of our_devoted wife and mother. CARRIE DAVIS, who departed this life one year ago today, Pebruary 21. 1930. HER HUSBAND. JOHN H. DA CHILDREN. CARRIE E. DAVIS AND JAMES A. DAVIS. GURLEY, PLEASANT: SETTLERS. M, THA. In loving remembrance of our desr grandmoiher, PLEASANT GURLEY, Who left" us eighteen vears ago today, February & and _our devoted mother, MAR. TLERS, who departed this life Fetruary 17, 1926 As we lovad them, 80 we miss them: In our hearts they are always near; Lovea. remembered. longed for alway: Brinking many @ silent tear. DAUGHTERS AND GRANDCHILDREN. HEBBRON, BENJAMIN. Sacred to the mem- ory_ of ’our dear brother, “BENJAMIN HEBBRON, who passed away thirteen years ago today, February 21, 1918. Loved in lite, remembered in_death. ESSIE AND HARRY. * HERRIMAN, SADIE V. A tribute of love to of our dear wife and mother, HERRIMAN, who entered into st four vears ago today, Febru- Like & flower that fades away, Upon_this earth she could not' stay, For_God sees and knows the best. So He took our loved one home to rest. The world seems quite another place Without the smile of her dear fac We have a picture framed of yo Framed in memory, loving and tru Rest on, dear mother. thy labor's o'er, Thy willing hands will' toil no more. Faithful mother, both true and kin A truer mother ‘you could never find. 1 of us she did her best rant her soul eternal res THE FAMILY. * MARY. In loving remembrance our ‘mother and grandmother, MARY SACKSON, who departed this iife six years ago today, February 21, 1025, Although our burdens are sometimes h And our trials are like sunshine and rain, ‘There is one God blessing— There is & meeting and greeting again. IRENE, JUANITA AND CRAWFORD. ROGERS. WANNER M. In remembrance of WANNER M. ROGERS, who departed this life February 21, 1919. in_ the heart lies a picture Of a loved one Taid 3 rest. In_memory's frame we shall Keep i, Because he was one of the est. MOTHER AND FA SHANKLIN. MAGGIE. 1n sweetest memory of my darling mother, MAGGIE SHANK- LIN, who left me three years ago today, February 21, 1928. HER LONELY DAUGHTER, LEONA B. In sad but lov~ HALL, Landover, Md. WASHINGTON, ANNIE N, brance of my dear mother, AN- ASHINGTON. who departed this ing reme: NIE N. life sixX years ago, February LOVING ~ DAUGHT! T BEAUTIFUL—FLOWERS—RARE, POR ANY OCCASIONS REASONABLE. VICTOR “FLOWER_ SHO! 732 oth ST NV, - NATIONAL 6538310 GEO. C. SHAFFER SSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MOD. ATE Pl ES. TEL. NAT. 2416 Tk sexecrs Eye de os. Co., 1212 F$t. ‘m‘ [nt Anto Delivers Service. XPressive—~i