Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1931, Page 7

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FEBRUARY 22, THE AVENUE AT SEVENTH Come Monday to save in our Washington’s Birthday Storewide Sale Men’s $5—8$6 SoftFeltHats BROKEN LOTS $1.95 AP-BRIM, Welt.Edge and ) Homburg styles in the prevail- ing colors —Tan, Brown, Grey, izes 63 to 7% (but none Saks—First Floor L ] Men’s $1.95-$2.45 Fancy Shirts $1.15 BROADCLO‘IH and Madras, fig- ured and striped. Collar-at- tached and collar-to-match. Some with the new low round-ront col- lars. Broken ranges, 13); to 18. Saks—Fir:t Floor ® Men’s $3.00, $3.50, §4 Demi-Bosom Shirts; one and two collars; new s and colors;” @ 65 WESESAIBIL - Ciaseiin: Men's §7.50 Plain-color Silk Shirts; collar - attached, collar - to - match ; slightly soiled; broken $3 85 sizes .. 25 Silk Shantung Shirt and Tie Sets; were $5.00; collar $3 85 attached; broken sizes. i Men’s $1.00 Hand-Tailored 456 Ties . Men's $1.50 and $2 Hand- Tailored Ties .. Men’s $2 Flannel Mufflers ..........c.o0 $1 Kumaparts and Links .. . Odd Lot of Men's White and Fancy Shirts; soiled or mussed; collar-attached and neck- Soc band; broken size: Men’s $3.45 Gloves lined and unlined; Lro- 31 85 ken sizes .. Men's $250 Tan (,np' Slip-on Gloves; wool lined; sl 15 broken sizes .. Men's 50c Initialed Linen 25c and Fancy Handkerchiefs. Men's $1 Fancy and Ini- 500 tialed Handkerchiefs Men's $150 Fancy Suspen. et G50 e o en's elds an Straps; broken sizes. ... 850 Men's $750 Black l,-nlhennv Coats; single-breasted; 3748, only $3.85 Men's $2 and $2.51 andker. sl chief-and-Tie Sets Siataes 8 pairs Rayon Step-ins; were $2.50; broken sizes. . 85(3 8500 Duofold Union Suits; white rayon; lisle inner fab- ey . $4.45 $5 Duofold Union Suits; short- sleeve, Yy style; sizes T e = $3.85 drawer artach- ments; for sport wear; - broken sizes .... $1-9D Men’s $1 Mercerized Lisle Pull- Over Athletic Shirts; bro- £ rlel e Mep's $4.95 Pull-Over crew and V-neck; plain and fancy ... ~um1m. Men's $2, $2.50, $3 Pajamas; 31 sizes A, B, C; slightly soiled on and Wool Hose..... Men's $1 Fancy Half Hose 550 o Men’s $2 W ool Golf Hos broken sizes, 10 to 12 ... 950 medium weight; long sleeve, ankle ; sizes 36, 38, 42, = l-ngfh ’ u‘ S0 81':,‘., Men's 50c Fancy Lisle Ray- 35 sizes 10 t0 12 ............ Men's $2.50 Partacool Union Suits; 4 Saks Close-Outs! 51 Men’s Suits, 22 Overcoats, 11 Topcoats, 510 Suits are in light and medium grey wizes. Overcoats, grey and tan: sizes 34, 35, 36. Knicker:, all sizes.. First Floor Final Reductions! $35—%40-%45—550 Finer Saks Suits, O’Coats, Topcoats Of This Season! Most Suits with 2 Trousers HEN we say “$35, $40, $45 and $50 values,” SEASON at those we mean clothing selling THIS prices. tans; also a limited number of blues. Suits are in wanted Over- coats are in greys, browns and blues; many with velvet collars. Topcoats offer wide variety of patterns, as well as some tan Camel Hairs. Every size in the group but not in every pattern. Saks—Third Floor $12.95 and $14.95 Boys’ 4 .Piece Suits With Two Pairs of Knickers $8.95 LAST and lowest price of the season. Boys’ FINER suite! All-wool Tan and Grey Tweeds. Herringbones and Finished Worsteds from high- er grades. All suits with 2 pairs of knickers. Sizes 7 to 18. Saks—Second Floor L] Bovs' $15.95 Albert Richards Horsehide Leather Coats; black and mrdmnn- double w0 $11.95 »/: lnllnr-' odds e 107 §1 Knick- 35¢ Boys' and ends; ken s Boys' $2.95 l.onlurm ers: full lined, full e, Sheein o §GONNG terns; 7 to 18 $1.95 Litle Boys' W ool Pants Wash Top Suits; some Jersey suits; broken sisurers, D133 Boys’ $1.00$1.50 Khaki Shirts and Blouses; regular and sport necks; Eroken 39(. sizes. $22.50 and $25.00 2.-Trouser *“‘Prep” Suits and O’Coats on Sale Tomorrow $15.45 LAST and lowest the season! - Trouser Prep Suits in (rr'\ and Brown: Overcoats in Tweed and Herringbone weaves in Grey and Brown: selid and overplaid. Chest 31 to 36, Saks—Second Floor $14.95 Trouser Suits; suits, size 16 $1.50 Little Boy Cotton Shorts; tans and greys; ken sizes. price_of Boys' 3.Piece Long ‘* $4.95 Wool and full " lined; bre- 50¢ Boys' $20.825 Horsehide Leather Sheep-lined Coats; genuine Wombat collar; wool plaid lined: $14.95 full belted; sizes 8 10 20. Boys' $4.95 Hockmeyer Trweed- uroy Reversible Lumber- jackets; wool plaid lined; fancy blue, grey, $3.45 brown; sizes 6 to $10.95 4-Piece Knicker Suits; 11 cuits; m.s JIMl wits; $4 95 ODD LOT TABLE: Choice Prepster Felt Hats, Leather Helmets, W ool and Leatherette Lumberjack:, Little Boys' Combination Suits, Foot Ball Suit-, etc. Broken lots and sizes; some slightly soiled. Saks Boys’ $3-84 Shoes $1.95 IGH and low. Black and Tan. Sizes 9 to 12 and 4 to 5%. 17 pairs in all. $1.75-2.75 Boys Keds Boys' Storm Rubbers 31 puirs Boys' Spanish Calf Slippers, size 7.. 500 4 pairs Child's Tan Play Shoes; sises 514, 6.... 50c Saks—First Floor Second Floor Close-Outs! 10 Men's Cutaway Coats and Vests; were $30 to $60; dark Oxford Grey; broken 815 © $30 5 Men's Slickers; were $7.00 Otive color; larse @9 Q5 sizes ; 9 Men's Lounging Robes; were $10 to $14.75; 5 small, 1 medium, 2 large, $4.95 1 extra large..... 7 Men's Smoking Jackets; were $7.50 to $15; $4.95 all fancy colors; broken sizes. . Sulu—flu‘rd Floor “BLONDE BANDIT” ATEXECUTIONSCENE Mrs. Schroeder and Dague Arrive at Rockview to Pay Penalty for Crime. By the Associated Press. BELLEFONTE, Pa., February 21.— Their last journey at an end, Mrs. Irene Schroeder, 22, and W. Glenn Dague, 34, convicted slayers who are to die Monday morning, arrived late today at Rockview Prison, scene of Pennsylvania _electrocutions. The trip, miade by motor, was started from New Castle earlier in the day with the couple under heavy guard. The two, sentenced to pay the ex- treme penalty for the killing of ‘Corp. Brady Paul of the Highway Police De- cember 27, 1929, were taken at once to the death house. They will remain in cells near the execution chamber until summoned to begin the death march shortly before 7 o'clock Monday morning. Those in the car with the doomed couple said they had never seen Mrs. Schroeder in better spirits. Dague, while not showing the same light- hearted attitude, did not appear at all depressed. While preparations were being com- pleted for the electrocution, attaches of the penitentiary pointed out that the condemned couple would be the first to die in the electric chair on a day cele- brated as a legal holiday in Pennsyl- vania. In the past, either by accident or by design, holidays have been avolded when dates were set for the exacting of death penalties. Even in the Schroeder- Dague case, the electrocutions will not take place on the actual holiday, but on the following day which has been designated for the legal observance of ‘Washington's birthday. ‘The fact that Mrs. Schroeder will be the first woman in the history of the State to be electrocuted has resulted in concentrating public attention upon the impending event. APPEALS TO GOVERNOR. HARRISBURG, Pa., February 21 (). —Another appeal for a respite for Mrs. Irene Schroeder, 22, condemned to die | in the electric chair at Rockview Peni- tentiary Monday morning for the slay- ing of Corpl. Brady Paul on December 27, 1929, was recelved today by Gov. Pinchot. The appeal was in the form of a telegram from Judah P. Banjamin, New York City, who was chairman of | the Ruth Snyder Clemency Committee. | While Gov. Pinchot made no com- ment on the latest request for a respite, it was indicated at the Governor's office that he would not accede to Benjamin's request. Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours Joseph and Georgia Dunnington, girl. Alonzo D. and Anne C. Havden. girl. Calvin N. and_Laurene Pierson. girl. yd H. ‘and Sybil Enke. girl ichard H. and Emma Cauffman, girl. George A. and Mary I Dowden, girl Frank A ‘and Helen Hall. girl. Edward L. and Esther Martin, girl, Carl B. and Frances Shirley, girl. Harvey M. and Helen Janney. boy John d Marion E. Hinson. boy. Perry B. and Esther V. Johnson, boy. Alfred G. and Margaret Powel! David and Carrie E. & Char! nd Inez E. Richardson, Catile and Minnie Hymes. girl. Huitt L. and Amreta Scoti. gir. Ernest and Alice Hall. girl. Louis and Rose E. Wood. boy. Richard and Delilah Lewis, bo; Clyde C. and Lucille Preeman PHOTOGRAPHS COPIED-RENEWED ENLARGED-BY WBachrach- - 1342 _Conn. Ave. L. 4097 W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W, Corner Spring Road [ T— Col. 0464 Adams 10341 R YRvan Service) Is Dignified Our knowledge and understanding of "human emotions have proven of great value in lending dignity to the solemn task of a careful mortician. Model chapel, private ambu- lance and livery in connection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 FUNERALS e CHAMBERS 3 Funeral Chapels. one time Building and Chapels. This Fine Cloth Casket We can have 3 funerals at in our chapels at the same hour. We have 10 Cars, Hearses and Ambulances. Private Rooms for Families. and Equipped. No Charge for the Use of Our 1931—-PART ONE THE -WEATHER District of Columbla—Fair today: tomorrow increasing cloudiness and warmer, followed by rain at night. Maryland—Partly cloudy today: to- morrow increasing cloudiness, followed by rain at night; not much change in temperature, Virginia—Fair today; creasing cloudiness and warmer, lowed by rain in west portion. West Virginia—Increasing cloudiness and slightly warmer in west portion today; tomorrow fair. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Temperature—Midnight, 39; 2 am., 38; 4 am, 37; 6 am, 36; 8 am, 37; 10 :m.. lb 12 noon, 42; 2 p. 42; 4 pm pm. 42; 8 p.m. 40; 10 pm, 39. Hl[hnu 43; lowest 36. ‘Temperature same date last year— Highest, 73; lowest, 38. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 5:27 a.m. and 6:00 pm.; high tide, 11:11 am. and 11:29 pm. Tomorrow—Low tide, 5:56 a.m. and | 6:38 pm.; high tide, 11:49 am. The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose 6:52 am.; sun sets 5:52 pm. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:51 a.m.; sun sets 5:583 3 Moon rises 9:04 am.; sets 10:55 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. ‘Weather in Various Citles. ~Temperature.— Precipi- ax. Min. _ tation.8 at- Fri. Sat.p.m.to urday.oight. 8 pm. §p.m. 238 tomorrow in- fol- Asheville, N. C.. Atlants. Ga Atlantic City. 'N. U\ Baltimore. Md Birmingham. Ala... Bismarck. N. Dak. Boston. Mass N. ¥ Cheyenne. Cleveland. Davenport. Denver. Colo Des Moines. Detroit, Mich Duluth, Minn. El Paso, Tex... Galveston, Tex. Jacksonvile; Kansas City, Little Rock. Los Angeles. Calif. Louisville. Kv.... Marauette, Mich.... Memphis. ' Tenn. Mami, Fla... New York. N. | North Platte.” Nebr. Omaha. Nebi.... | Philadeipkia. “Pa’ | Phoenix. ~Afiz... Pittsburgh, Pa. Portland. Me Portland. Ore : 8alt Lake City, Utak.. Louis. Mo 5 Paul. Minn Antonio, Tex Diego, Calif. 8an Prancisco, Calif Santa Fe. N Mex Savennan, Ga ttle. Wash’.. Sorinkerd: "I Tampa, Fla... Toledo. Ohio . Vicksbure. Miss WASHINGTON, D. Fishermen Catch Coal. ‘When the steamer Nurtureton ran | aground off Dungeness. fishermen of Folkstone, England, abandoned the catching of fish for gathering of coal. To save the vessel cogl was dumped from her at the rate of many tons an hour. Work of jettisoning the vessel's 11,000 tons cargo so that she could be towed off took several days. R LOST ANIMALS E’ 340 Maryland LOST. BEAD BAG, fashionec money and vanity case:’ droppe of Women's City Club Priday evening. Please call_Columbia 0011 BILLPOLD, brown, Friday evening mones. “Reward. 'R. Hudson. Phone Dist AT e CATBlug Persian male cat. in cmu Chase . _Notify Cievelan DIAMOND - EARRING—Somennrs aien: 4912 Kansas ave and 5401 13th st. n.w. Lib- eral reward. Ad. 9462-J. EMERALD—380 reward for return of heari- shaped emerald lost from ring. A. B. Mak over, Baltimore Trust Building, Baltimore. Telephone Plaza 0665. EYEGLASSES—Pair of goid-rimmed eve. lasses. n.w. or near Municipal Fish. Mkt. eward. _Phone North 1735. EYEGLASSES. in black_ca: Lesse. Mondsy or Tuesday. 44: marked M. A. Reward. | Lin. GLOV Tu Reward. Cali Adams 6368-\ OPERA GLASSES, brown. pear tution Hall, Jan. ifl Phone Col. 9641-J. after 6 p.m.” Reward. i POCKETBOOK, biue leather: left in 35c cab Pebruary 20, about 7:30 p.m. contained le keys, papers and money. Liberal | reward._Pot. 1064 | POCKETBOOK Black Georgin ave.: und other contents. Mrs. Elizabeth M. ler. 5405 7th st. nw. POCKETBOOK. black k Indles “waiting room. 1eturn to 1230 N. | ceive reward. e = POLICE DOG. mi Prankiin st n.e. Potomac 8501-W. Keward POLICE PUP. lirgs male. 5 months old. dark brown and tan markings, white tip on end of tail answers to name of “Tip.’ Pinder return to 3000 Cathedral ave. or telephone Columbia 2000 or Adams 8030. lost out of car on sep’ money and teturn bag ut- | o Tost between St Paul's Chureh nml llll Fairmont. Gol. 5734-J. | SHEPHERD. nd | answers name ““Toby"; male; | Call Columbia_ssoz-w.” " "¢ "> 7 \TXCK!T! to e ert _in Continental Hall Pebruary 2! lost Priday between Agricul- tural Bidg. and Potomac 1622. _ O red “transparent | embedded flower, | Thursday nieht WATCH, % | “Edwin 'to Apt. 103 | waton. link bracelet. abou: | Phone Nat. 4980 ning on Rock Creek Bridge car, Reward. Clev. :m .v n- neray Cleveland u_n. To Be Largest in Town All Newly Enlarged Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been re the Health Dej ent n the last Emma _Lioyd, 94, 804 E si Hette H. Clarke. the "Roosevelt Hotel. Abram Myers. 81,1523 Ogden st. tha F. Smith, 82, 4847 Wisconsin ave. Wilium Apelr$1. 8" Bisabeins Hoapiel Edward Hollander. 75. 511 Oglethorpe st. Emma J. Suttle. 73, 1844 Kalorama rd. Thomas F. Ryan, 72, 1318 Florida ave. n.e. Richard Graham. 70, G Hospital. (Emma Q. Reinhardi, 65, Walter Reed Hos- pital Nicholas M. Fratantusno, 60, 3912 4th st. fMe Leeman, 60, Sibley Hospital. jVilliam B. Lynham, 38, Home for Ineura: ble: Thomas G. Tglenart. 53, Georse Washing- ton University Hol ital. Harriett Cook, 49, 854 Whll"(f Pl. Molly Olinger. 42, Qallingy Daniel Leary, 43, Geo: BERYE Biis, 42, Naval Hospital uy . 42, Naval Hogpita Leota Cahoon, 33, |Bll; pital. R S T Whilam ‘Manseid: s, 11e0 B s 0 Al Eiz, Sl 88100 Bucld o Lootoree Rawkins, 687 3000 1Ra" Bokining e fitbeth Holmes, g0. Em B A Jrendan Only the thln crust of the earth is habitable, and its tremendous interior is not available to any living being. Qards of Thanka, DYER. HIRAM H. We wish to extend our thanks and appreciation to our friends and relatives for their kind expressions of sympathy and the beautiful floral tributes at the death of HIRAM H, DYER. ‘THE FAMILY. SCOGGINS, ELIZA. T wish to extend my thani deep appreciation to the many for the 'beautiful floral tributes FERDAUGHTER, HENRIETTA HAWKINS, Breathn AMUSSEN, THEODORF. Suddenly. on Pri- day. February 20. 1931, at his 3000 44th st n.w. THEODORE. husband of Lorna Russell Amus Testing at the residence atter 10 am Monday. February 23, wiere services wii Interment Salt L.nJ omit flawers. 22 R be held at 2 p City. Utah Plea On Wednesday. Feb- 1931, at 2 am. 736 Girard st. n.w. of Loretta Baker, father of Iyone. Lillian and Henry Bake: Ella Baker and brother of Ch rt Baker. Remains 1 Bobvicrs Bt nomy™ 3 R I Funeral Sun. HENRY N. husband Loretta, son_of BAKER of BRADLEY, lolll'l' STEVENS. P-D!ulr’ 19. 1931, at anac Lal l. Y. ROBERT STEVENS BRADLI nx-fl 37 years. son of the late Robert mond and May S8herman Stevens B ldl'y» Puneral from the residence of the Misses Bradley. 1722 N st. n.w., at 2:30 o'clock, on Monday, February 23, Hill Cemetery. BERGER. ISRAEL. Priday. Pebruas 1931 st his residence. 1137 18t st . 3’1 ISRAEL BERGER, 63 years of age. beloved father of Barney, Goodman. Harry, Morris nd Frieds Berger and Mrs. Tillie_Flacl }v:;:‘ l;‘g lbl'l“ Mi‘l&nlfi olsndumm Funeral e residence 22, at 12:30 p.m. CRAREe e CAHOON. LEOTA. On Priday. Februar 1, at Sibley Hospital. LEOTA. beloved wis' 3 By, JIoiptal, LEOTA, befoved K'tcnnt‘v.,h B'mil b!lovy!ud daughter of Mrs. Lucy uckley ineral from Bethan: Baptist Chureh. 2nd st. and Rhode ls{ land ave. nw., on Monday. Pebruary 33, at 1:30 ‘om. " Interment House, Va, Gemetery. CAHOON, LEOTA. A special Mizpah Chapter. No. 8. D ‘ "f":‘:'u:é for Monday, February 7! 1931, at 1 o'clock, for 'the purpose of attending the Ill(l)lgfl ol our late sister, LEOTA CA- ETHEL D. JONES, Worthy Matron. LOTTIE BAMFORTH. Secy. JAMES RAYMOND. Saturd, ary 21, 1931, at his residence. 1918 Lawrence st n.e..'JAMES RAYMOND, be- loved husband of Marcella Rose Carter (nee Wagner) and son of Jam the late Bertie V. Carter, Servi held at Zurhorst's funaral parlor. 301 East Capito] t. Tuesday, Pebruarv 24. at 3.30 pm Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Friends invited. 23 CLARK. FI Departed this life on_Pri- day. February 20. 1931, at 1 p.m.. ELLA CLARK. wife of the late John Clark and devoted mother of John. Jilius and wmu Clark. Funeral from her lat mmenee. 1904 Trving st. n.w., Monday, February 33, Thursday, Tnterment Osk FPairtax Court at 1 p.m. CLARK. ELLA. Al members of Geth- semane Chapter. No. 3. O. E._ 8. are here. by notified of the death of Honored Lady ELLA CLARK. _Funeral from her son's fihidence. 1003 Trving st n.w. Monday, February 23, 1931, at 1 A BELLE RAGUE. R. A W. CHAPMAN, R. P, M. E. WHITE, Sec. DEWEY. MILDRED McLEAN. Saturday. February 21, 1931, at her residence. 1601 K st nw. MILDRED MCcLEAN. widow of Admiral George Dewes. ' Private services at the residence Tuesday morning, Pebru- 4ty 4. Interment Washington' Cathe- ING, MARGARET Suddenly, Pri- . Pebiuary 20, 1931, at her home, 1262 Lawrence st. ne. Brookland. D. C., MAR- GARET B. DOWNING, daughter of 'the late Col. Martin C. and Katherine Corkery Burke of St. Louls. Mo.. and sister of Mrs. Ada M. Noel. ‘Puneral from 8t. An- thony's Church, 13th and Menroe sts. n.e.. on Monday, February 23, at Priends invited. Interment at Olivet Cemetery. DOWNS. BEAUFORD F. 201931 at Providence Hos FORD F. beloved son of Ben. Rhoda V. Downs. Services will be at his Iate residence. 304 South Carolina ave se. Monday, Pebruary 33, at 3 pm. Intermeiit Cedar Hill Cemetery. 22 FOSTER, LOUIS. Thursday. Pebruary 1o, . at Emergency Hospital, FOSTER. devoted friend of Mrs. Eva Whittington. He leaves many other friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rbines’ funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve ats. 5.W. Notice of funeral later. FRANCIS, LAWRENCE W. Satyrday. Feb ruary 211931, at 4:37 pm.. RENCE WOPRANCIS. "He 13 surtived by, pia mite: Anna B. Francis. also Virginia G.. Cath- erine M. and Lawrence W., 2nd. Notice of funeral later. GETTINGS, ALBERT L. On Priday, February 20. 1931 at his residence. AL: beloved son of am. Mount 23 Frida BERT L. GETTINGS. Jr. Albert and Margaret Gettings (nee Swain) Funeral {rom the home of his aunt, Mrs. George Krogmann. 608 Girard st. n'e.. on Monday, - Pebruary 23. = Interment Rock Creek ‘Cemetery. ~ Relatives and friends invited to attend. 22 GOOD. MARGARET THOMAS, Suddenly, on Thursday, February 19, 1031, at her residence. 603 New Jersey ave. n.w.. MAR- GARET THOMAS GOOD. devoted ‘wife of William Good. daughter of the late Charles H. and Caroline M. Williams, mother of Evelyn M. Good and Mrs. Helen B, Funeral Monday, February 23, at 9 from ‘the Holy Redeemer Church. quiem mass Remains restin Ernest Jarvis funeral chureh, st. n. HAGER. MARIA. Saturday, FPebruary 21 t_her rfesidence. 1711 C st. se. MARIA ‘HAGER thte Cimars. beloved of John E, Hager. Funeral from the above residence Tuesday. Pebruary 24. at 9 a.m.. thence to Holy Comforter Church. where mass will be said at 9:30 a.m. Relatives d_friends invited to attend. Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery 23 HALTERMA, AMBROSE M. Saturday, Feb- ruary 21. 1931, at his home. Cabin John. Md. AMBROSE M. HALTERMA. beloved husband of Sarah G. Halterma (nee Beas- ley) in his 515t year. Remains restin the Colonial funeral home of ~William Reuben Pumphrey of Rockville, Md. Fu- neral services and interment will bé held Monday. February 23, at Harrisonburg, Va. HAMMOND, O. W. Saturday, February 21, 1931, in Camden, N. J. O. W. HAMMOND. memiber of Harmony Lodge, No. 17. F. A. A M also member Mount Vernon Piace M. E’ Church South. beloved husband of Anna’ Hammond. Burial Arlington Ceme- ters. Notice of funeral later. HOLLANDER, EDWARD. On Priday, Feb- Tuaty 20, 1931, at bis resldence; SiI Ogle- thorpe st. n.w. EDWARD HOLLAN! beloved father ‘of Amelie_Holiander Sel inger. in his 76th year. Funeral Sunda February 22, at 11 a.m.. from his late 7e dence. Interment in_the Washington He- brew Congrezation Cemetery. 2 MQLMES, FLIZABETH. oOn Februsry 15, p.m. at' Emergency Hospit ELTZABETE ROLUES oF 315 Newpors b wife ‘of Warren L. Holmes and mother of Williem A. and the iate Greenberry Holmes, 8he leaves one sister, Mrs. Julia Butts of New York City: one brother, Allen Prather of Hagerstown. Md. and many other relatives. ~Puneral services will be held at Brook Grove, Md.. Monday, Beb- ruary 23, at 1 p.m. IGLEHART. THOMAS G. On Friday. Feb- Tuary 20.'1931, at George Wi Veraity Hospital, THOMAS Gor husband of Olga Iglehart of 2630 Adams Mill rd. n.w. Funeral services at W. W. Chambers Co. $100 This Is Equal to Any at Twice the Price This Vault Solid Steel Nearly 500 Ibs. of solid steel. Tetter: ® omy.” Cloth Caskets as Low as $35 We Claim to Produce the Finest Economical Funerals in the World _ Consult Us and Save More Than Half In Case of THE GREATER W. Death—Call W. CHAMBERS (CO. 14th, Cor. Chapin. Col. 0432 funeral home. 1400 Chapin’ st. n.w., Tues- day, February 24, at 10 a.m. Interment Ariington National Cemetery, 23 IGLEHART. THOMAS G, A’ gpecial com- munication of Hiram Lodge, No. 10 F. A RMC" s Called for ‘Tussdas, February a4, 1530, at “the Masonic Tempie, 13th st. and New' York ave. At 9:15 a.m. for the pur- o of attending the funeral of our late Fother, THOMAS G. IGLEHART. GEORGE M. IRELAN, Master. WILLIAM H. GRASS. Secretar ] JACKSON, LouIS| Pel 21, aauenter Mra S 108 Bryant ughter. Mry Julia Boggins, yan stUR MIGUISET JACKEON. devoted mother ot Mrs Cornelia Collins. Mts. Wil- Tie 'Rich,, James and Clarence McCarthy. Notice' of Tuneral later. Remains resting Ernest Jarvis funeral church, n.w. KING. CHARLES KIRBY. Suddenty, Satur: Gag: Februniy a2t 1031 CHARLES: 1INBY S oh ot “Adciuide - and the Warrinston, C, King, " Services at On chapel, 1754 Pa. ave. n.w. Tuesdsy, Tuary 24, at il a.m. Interment n;xk Creek Cemetery. LANE, HATTIE WILSON. Departed this life Satirday. February U, 1031, at ner rest; dence, HATTIE WILSON £ANE: devoted. dnig Titer of Tsabeila Hayhe Wilson. beloved wife of gr David A. Lane o Lane, Jr. Nemalns Testine. a rai home. 380 R. 1. ave. n.w.. until Mon- ay noon. ‘thence fo her d Puneral, Tuesds, Beten T iy Bl o, S o8 Butlxu l LEARY, DAN WAT clal communi- Cation_of Coluinbia Lodee o, 360, A.F. CATM at the Masonle Temple, Claren: don.’ Va'. Sunday. Februa:y 22. 1931, at 1 m.. for the purpose of attending the fu- eral of our Iate brother. DAN WAITE LEARY. T. A. SULLIVAN, Master. 24 THOMAS FRANKLIN. On Saturda: 21, 1931, THOMAS FRANKLI! scn of John W. and Mary T. Lee. d of Mary Byrd Lee and and Anna Lee. " Nofice unux.l EFEIE MAY. on Thursdar, Feb- . pm. at Sibley Memorial’ Hospital, EFPIE MAY. beloved Jonn Botsias o friends i Sermeent Codar Rilt Gometers, LOTT, REV. T. W. Thursday, Pebrusry 1! 931, at 1813 4ih st. n.w. Rev. T. he beloved huiband of Mattie' Ga djrother of Rav. A A Loh Re mains & ome. 7., February 23, from Frazier S Priends thvised. Inter: Memorial Cemetery. MAKEL. FRANK, Departed this lite Prida February 20. 1931 9:20 p.m. at h Tendence, 1131 Browning ol. ne.. PRANK MAKEL " beloved husband of Josephine Makel. father of Eather, Joseph and Jomea kel aing | resting at| Bernes & 3 funeral parlors. 2 & until § p.m. Sunday. February 22.” afier which remains will be carried to his late residence. Puneral Monday, Pebruary 23, at 1 p.m. 3 d bers of -A.IL m“- Oflelfl’al!l\s glil{'l ol O ’ 'l" ) l;l!\hl]’: at the Y'lldtn:edf Tother: i) fvf:-'":. DI mee. Monday. Pebruar § o ta) o o condyet the funera # NoE” JGHNSGN, Noble Grand. ANDREW JENKIN NNEY. 3. Satyrday. February .5"' A%t ek cesidence. 128 8in at. 8 3. Mc] ' aged 88 years, wife o the Tate John W." McKenney, of King County, Vs. Puneral ‘from the cbapel o P. A ‘Tallavull. 438 Tih st & % on Mondsy. February 23" a Rel tives and friends invited. Hill Cemetery. McMURTRIE. WELEN Tuary 20. 1831 ‘at 3 terment Cedar on Friday. Peb- e gesidence ot her Wiinam N strone. o Taeticur e HELEN D.. widos of W Titm Mewfaritie of New York snd duizh: Uglass e o ahove residence on Sunday after- Toon. Febminry 3, &t 4 oclock. | Tpier: noon. Pebrr ment privat \M. On Priday. February 20, M ar RS Yekidente. 1837 Ogden st n.w! ABRAM. beloved husband of Eilen 8 Myers_and father of Mrs C. E. Wilson and Jonn €. Harry B. Robert R _and Abram P. Myers. Funeral from the W W ambers funeral Bome. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. on Monday February 23 at 11 a.m. Interment Port Lincoln Cemetery. 32 INIEL P. On hld‘ February e g o A ’"- D IPH Hlnel Co. funeral home, B8R & Thw Puneral services &t 8t onaries” Catholle Church. Garrison rd.. endon, Va. Monday, 'February 23 88 will be said at 10 am. In- u';mml" Philadelphia, Pa. 22 NOONE. DANIEL P. Members of Washin ll,oll.gc“ntll. No. 234. Knights of Columbus, Sdvised of inie death Fiiday, Pebruary 320, 1931, of Brother DANIEL P. NOONE o BALNON Yo attend the faneral services at end the faner requ l!’flk C?ilnl:. f:llrendon. Va., Mon- ; ' @ ""%'flm. $o0k " Erand_Knisht. DR. 'A. D. WILKINSON, Fin. Sec. PARKER. LOUISE FRANCES ADELE. Sat- February 21, 1931, at Emergency LOUIsE FRANCES — ADELE PRWKER, decd 80 years. widow of the late John Parker. She is survived by Mrs. Josephine Besson, sister: Miss_Adele Besson, niece, and E. John Besson, nephew. Funeral services at Hysong's fu- neral home: 1300 N st. n.w. Sunday, Pe & vi e ’H’- ark. 80" Monday. Pebruary 33, Kaini1yes "ana. Trends respect: funy Favited 1o attend. POTTER. LENA HOPKINS. Departed this Jife Thursday, Pebruary i9. 1931, after briet iliness. at her residence. 424 South Royal st.. Alexandria, Va.. LENA HOPKINS POTTER. beloved William Potter nd _devoted daushter of Mrs. Moses mms. Puneral from Roberts’ Chapel M. E. Church Monday, Pebruary 23, at 2 pm Relatives friends of the family in- vited to attend. Interment at hel Cemetery, Alexandria, Va. PROCTER. LYDIA. Departed this lite Pri- day, February 30, 1931. at _her residence, 414" 4th st. se. LYDIA PROCTER. She leaves one son. six sisters. one brother and other relatives and friends. Remains resting_at_ the funeral parlors of Alex- ander 8. Pope. 315 15th st. se. Puneral Menday, February 23, at 9 am. from St. Cyprian‘s Church. 13th _and C sts. se. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. REYNOLDS. WILLIAM T. Suddenly. on Fri- day, February 20, 1931, at Georgetown University Hospital, WILLIAM T. REYN- OLDS, beloved son af the "lste John X and Julia A. Reynolds, aged 63 years. neral Monday, Pebruary 23. from the resi- dence of his niece, Mrs. Louis Bauer, 1421 33rd st. n.w.. at 8:30 a.m., thence 10 Holy Trinity Catholic Chureh’ at 9:18 am. where mass_will be said for the repose of his_soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Osk Hill Cemetery. 2 RYAN. THOMAS F. Suddenly, on Saturda; February 31, 1831, st nis residenc { Florida ave.'n.. THOMAS F. RYAN, Eooritihang ‘51 Macearet x. Ryan (nee Filgate). Funeral from his late residence on Monday, Pebruary 23, at 8:30 a.m . thence te St Aloysius Chuich, where mass will be saig 3t © a.m. for the repose of bis soul. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 22 SIEBER. FREDERICK J. On Thursday, Feb- 19, 1931, FREDERICK J. SIEBER. and of Grace F_and father of Audrey Prederick J. and Shirley Seiber. Fu- neial from his iate residence, 3728 Benton st. n.w., Monday, 11 a.m. 2 SMITH. CHARITY. Wednesday, February 1931, at her fesidence. 118 D st. s.w.. CaaRTYy" SMTTH, devored wite of Jease Smith, grandmother of Mrs. Ethel Mitchell sister’ of Mrs. Emma H. Christ of Somatca: Long Tsiand: J. 5. Williams, Brit- ton Williams and Londene Wise of New ¥ Willie Holmes. I from the John T. Rhines funerai rd and £76 dte. s, Sundey, Feb- rusry Intérment Lincoln Memorial’ Cemetery. o SMITH, ERSKINE VINCENT. Suddenly, Sat- rday. Pebruary 21, 1931, ERSKINE VIN- CENT SMITH. beloved son of Erskine H. Ona Estelle Brith 3637 T1th st nw. 22 tice of funeral hereafter. MITH, MARTHA F. Priday. hbrnny 20, S atATer residence. 4847 Wisconsin ave. n.w. MARTHA F. SMITH, aged 82 years, widow of James E. 8mith, mother of John F. and Edward E. Smith. Puneral services at the Wisconsin Avenue Baptist Church, 424 snd Fessenden sts. at 2 .m. Monday, February 323, Interment ional Cemetery. EORGE D. Suddenly. Saturday. 1931, GEORGE D.. beloved from his Tuesday. TEBB February 31, husband of Gri Iate residence, Feb: 4. at Req hrine of the Sacred Heart at 9 istives and friends invited. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 23 WHITFORD. GEORGE LANGDON. On Fri- day, Pebruary 320, 1931. at his residency 2401 Calyert st. n.w., GEORGE LANGDON. beloved husband of Florence Evans Whit- ford. Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st n.w.. Sunday fuary 22, at 4 p.m. Intermeni Warner, N H. 2 WINGFIELD. JULIA. The officers and mem- bers of Lydia H. H. R. are reauested to attend the funeral of our late inmate, JULIA WINGFIELD. Sunday. February 22 1931 at 1 pm. at the Friendship Baptist Church. 1st and H sts. s.w SISTER 8. DORSEY. M. N. G. SISTER HELEN THOMESON. Recording Secrela; WOOD. ROSE B, Departed this life on Fri- day morning, February 20, 1931. ROSE E. WOOD, belaved wife of Louis Wood. She leaves to mourn her loss & loving mothei four, brothezs, two sisters. s devoted hus- n_infant baby. & host of other and_friends. Puneral services at th Street Baptist Church. 13th nd Corcoran sts. n.w.. Monday, Feoruary 33 at 1:30 pm. Priends are asked 0 8t: tend. Interment at Woodlawn Cemetery.22% ZEVGOLIS, SOPHIA G. On Thursday, Feb- 19, 1931, at’ Children’s Hospital. SOPHIA G.. heloved daughter of George and Katherine Zevgolis, aged 2 years 6 months. Funeral from the W. W. Cham- bers funeral home. 1400 Chapin &t.” n.- on Sunday. Februarv 22, at 2 p.m. ’ Serv- ices in St. Sopnia's Church. 8th and L sts nw. at 2:30 p.m. Interment Cedar Hili Cemetery. 2 In Memoriam. CAMPBELL. MARY. Tn swee! memory Ny ariig Gaushter: " MARY "CAME. BELL. who left me one vear ago today, February 22. 1930, HER DEVOTED MOTHER, ROSA SMITH. * COLEMAN. JACK C. In loving memory of my dear father, JACK C. COLEMAN. who assed away two years ago, February 22, I have a picture framed of you, Framed in_memory, loving and true; None but my eyes can see your face, Deep in my heart. in itg hidine place, LOVING DAUGHTER, EFFIE E. P CIOCK WILLIS. In loving remembrance of our dear brother and uncle, WILLIS CROCKER. who_ departed this" life two year ago today, Pebruary 22, 1929. This day brings forth sad memories Of our dear ane lai 3 And tlie on*s who think of him today Are the ones who loved him best. 1t is lonesome without you. 89 sad and lonely the way, 80_life is not the same to us Since you were taken away. - GRAY, ELIZA E. A tribute of love to the memory_of our dear wife and mother. ELIZA E. GRAY, who entered into_ sternai Test one year ago today, Pebruary 22, 1930. Rest on. dear mother, thy labor’s o'er, Thy willing hands will toil no more. Faithful mother, both true and kind, A truer mother you could never find. For all of us she did her best, God grant her eternal rest. THE PAMILY. * HAWKINS, MARY . gacred to the mem- ory oL eur dearly bel ife and grand- mothef, MARY E. int 1 one “lodat Febe nto ternal rest one year al ay, Feb- ruaey 22, 1930. Loving and kind in it and just to : In Memortam, JETTER, SYDn£Y L. l'lfl T IR b e % JETTER. gzld twelve years to- dny. February To have, to love. ma then to part Is'the wisatest sorromw of gur hesrip HI8“WIFE AND D KING. ELIZABETH. Departed llh lite one e FRTARET Pt 5 eghe Bn"l)t‘)"‘oo. bruary 23, 1930, ELI ‘Today comes a lonely feeling As we think of you, sistel ‘This little wish comes stealini Oh. if you were nere. DUKEY AND FAMILY, KING, EDITH MAE. In loving remembrance of our dear little daughter and sister. EDITH MAE KING, who died Vflnt yoa ag0 today, February 33, 1922, aged § years and 10 _months, MOTHER, DADDY AND KENNETH. LEAVELL, JESSIE L. In ud but l i JESSIE L. LEAVELL. vno Dll# way @ight years ago today, Pebruary l* Our hearts cannot tell how we miss you, !ll,! God t;n!!]ln";'s h'n:‘ miss HER DEVOTED HUSBA! wo- o ND' AND Ewis DA AND RiCHARD. 1 our dear mother. IDA LEWIS. December 24, 1589, and our RICHARD LEWIS, who died 1920, Mourr them not. they're Angels led them all the Rich'in me:cy, Jesus called them To the land of endless day. THEIR CHILDREN. * LOBSIGER. METTO. In sad but loving Te- membrance of ou: dear over mother. METTO LOBSIGER. who " entered iats SieTnal Test ten years awo today, Pebruary MEMORIES. DEAR MOTHER, OF YOU. Ten years have passed. dear mother, Bui our hearts are just the same, For many a silent tear has fallen At the mention of thy nam Just like & beautiful flower, mother dear, your sunshine grew, Which brings "to us’ ever the loving thoughts ‘of you. Tt comes and lingers whenever it will, At the noontime hour or the evening still. And biings with it wishes of love so true Memories, dear memories, oh, mother, of Yo You nursed us through our infant years, o ioven e e e <3 WhAus St oh With counsels xo0d And i, "0 Angd when our excing footstens tra How sad that h t of thing e You loved us better than l!! re, Dear mother, mother mine. Amid the changing scenes of life, Whatever "our daily fois mi Smiles or tears. i foy or stHy Dear mother, we always think of thee. When we are alone and silent, 'OW- breathe deep d“ ber ¥ Sou were ours. and we remem! If all the world forget. Dear mother, it matters not which read H" llk:. 1 154 5 ow dATE or lonely 1t ma ‘We know that God will sor vh ‘The road that leads to the Sunshine passes. shadows fall, lAd\;‘"{’mP’n:’;lnct. ouélz st all; 3 ougn the years many or f¢ They are Kuea With memories, dear mother. HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, ANNIE, Jomn AND LOUTSE. MURPHY. JORN J. Tn sad, but loving membrance of our devoted son and brothe J. MURPHY. who died twelve years ago today, February 22, 191 May his soul rest in peace. THE PAMILY. * NEILD. KATHRYN 8. In sad but loving re- membrance _of _our hoer. darling ‘d KATHRYN 8 NEILD, who died ons Teur ago today, Pebruary 22, 1 Remembrance is the golden chain Death tries to break. but all in vain. To have, 1o love and then to part Is the greatest sorrow of our heart. Some day, some time, our eves shall see The face we loved o well. Some day her hands will be clasped in ours And never say farewell, MOTHER AND DADDY. * dear, In memory of SCHAFER, CATHARINA. In loving ref brance of my dear mother. CATHAI SCHAFER. who departed this |m trenty: four_vears ago. February 2 ‘CHARLES SCHAFER’ AND PAMILY, * SHERZER. ELIZABETH A. A tribute of L' e 10 ihe, memory of our devoted “met ELIZABETH A, SHERZER. who Tour sears ago toany, Feorary 32, 09r." Todny recalls the memory And those kg thine of hep today nd those who think of her Are those who_loved her best. HER _DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, LOTTIE AND EVELYN. THOMAS, JEFFERSON ADOLPHUS. A trib. yie, of love In memory of olir husband ead father. JEFFERSON ADOLP] OMAB: Who died Lwo sears ako-today, Peorutry 22,1929, Dearest father. how we miss Since from earth you And our hearis are ACRINE tadly As xe (hink of you today. DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILI TELLA & THOMAS. MEUISSA . DA RUTH A. THOMAS. TRUMAN. HAROLD KEMP. In ioving Te membrance of ‘my_dear and our brother, HAROLD KEMP TROMAN, who departed this life sixteen yests agy today, ruary 23, 1915. TYDINGS, IDA J, Tn membr; R Ty AR .’r FeBinds: Who departed this iife flteen years &0 today, Pebruary 22, 1916. Some day. some time, my eyes shall see The face 1 lcved 80 well: Some day her hands will be clasped in mine And never say farewell. HER LOVING HUSBAND, J. E. TYDINGS. Sunshine passes. shadows fall Love, remembrance. outlast ail. And though the years be many or fer They are filled with remembrance, mother. of you, LOVING = DAUGHTER, EFFIE CERON. WEAVER, GEORGE 0. AND FANNIE MUSE. Sucred to the memozy of our dear pars ents. GEORGE O. WEAVER. who January 18, 1913, and Mrs. FANNIE WEAVER. who died twenty-five years age today, Pebruary 22, 1906. We migs vou. HEIR CHILDREN. * WINDOM. RICHARD cLAH‘om Nrdl 'ovine memory of RICHARD DOM. who passed away Clone Sear “ugo, riiary MOTHER AND HIS LOVED ONES. * dear MAR- FUNERAL DIRECTORS. WILLIAM J. NALLEY - uuun’;‘fi* Do 5 Sl incoln Atiantic_0878. A E. T. MATEE 49 Lee Highway. CHERRYDALE. V. Phone Clarendon 779 CHAS. S. 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