Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1931, Page 7

EVENING STAR. WA The TARZAN Color Page By Edgar Rice Burroughs TARZAN is demonstrably the most popu- lar romantic hero of modern times: © % . Tales of the giant ape-man have been told in books, strips, serials and movies. . . : Sales of the Tarzan books now exceed ten million. * They have been translated into sixteen languages. . But in the TARZAN COLOR PAGE, NEW Tarzan stories are told stories written direct for the color page. < . . Follow these new adventures of the most colorful of modern heroes in the most colorful of color pages. Tomorrow . . . and every week thereafter in he. Sun BAD MEN RElEASEI] thelr incarcerstion several years ago. || named to the prison post by Gov. W.| interprets the extreme pun- | as meaning | ASHIN D G, FROM “SOLITARY" Oklahoma Warden Tries Giv- ing Desperate Prisoners Work and Play. By the Associated Press. | MCALESTER, Okla., March 14— | Oklahoma's bad men are coming out of | “solitary.” | Under a policy of B. F. Van Dyke, who left a country law office to become warden, such notorious bandits as Matt | and George Kimes, young bank robbers | and killers, and Hgy ‘Terrel, bank loot- | er, are being giveh employment &t the State Penitentiary. Van Dyke recently began clearing | solitary cells in which 40 convicts were | kept when he took charge. The Kimeses and Terrell had been “in the hole since they tried to escape shortly after ‘The new warden, an attorney and in- surance man at Mangum before he was H. Murray ishment provided by law | hard labor. confined in the dark sclitary to the prison yard for ~exercise—a | making labor assignments. Vln Dyke hopes eventually to abolish “solita; | His grief tenure as warden has caused a stir in political circles. The State Senate has declined to confirm his ap- peintment largely because of claims that he once was 8 Socialist. Murray is standing by his friend. A recess ep- pointment 1s believed likely. Van Dyke says he has shifted guards “worked wonders in betterment of the narcotic situation.” | tuted a rule prohibiting prisoners from | recetving parcels. Dr. Everhart Will Speak. ‘The study group of the William B. Powell School will be addressed by Dr. He personally talked with the men | cells. | Then he ordered their daily admission | privilege heretofore denied. Now he is | and trusties at the peniteniary and | He also has insti- | TARCH 14, 1931 Tap Dancers Entertain | _ King and Elizabeth Stieg. HESE dancers held forth last night at 8 o'clock in & Chevy Chase Community Center entertainment at Ben Murch School, Thirty-sixth and Ellicott streets. They are, left to right: Elsie Powers, Selma Friedman, Anna Edmonds and Ahline Wharton, in front, and Jean Bastian, Theodora CHEVY CHASE CENTER STAGES FETE. GRAY. GEORGE E. GRAY. Braths. O e 10, et A o 1oth ‘and You 16, at 11 John to meet at Magonic Tempic, sts. n.w. Monday. M forationd the Tuneral of Brother GEORGE GRAY. Services at Zion Baptist Church. By order o ROBERT PINKETT, Sec. Peter Boston Lodge, No of Chaldean sre hereby notified of a meeting Saturday evening. March 14, 1931. Pishermen's Hall, 7.30 p.m. to make arrangements for our late brother, GEORGE #EKAY! Monday, March 16, at Zion Ba- tist Chure SAMUEL 'HUBBARD. Worthy Leades SADIE W HAYMAN: Fin. Sec. GRAY, GEORGE. Officers and members of GRAY. GEORGE. ——Stlr snfl Photo. PASTOR TO ANSWER Paul J. Everhart of the child guldance || clinic of the Polk School in the Powell School auditorium Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. “Stubbornness.” (LEw) PRODUCER OF THE BRST PRINTING Small Work Exclusively ** ' Bier. 1816 OO 12vw svaner HOWARD 8. FISK, MANAGER The Sfisquehnmm 1430 W Street N.W. Four Rooms, Kitchen and Bath Reasonable Rentals AMBULANCES Best in Town. s4.00 Local Call Chambers Co. ©Col. 0432 Bigger and Better Funerals At Hait the Usual Cost Are Doy Chambers Ah'Whtlc Funeral for as $75 ENTERPRISE SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Tth St. and La. Ave. N.W. 65th Issue of Stock Ni v Open for Subseription Money loaned to members on easy monthly payments James E. Connelly. James F. Shea President Secretary Prestlge Prlce Our Charges for 1,000 Adult Funerals 30 cost less th .$100 75 cost from $101 to 150 144 cost from 151 to 200 306 cost from 201 to 300 180 cost from 301 to 400 112 cost from 401 to 500 121 cost from 501 to 1000 32 cost.....1000 or over “Satisfactory Service at the Price you wish to pay” Almus R. Speare Potomac 4600 1623 Conn. Ave. N.W. His subject will be | QUESTION SERIES Grace Lutheran Sermon Topic To- morrow Morning Will Be, “God'’s Will for Our Lives.” At Grace Lutheran Church tomor- | row at 11,a. m.,, the pastor, Rev. Ger | hard E. Lenski, will preach on “God's | Will for Our Lives.” At 8 p. m. he | will devote the time usually given to the sermon to answering a number of questions, among which will be the | following: Why does a just God al- |low innocent people to suffer at the | hands of the unjust? What is the Lu- theran view of the Lord’s supper? Is the church too strict with her youth? “The friendly hour,” the young ple’s devotional meeting, will be held at 6 pm. Prof. A. M. Vliet will present the topic. Prof. Raymond Seeger will conduct, the meeting and be the leader |in the discussion. Supper will be served at 7 o'clock. Midweek Lenten services will be held Thursday at 8 pm. Pastor Lenski will deliver & sern'"n on “The Conduct of Jesus in the ence of His Accusers.” | An_instruction class for the benefit of ‘ndulu uniting with the church on Palm | 1Sundny will be conducted by the pastor in the hour preceding this service. The | junior confirmation class will meet Sat. |urday, 10 am.- Under the auspices of the Young People’s Society, for the benefit of those attending the evening worship, Page | lecture descriptive of the Oberammer- | gau “Passion Play” March 22 at 8 p.m. | | Honor for Pilsudski Hit. | recorded a protest agaisnt the plan for Pilsudski, at Madeira, on his name | day, next Thursday, asserting that the money thus spent might better ‘be used to relieve the distress of Poland's un- | employed. LOST. @ st Sunday; Teward. Re- BUNCH OF KEYS, in fea dria. Va, on it, | Ref ather, with Alexan- between 20th and 2ist sts. 2125 G. Apt. 205. trayed from 815 Decatur st n. Persian cat, odf PAme “Simb rr Call J, o leather case: . Reward to finder. Phorie Met. 2810, | PERSIAN CAT. rtiie Maitese, | crooked, ‘toe. hind foot: name “Bluey” or | “Biddy" “%ast seen ‘Monday. near 13th and | uc Reward. _Call Col, 8352, 15° PIN_Horseshoe pin. diamonds wnd earis | | Beward. " Apt. 701, 3620 16th at. n.w. 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Al Grand Lodse oficers EX-AIDE T0 GENERAL DIES FROM INJURIES Edward H. Booth, 74, Veteran Retired War Employe, Succumbs Here. Edward H. Booth, 74 years old, veteran retired employe of the War De- partment, where he served as private a number cf years, died at his home. 717 Twenty-first street, yesterday. Death was ascribed to complications resulting from injuries sustained in an automobile accident two years ago. Mr. Booth was employed at the War Department from 1888 until retired five years ago. He was graduated from the Georgetown University Law School in 1393, and in December of that year was admitted to the bar. Long an active church worker, Mr. Booth was a member of Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church | South. He was a native of Winchester, Va., the scn of the late Dr. and Mrs M. A. Booth. He is survived by his widow, Mrs Edith Nicolls Booth, and two daughters, Mrs. George W. Moore of Worcester, h?lss., and Mrs, E. J, Milligan of this city. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrcw afterncon at 3 | o'clock. Rev. H. R. Deal, assistant pas Episcopal Church South, will officiate Interment will be lt ‘Wilmington, Del. Deaths Re rted. Annetta Key, 83, 4901 Cnnn ave. Mary C. Bfarke.' 82. 1436 W s! Ctheriiie H. Blakelr. 87, 3405 Brospeet ave a1y V. Davis. 82 ieopathic Hospital RigBates Cjarke, 75, Emersency Hospital. | Nancy & D)-'m 72, Gallinger Hospit urie Mars 7 Watts B0, Bmernanes mmnm Abrigali C. Newman, 67, 3353 1 Ricnard & Spicer, 50, Gallinger Hospital. | Edward Newten, 198 Mary A. White. 53. 3523 O Richard M, Criswell, 49, 508 ‘niana ave. | Elizabeth Shoesmith. Sibley Hosoi Grace A, Dunawin, 44, Garfic'd Hospital Erank Walker. 3. Emergency Howital. Wilheminia Simms, 58. 2013 K Willlam H: Twine, 45, Freedmen's Hospital Eisie Brooks. 38, Galiinger Hospital. Bessie Hardy, 35, Tuberculosis Hospital. Cathert Coleman, 1 month, 1406 | 1 stsw ard st. Qard of Thianks, BROWN. WADE H. We acknowledge with afi] anprecia‘ion the kindness. ¥y and Dbeautiful floral tributes ! dered by our many ralatives and friends at | the death of our heloved Fusband and fa- ther, WADE H. BROWN. i HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. * Braths BATT. ELIZABETH GRACE. Suddenly. on | Friday. March 13, 1931, »i her residence. | 503 7th st. n.w.. ELIZABETH GRACE. | beloved wife of ihe late Samuel Batt. Fu- neral services at the W. W. Chambers Co. home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. on | March 16, at 2 p.m. ' Interment Lincoln Cemetery. EOOTH, EDWARD H. )On Friday. March 13, 1931 ‘at his residerice, 717 21st st n.w., EDWARD H. BOOTH, ‘beloved husband of Edith Nicolls Booth 'and father of Mrs George W. Moore of Worcester. Mass.. and Mrs. E. J. Milligan of this ciiy, Funeral services Sunday. March 15. at 3 pm. al | his late residence. Interment at Wilminz- | ton, Del. Kindly omit flowers BRISCOE, = JOHNNY. Departed this life March 13,1031, ‘afier w brief illness. at Gallinger’ Hospital. JOHNNY BRISCOE. Notice of funera! jaté:. Remains resting at’ Janifer's funeral parlor, 1115 2and st n.w. BROWN. ELIZABETH PURDY. The Ladies' United_Reapers' Society: The funeral of | Mrs. ELIZABETH FURDY BROWN will be ‘held Sunday, March 15, 1931, from Union Wesiey A: M. E. Zioh Churca 'at 1:15 p. MISS EMILY LEE, Pres; M. G, HARRIS, ‘Ree, See. and Past Grand ‘officers Moses are requested to attend (he funeral | of our late sisier, LIZZIE P, "BROWN, from Union Wesiey A. il. 23rd. street between I, Sunday, March 15 at 1: TCHARD H. CHATMAN, G. ULAH M GREEN. G. V. | CAIN, THELM, | CRAIN, W. L. The comrades of Gen. BE WILLIE R."JONES, Grand Reécording Sec- | retary. | BROCE. DAVID B on Filday, March 1 193, at his residence. 1517 Soutn Carolina ave' se., after a by 53, Frof. DA- VID B.” neloved husband of Cora Bru A hos: of relativas and friends sury Rim. Remains resting at Henry S. W ington’s funeral home, 467 N st n.w. tice of funeral later. Suddenly, on Thursday. Maich 12, 1931, at Garfield Hospital, THELMA. beloved daughter of William J. and Marle H._ Oain of ‘1414 Onsply si. i n.w. s Remains resiing at the bers 'Go. tuneral home. 1400 Chapin | ‘Notice of furteral later. . WILLIAM W. Suddenly, Satur- , Maich 14 1831, al residence, 217 ath WILLIAM H, CHRISTIE, formerly Services at residence p.m . Satirday, March 15. -Interment Toronta, Ontaio. Urell Camp. No. 9. U. S.'W. are reauested to attend the fu neral of Comrade W. L. CRAIN. from his late residence, 1233 C st. pc.al 2 p.m. Monday, March 16, 1931, Interimént Cedar Hill Ceme- JAMES B. FREELAND, Comdr. 8. J. McWILLIAMS, Adjutant. CUMBERLAND, EDMUND ALBERT, On Friany, March 135. 1931, at his iesidence, Colonial Beach. Va., EDVMUND ALBERT, beloved husband of ‘Ads ‘Bossess Cumber: land and son of the late George jore Mary Norris Cumberland. = Funeral at 10 a.m., from St Elizabeth's _Cathoiic = Church. Colonial Beach, Va. Interment Oak Grove, Va. 135 DICKERSON, S. 8. On Wednesday, March | 11, 1831, at his ‘residence. Parsonage &t’, Elizabeth City, N. C.. Rev. 8. 8. DICK- ERSON, beloved father of Jofin A' Dicker- son of 1310 8 st. n.w., this city, Who 15 at- fonabag nis father'’s tanerslin Elizabeth City, Bervices Sunday, March 15. FORD, LESLIE MERLE. On Thursdas March 12, 1931 at pm. in Rich: ohdr Va ‘LESLIE MERLE. Beloved: son of Maggle’ Swart and the late Julian R. Ford of Lacy st. Ballston. Va. Funer from Mount Olivét M P. Church on day, March 15, at 2 p.m. Relatives and {riends invited. Interment Fairfax Cemg- tery. GEORGE EDWARD. Departed uns RAY, fe 'Thursday. March 31wt 34 . ‘Mariha Gr many frienc Tunerz] My from * Zion belieen Ard and Washington ofciatins, Memoriel Cemetery, | oLEN. FRASTUS. se Barnes Rellef Association are requested to meet at Zon Baptist Church, Monday. March 16, ‘1931, at 12 o'clock Boon, lacl&t;:gtthénmyneul of our late rother, ‘CONLEY, Pres. HATTIE ¥. GREENE, Sec. All officers and members he D. G, Council, No. 3, I. O. of Good maritans: aze. heréby noiiAsd io asie ting, Saturday, March 14, itan Hall, Jst st. Sw. for the funeral of E GRAY, our P. WILLIAM BRENT, D. G. Ohlef, FRANCES GREEN, D. G. Sect. GRAY: GEORGE. Members of Morning Stat Lodge. No. 40. 1. B, P. O. E. of W.. are hiereby ‘notined to abiend & ‘sesmion "of 30rrow in the Elks’ Home Saturday. March 14. 1931, at 8 pm.. to make arrangements for the' funeral of our lute brother and treasurer. GEORGE GRAY. Puneral will take place on Monday. March 1. the Zion Baptist Church. s.w. Colun Lodge. No. 85: Forest Tempie, Columbia 'Temple, No. 422 tively invited to attend. DR;_LEO F. CORTEZ W. PETERS, GREEN. NETTIF, March 13. 1831, after a brief iliness. at her residence. 2631 Eve st nw. NETTIE GREEN. Notice of funerai Iater. Remains resting at Janifers fu- nerai parlor, 1115 22nd st. n.w. HENDERSON, MARTHA. Departed this lite Mareh 13, ARTHA IDERSON o' Camb Sprine, Mg Tovine wils of | Louis W. Henderson. She ieaves to mourn ' their loss a devoted husband and children, Charles W. Henderson, Louis W. Henderson, ir.. Edna € "Brown. Maceline Datcher, Mabei L. Green, Blanche O. derson. Mattie E. Henderson. Ar Henderson, Winfield A Hende:so L Henderson GHOLTON, E. R. Glady: W0 brothers and one sister. Joln M. Mleicher, Frauk Fletcher, Mary Youug: ‘slso seven grandehildren siud Lost of relatives aud friends. All friends are invited to attend the fuveral from St. Jobn's Church at Clinton, Bunday,” Mareh 15. Cemetery, Md.. 2 oclock, Inierment Clinton ABETH A. On Friday. March he residenice of her Caughter. . Mlbert Foehl 2728 12th n.e. ELIZABETH A. HEPLER, mother of George WRepir. Mrs. Jeniie Foenl Mre Mty Crataet and JTin Repler, Funerai serv. ices at W. Chambers Co. funeral n.w. on Sunday. Interment at Gratz, Pa. NKINS, JOHN B. Suddenly, on Thursday. | arch 12. 1931, JOHN B.. beloved husband of Annie M. 'Jenkins (nee Vermillion), awed 54 years. ‘Puneral from his Iate re: dence. 1602 Montello ave. n.e.. on_Monday, March 16, at 2 p.m. Iniermént Fort Lin: coln Cemeter: 15 JOENSON. GEORGE, Departed thig life on Thursday. March 13. 1931, GEORGE JOHN- SON, beloved husband of Sarah Johnson ther of Vernon Johnson. Puneral March 15, «t 1:30 o'clock p.m., residence. 34 G 5. s.w. JOHNSON. GEORGE. Officers and Members am Tabernacle, Ne. 71. A. L O. of | You are hereby ‘nofified of ‘the death of Brother GEORGE JOHNSON, 34 G st. sw. Call meeting Saturday. March .8t 8 pm. st Moses Home, 1431 T st. Funerai Sunday. March 15, at 1:30 Bim, from his Jete residence. REW S, COLSTON, W. 8. MARJORIE BRITO, W. . JOHNSON. MARGARET SPILLANE. On Pri- dav. March 13,1931, at Georzetown Hos- pital. MARGARET ' SPILLANE. beloved wife of John T. Jonnson. Funeral from her sister's residence. Mirs ‘Cathatine T. Downing; of 1153 4th st. n.e. on Monda Mareh at .m.. thence io Alnmm Gnuren. where mase will be. aatd am. Relstives and_friends invited. ‘ment Mouat Olivet Cemetery. 15 I PERNARD EARL. On Thursder. at Emergengy BERNARD EBARL. - belossd fusbaod of Grace L. Manuel.” Remains resting at W. W. Chambers Co.'s. funeral home, 1400 Chapin_st. nw. until 6 pm. Sunday. Mareh 15, Punefal services at the Baptisi Chureh. Colonial, Beach, on Mon Mareh. 16, &t 2 pm. terment Oak Grove, Va. MILES, DENNIS F. On Thursday, 1931, DENNIS F. M devoted Brother. 6t Sumhia Prosmn Genres Mle Essie Coleman of Pittsburgh. Pa.: Rut Willis. * He alsc leaves three nieces an: » host of other relatives and friends to | mourn their loss. Remeins restinz at 1138 19th st. n.w. ‘Puneral Monday. March | 16. from Bt. Augustine's Church, i5th st D3t oo and M sts.” Requiem ' masy u March 10 a.m. MILES, DENXIS. Members of Holy Nam Society of 8t. Augustine’s Church are re sted to assemble at residence of our te brother. DENNIS MILES, 1138 15th st. w.. Sunday. March 15, 1931. 1:30 p.m. to recite prayers for the dead. REV. JAMES F. KING, Sp. Dir., JOHN F. COLE, Pry MILLER. EDITH. March 14. 1931 linger Hospital (home address. 115 nw.; EDITH MILLER, =Remains resting W. Chambers' funeral home. 1400 | Ehavin 36 nw. " Notice of Taneral taters On Thursdey. March | 12, 1931. at his residence. 327 Elm st ERASTUS MOLEN, the uncls of Mrs, B. "Woodley, ~ e 'lea loss a brother and sis and nephews and 7 host of neral 1rom at Gal- | 8tn st D. Friends invited. 14* MOLEN. ERASTUS. Members of Pythagoras Lo o 9. F. A. M. will meet in i comminicaiion sonic Temple. 10th »nd You <ts. n.w.. Sunder, March 15. 1931, at 12:30 p.m.. o attend the fu- necal of our late brother. ERASTUS AN, Funerzl from Metropolitan A . Chutch, M st. between 15th and 16th sts. n.w.,’ at 2 . SEWELL, W. M; E . WAYMAN, Secty. MOLEN, ERAST! Members of the Young Men's Immediate Relisf Association are quesied {0 attend the funeral of ERAS- TUS MOLEN, Sundw. March 13, av 2 o'clock. from’ the Mstropnlitan A. E. Eiurch, on M 51, beLr een T3t and 16th st THOMAS HOLLAND, Pres. SMOLEN. ERASTUS. -Members of Columbia Lodge. No are notified that a session of Soiron 1or Brother ERASTUS® MOLEN will be heid on Saturday. March 14, 1931, at 7:30 p.r. Puneral Sunday, March. 15, at 2 p.m.. from Mstrovolitan A. M. E. Ghure! B est Temp! No. 9. and Columbia Temple, No. 422, are invited HERBERT E. JONES, Exalted Ruler. NELSON, VIOLA ALBERTA. Departad this life on Tuesday. March 10. 1931, at Gal- linger Hospital." VIOLA ALBERTA NEL- SON, devoted wife af William Franeis Nel- son. mother of William Franeis Nelso Jr.i' loving daughter of Osear and Lavin James. "She also leaves to mourn their loss five sisters. two hrothers and_a_host of other relatives and friends. = Remoins resting at Barbour Bros.' funeral home. 48 K st ne. until 4 pm. Saturdey, March 14, fhereafter &t the residence of her mother. 65 Fenton st. n.e. Buneral Sun- day, March 15, at_i:30 p.m. from the Church of St. Rest. R 5'. bérween Ist and 2nd sts. 3W.. Rev. Roberson offciating. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemeters. 13 NICOLA, ELMA C. On Sunday, March 8 1931, 'at” §an Antonio. Tex., ELMA beloved witn of ‘the Iaie JoRR Nicala and daughter ol Print E. and Mary Shomette. Funeral fiom the W. W. Chambers funerai home. 1400 Chapin ‘st. 'n.w.. on Monday. March 16, at 10 a.m. Interment Arlington Morning Star Lo Nov Mareh. 13, daughler, SE. EDITH FRANCES. On Friday, 1931, at tne residence of her _Representative Edich Nourse n.w.. EDITR_FRAN- in_Rourse. ~Services Lowell, Mass. cn Surda 30 p.m. Interment Mount Auburn Cemetery. TEDONE. MARY M. March 14, 1931 at Radnor Heizhts, Va. MARY M. PEDONE. heloved wife of Donatus Pedane, mother Victor, Gertrude and John. 'Remains resting at W. W. Chambers’ funeral home. 140 Cnapin’ st.” n.w. Notice of funerai ater, PETERS, IDA DONNALY. On Saturday. arch 14 o3l i Kef recidence the {hastieton Hotel, DA DONNALY PETERS, beloved wite of Fusene E. Pete years. Remains resting at neral home, 1300 N st. n.W. neral later. PORTER. MARY. On Thursday, March 13, 1931, ‘at Presdmen's Hospital. MARY PORTER. devoted wife of Horace Porte: mother' of Annle and Horace Porter, ir. daughter of Muargaret Dorsey. She fenves four’ sisters: and (odr brothers. Re2 s resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis fu- nerll church, 1432 You st. n.w. Funeral 8 March 15. at 2 pm., from Lee's Kensing.on, Md. 15 NOAH. On Wednesday, March al Walter Reed Hospitui, NOAH WIDGLEY, loving. hussand ot Midced Ridgley, devoted brother of Cora Jones, Emma Beckley, €llen and Arthur Rideley. He also: leaves a host of other relasives and friends Remains resting at the John T_Rhines funcral chapel. 3td and Eye stx. s.w. Puneral Mon Arch t 1 from the aAbove ehapel Inm ton Natfonal Cemetery. GELY, Members of Mornine S sonss, 1. Notiea ot Tu- Brathn "’ TIO%L %"flmnfi Bmith ‘o Friendly. Ma: mourn their loss six sisters, and a host of other reiatives an Remains can be viewed at his dence, 2410 Nichols ave., Ahacostia, Sun- Funeral Mon: March 16, at Piscataway, Me 15 SWAN, CHARLOTTE E. (LOTTIE)! Passed ipio Uife sternal on Batur March, 14 1931, a . at_Ga tal. CHARLOTTIE 2 (LOTTIE) BWAN, , one brother and leaves two siste: ny other relatives and friends. Notice of fu- neral later. THOMAS, ELLEN. On Thursds: 12. 1931 at Preedmen's Hospit; THOMAB. ' beloved mother. Jones, sister of Octaviu SMITH, Saarcn 18 at 3 p !m- Fot Baptist Ghurch, Chestes TWINE, March 11 3 WILLIA] te A -nd tg!l devoted nu': and ‘of nh;'x"‘:‘mmfnm brother of Dr. Charis Trine M Mrs. Tda nton ef Atlanta. Ga. He leaves iwo nephews and one niéce and a host of other relatis and friends to mourn their loss. jesling at his Iate residence, 303 Tst. . Funeral Sunday, March 15, at 1:30 from Metropolitan A. M_E. Church, between 15th and 16ih sis. n.w. and friends invited. Rev. W. oMcinting. TWINE. WILLIAM H. cation of Warren Lodse, 3wl be held Sunday. March u', lfill or the purpose of attending funeral of our late hrother, WILLIAM H. Puneral from Metropolitan M. E. Church. M _st. beiween 15th and 16th sts. n.w., i 1:30 p.m !o!»urnlr;! Masons invited N, Master. W. H. WHSTRAY, Bee TIWINE. WILLIAM M. The Bann Asseciation noounces oetet oL Brother WILLIAM H. &. funeral will ‘be held on !undl! Mareh 18, at 1:30 oelock, Trom the 3ie politan A M. E u.nre .' "SikaLrTON, h- J. . BURLLS, Sec. WIGGINS. ADA M. On Friday. Mareh 13 1931, at her residence. irginia _ave; ADA" M. “WIGGINS, . beloved “wite: of orih A" Wikkins. Notice of funeral . Reuains resting the funeral church of W. Ernest Jarvis Co. 1433 You StoBw In Memoriam. ANDERSON. JEFFERSON D. 1In sad but lov- ing remembrance of our dear husband and Tatver: JEFFERSON D, ANDERSON. who gepnried this life thres years aso tedav. March 14, 1928, Remembrance s a golden chain Death tries {0 break. but all in vain; To have, to love. and then to part, Is the greatest sorrow of our . ALICE M AH‘DI% , MARIE, PLEETIE ALMA- WIS W1 DREN, RIAN. CLINKINS, WILLIAM H. Sacred fo the B e e st LA n',y'nnu wo years ags oday, Mareh 14 Gone. but not forgotten. . HIs, "D‘:va"m ‘WitE, LoUiea ». orN- CLINKINS, WII In sad but lovine remembrance of mi- dear ‘lather. WILLIAM HENRY CLINKINS, who left me iwo years ago today, March i4, 1929, Remembrance is a lden chain Death tries to break, but ail in vain: To have, to lo and then to Is the Sreate:t sorrow of our hearts. The years may wipe out many things, But this they wipe out ll".: The memary of lhfll:!'hl. dave When we were s : YouR | BAvGHTER me Bon.mr-rAw, 'ORA AND S. CATLETT. crrm ESTHER LAWS. In lo o Dir dear mothar. ESTHER LAWS G0 PID. who departed this life one year today, March id, 1930. We saw you slowly leaving us And heiplessly wa stood by And drained the cup of Mtllr wrief The day we saw you die. Dey by day the ties are broken. Seems like nothing here can iast. ‘Day by day we miss the voice That hes cheered us in the LOVING CH BN, GANT. JOHN R. A tiribute of iove e memory of my dear father, JO‘&% . who departed thir life two years . Mareh 14, 1 A loving though. true and tender, Just to _show 1 still remember. DAUGHTER, THERESA (GANT) McCORD. Tt Peioved misband: Broiner o ?% o r an HENRY HARTMAN. who entered eie) rest March 14, 1930, As the night lulll on we not_kns What lJoving Altnd rom our clasp 'lll' .0 When the fa gt of a3 18 We may stand b e Fir [RS. M. E. He shall sleep, h\l! not forever; There shall be & gloricus dawn. 83 Tt eirechion marn s et o MRS EVELYN CARROLL AND PAMILY. ¢ KEAUSE. HARRIET. In sad and Jovt memhrance of our dear mothe RRADSE, wio led so wAdenly eight years g0 today. March 14, 1923. As_the years g0 by and we grow older You- ‘memory is our binding tie. With a want in our hearts for you. desr A0 ot will mever srow colder, o “that will nev nzn CHILDRZN ERNEST, SLArER Ayp ULINE. nnrrr PAUL JoSEPH. 1n sweet I of o Geat A oniy bor. PAUL J0- SEPE RABBITT. who wa taken trer’ %1 three years a%s fadty, March 14 at the aze of 5 y:a Our hearts still ach~ with sadriess, Our eye: ched many a tear. Only God tows how we miss him At the ood nf oo -oddened vear. MOTHER, DADDY AND RODIER. MARY €. In loving mlma? o wife ind mother. RODIER. whn deparied this life 289 todey, Ma~eh 14, AUSBAND AND cflu.nm . SCHMITT. LOUISA. 1In.sad but loving re- membrance of our dear mother, W SCHMITT. who devarted this' life ten years ago todar, March 14. 1931 THE FAMILY, VAN RESWICK, AV‘A In Df dear mother ANNA® VA departed lfi lite t"n I?ll’l ago March 14, 1929. Today recalls sad memories Of a dear one zone to rest. And fhose who still remember you. dear ae P who Alwazs loved you beat. <2 thos UGHTERS. HER LOVING. FRENCH AND CARRIE A REYNOLDS - WILLIAMS. EDWARD N. Sacred to the memory of EDWARD N. WILLTAMS, who departed *this lifs two years ago foday, March 14, 1920, Priends mav think that T forget When Thev somecimes ses e smies But Tittte do thev Know the sorrow Which that il» hides all the while. n1s DEVOTED WIFE. CARRIE WILLIAMS. WILLIAMS. ISABELLA. In lovi ¥ znix"x,.;u& who departed th March My heart sinketh-as T thinketh ©Of a loved one. so dear. DAUGHTER, Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Co. Funeral Chapel 412 H ST. N.E Lmuh .m Ambulance sérvics. B » 1 Wise. Ave., ph. West 0804, * Thos. R. Nalley’s Son 517 11th St. S.E. LI 1220 " CHAS. S. ZURHORST 801 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 0332. Jouph F Bm:hl Sons 3034 M Ste NAV. - ibhons west sose GEO. w. WISE co. Clyde J. Nlcholl. lnC. 4209 9th St N.W. V. L. SPEARE C0. oASHIST S, 2iprhor of o Siomgee B 1009°H 5t N.W. Phoue Natjonal 2292 940 F_S Establishea 1 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. _1337 10th St. N.W. __Phone North 0047. J. WILLIAM LEES SONS,” CREMATORIUM 213 PA_AVE NW.___ NATIONAL 1384. 1388 Lodge, No. 40. 1, B. & neiehy notined. to attend & sesston oi sorrow _in _the Eiks' Home Saturday. unen 14, 19 at 8 p.m.. to make ar- gmenis for' the tuneral ‘of our lae siolier ¥ [E0 . NOLTON, . R CORTEZ w.m. sec. RIFENBARK, EDGAR. On Thursday, 13,1931 at his residence. near ndale. EDOAR * RIPENBARK. in Hie. B1st beloved husband of Mary Rifenbark. cnt and funersl service at the M. E; Churcly, Lanbam,” M., ‘Sunday, March arehi iday, Mareh 5 » isth st ment 2. ANNA o lsts Doanfel T. Sme ey Jas rmsidsince an %:20 s, Reqniem Shuren o am. Reled Unvited to attend. Intermed - lumbia, Pa. n.w., ap wite of neral i Marchi s onid 33 ok WILLIAM J. NALLEY Original Successor to They, B. Nalles & Son, 522°8th St. S.E. Lincoln 0480. Atlantic 0378. ce Service. o_Branch_Ofee, W, W. Deal &—Co. J_SAl f?El.l. 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