Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1931, Page 9

MOSLEYITES EXPELLED M b & B SCARBOROUGH, England, April 7 (#)—James Maxton, Independent La- bor party leader, announced today the Executive Committee of the party-had decided that the membership of the new Mosley party was incompatible with the membership of the Independ- ent Labor party. Menmbers of the Independent party, he said, who are also members of the Mosley party will be expelled. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Weekly or Monthly Payments EISEMAN’S Fine Men’s W ear Seventh and F Sts. Fairbanks hnu lanhy. 1as Pairbanks, Jea m Mm - Hhas me. was: Jooking fotc turning shortly with his wife, gl::lm% an extended tour of mm PERRY & WALSH Funeral Home 29 H St. NW. National 6736 UALITY, service; first, last and always, together with moderation in prices. Complete funerals as low as $200 may be arranged. A Fine Record R twenty years Deal service has been available to the people of Washington at reason- able prices. Hundreds and hundreds of families, all of them satisfied, have used our service; some of them more than once. This experienced service may be had by any one at a lower price no doubt than an inex- perienced man would ask. Visit our showrooms first. [DEAL FUNERAL HOME c. ‘or reference; Hsk your neighbor 816 H STREET.'N.E. PHONES:LINCOLN 8200-8201 | was one of its founders. | sisters attending the services included, |R. C. Vass of Culpeper, Va., THE EVENING DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK REPRESENTED AT RITES M. L. King, C. J. Gockeler and J. F. Maury Attend Funeral for Wells A. Harper at Leesburg, Va. Marshall L. King, C.'J. Gockeler and John F. Maury vesterday attended the funeral of Wells A. Harper, one of the original members of the Board of Di- rectors of the District National Bank, as representatives of the institution. The. funeral, held at the Presbyterian | Church, Leesburg, Va., was attended by ssveral other Washingtonians. Mr. Harper, a_brother of Robert N. arper, former president of the bank, Brothers and | besides Mr. Harper of Washington, Mrs. and Dr. Charles E. Harper of Danville, Va. Half-brothers and half-sisters repre- W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Phones { xgeria 10341 Service Helpful and Economical R Few people realize, until the dire moment arrives, thé helpful service that can be given—and is daily given—by a careful morti- cian. Moderation in cost. Model chapel, private ambu- lance and livery in connection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S Telephone Atlantic. 17001701 \ 74 7227 7 STAR. sented were Bernard F. Harper, Harry F. Harpér, Randolph M. Harper, Roberta H. Saltzman and Mrs. William E. Clark of Washington and Mrs. Walter G. Trow of Warrenton, Va. AN BURIAL IN ARLINGTON Funeral services for Delma W. Rosser, 35, former policeman, who died Sunday at Sibley Hospital, will be held tomor- row afternoon at 1 o'clock at his resi- dence, 719 Taylor street. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. Mr. Rosser, a native of Culpeper, Va., served in the Navy during the World War. He came to Washington in 1919 and was appointed to the Police De- partment, serving for several years in the sixth’ precinct. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Loretta K. Rosser; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Rosser; & brother, Odel Rosser, of Washington, and a brother and_sister, Turner Rosser and Mrs. W. Waymouth, of Culpeper. Mayor Out Afger 21 Terms. MIDDLETOWN, Md., April 7 (#).— For 21 terms George L. Doud has served Middletown as its mayor. Yesterday he was denied a twenty-second term by 22 votes. He received 118 votes and William G. Boileau, a former mayor, 140. Less than 50 per cent of the electorate_went to the polls. CHAMBERS WASHINGTON, This neat n‘- eloth casket, visin “denified. " with e ‘funeral Cars, Hearse And Al 225100 The same service as the higher priced funerals, with no extra charge for chapel. All musie, if desired, by our pipe organ. In Case of Death Call THE GREATER W.W.Chambers Co. 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Phone COlumbia 0432 Where the Best Costs Less Have you evér considered THE ECONOMY OF LASALLE OWNERSHIP? D: O STROKE IS FATAL TO DR. W. S. BAER Internationally XKnown Surgeon Was Famous for Treatment of Bone Disease. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, Md., April 7.—Dr. Wil- liam S. Baer, internationally known orthopedic surgeon, died today of the effects of a stroke of paralysis which he suffered Sunday at Rehoboth Beach, Del. He was 59 years old. Dr. Baer had been a member of the faculty of Johns Hopkins Medical School for 32 years and his name was connected with a number of medical discoveries. ‘The most recent was the result of his service in France as chief orthopedic consuitant of the American Expedition- ary Forces. He found that the grub of the blue bottle fly would clear up deep-seated infecticns of the bone that defled all other methods of treatment. Dr. Baer told of the discovery at a meeting of the Interstate Medical Asso- ciation at Detroit in 1929, after he had tested the effect of the grub for years. Mount Alto, Veterans’ Bureau hospital at Washin~t-n made a training center for the method. Recently wn: ... .nethod has been f;:ted in treating tuberculcsis of the ne. Dr. Baer went to France with the A. E. F. in May, 1917, and saw active service until the end of the war. His Teputation was established long_before Funeral Facts Our Charges for 1,000 Adult Funerals 30 cost less than.... 75 cost from $101 to 144 cost from 151 to 306 cost from 201 to 180 cost from 301 to 112 cost from 401 to 121 cost from 501 to 1000 32 cost 1000 or over “Satisfactory Service at the Price you wish to pay” AlmusR. Speare Potomac 4600 1623 Conn. Ave. NW. La Salle prices are as low as $2195. 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TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1931 the war, especially for his work among Chgd"n tion he performed than n operaf more 15 years ago was regarded as among the most remarkable in surgery. He broke the jaw bones of a boy in his 'teens, |who had been born 'lnhou! Joints, chis- eled in joints and made the chil normal, Dr. Baer was born in Baltimore in 1872 and was educated at Johns Hop- kins. His widow, who was Miss Ruth Adams of New Haven, Conn., and two brothers survive. Blrths Re rted. The following birth was reponed to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: James and Inez Wilson. boy. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: / Addie Herndon, 78 Home for Incurabies Caroline Crawford Smith, 77, 4817 lowa ave. (Samuel Julius Sheers, 75, Emergency Hos 11, Children’s Hospital. pit Eberhard Staiger, Maggle Brown, 58, 1943 12th s Robert Mason, 42, Gallinser. Hoipital. Florence Hall.' 40" Freedmen's Hogpital. Edith Frazier, 26, 16 Dingman pl. FOUND. WATCH_Owner _may haye by identifcation and paying for ad. 1413 Varnum st. nw. % v LOST. BRIEF CASE—Tan, containing printed briels and records in two court cases, Court of Ap- peals, District of Columbis, and Circuit Court of Appeals, Third Circuit, and mis- cellaneous” papers. Case “lett in taxicab, independent owner, employed at Union St tion Monday, April 6, 1931, 10 p.m Finder piease communicate with J. M. Hud- son, Depastment of Justice, Naiionai 0185, CAMEOG >IN, old_gold_mounting;_1ost_ be- tween C and'E and 13th st. n.w., April 3nd; reward._Phone District 7830 DOG—Eskimo_Si som, 10, on Virginia ave. 5. Mr. Doris, 331 Sth st. 5.w. | DOG—Wire- haired fox ferrier. tag Ko i answers to name = oy bl n.w. Phone North 0080 Reward 3 COLLAR and tag No. 95; name plate, G Hages. lolt Bat"ne’ lost” vicinity B nle, April 5. Reward. Atiantic male, between 9 and *Reward If returned. Dane, _white chest and feet; Monday p.m.. Dupont Circles anewers name “Midd: iberal rewa: I, E. Strons, Falls Chureh, Va. Dist. 8750, EYEGLASSES—Shell7. Edmonds case; Gonn. | ave. and 8 sts. Reward. L. E. Tibbetts, | 2227 20th st. n.v. _North 0423. | Fox RIER, wire-haired, fsmale, age | years.” Reward if returned to 2214 Mans. ave. n.w. KIT OF AUTO TOOLS via 17th, 19th, Masp, and Pot. aves. Reward. Atl d088. 1732 D C FOLDER. lost at Arcade. 2131 4th'st. nee Silver Crescent Muai North 5757 o return to . DOG, _brown and _white: _name, qllcense,’ 3317." Phone Cleveland 5343, Blazk suede: 1ost Park rond Mondav.sevening. | and additional reward if re | Kilbourne pl. n. T4ih st. and Keep money urned to 1813 Adams -086. -fiw ite and Hamilton Sat. 5130 Kansas ave. n.w. | WRIST WATCH, small, white me on white metal bracelet. Thursday, APril | between 7:30 and 8 o'clock, in front of 1313 | T st. or in front of main_entrance of G. O. on North Capitol st. Reward if retur | 5 Chaseri oug T FU NEIAL nmm‘rou. JOHN R."WRIGHT co. 1337 10th_St. N.W. _ Phone North 0047, J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR! CREMATORIUM 232 PA_AVE NW __ NATIONAL 1384. 1388 P. J. SAFFELL PERSONAL VICE—REASO! R T R el Nerr -t Fm 1113 SEVENTH ST NW National 2473 Pot. 4170, 4 Wih.fl'l. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel 412 H ST. RE . Linwh .su mv'li]'.l::l..ml‘{ Nalley’s Son 517 11th St. SE. LI 1220 W. W, Deal & Co. 816 H 8T NE LINCOLN 8200 CHAS. S. Z RST bt ST T Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (IBAAC m 3034 M St. N, gonags frest sooe — GEO. W. wis:-: co. Clyde J. Nlcholc. Inc. 4200 9th_St. N.W. Col._e324. JTCLEMENTS SONS Estab. 1862. 1241 Wisc. Ave. Ph. West 0804 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the sucressors of mor connected with the original W. R _Spea: PiitneNationai 200s, 1009 H St. NW. Formerly 910 F St N.W. ALFRED B. GAWLER WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER Gavizre SONS Established 1850 Chapel Cremations Lady Attendant 1750-24 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional 5512-5513 - NO BRANCH OFFICE DESIGNS. __ FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. Auto Delivery Service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive GEO. C. SHAFFER E{X""'!‘?:"gfi'fl" tiie 8 NAT OIe Opse Bvsines “dth & Eye LOWERS For Funerals By Wire Anywhere 1407 H St. N.W. Nat'l 4905 ¥ CEMETERIES. Glenwood Cemetery Choice Lots and Sites For Sale ENDOWMENT FUND ENSURING PERPETUITY “ neral gervices neral_home on Thursd m. Interment Washington tery. BE! . v A fll uea, atl r a! C |nd iy 2 171 Tesldente, on_Wednesd: n A ril 8, at 2 rment Arling! Nzllflnll Cemetery at ? Ppm. with m military honor: 7 BRANHAM, WILLIAM ¥, Departed this life on Sunday merning, April 5, 1931, at 6 o'clock, WILLIAM ¥. BRANHAM of 937 Eloridx' ave. n.w. the beloved hushand of Cecel Branham, father.of Clarence, ’Xlnllln, ‘Bernice Branham and Mrs. Ger- trude Johnson. He also leaves one sister, five brothers, six grandchildren and a host of other relalives and friends. Funeral services will conducted Wednesday, April 8, 1931, at 1 p.m., at Vermont Ave- nue Baptist Church, Rev. C. T. Murray officiating. 7 RANHAM, M P, Naogl R., No. 1038, G. U P, notified to attend a lfltclll “meett: day, April 7, 1931, at 8 p.m., 10 Aarrani for the funeral of Brother WILLIAM BRANHAM. Puneral Wednesday, April at 1 p.m,, from Vermont Avenue Bapti: Church a.i-‘ NN MCARTHY, M. N. G, BRANHAM, WILLIAM F. Offcers and mem- bers of Morning Star Lodge, No. 40, I. B. P. O. E. of W.,, ire hereby notified to at- tend s session of sorrow at our home, 1536 15th st. n.w. &t Tuesday, April 7, 1931, to make arrangements fof the funeral of our late brother, WILLIAM F. BRANHAM. Funeral Wednesday, April 8 at 1 p.m., from Vermont Avenue Bap- tist Church. ~Columbia Lodge, No. 85: Columbia Temple, No. 422, Forest Temple, No. 9, are cordially and frater- nally invited to attend. DRy LEO S HOLTON, E. R. CORTEZ W. PETERS, Sec. BUNYEA, ALMA. On Tuesday, April 7, 1931, at_her residence, 2517 University 'place n.w. ALMA P.. Wife of the late Hubert Bunyea, mother of Mrs. Charles J. Butler. Funeral from her late residence. on Thursday, April 9, at 2 p.m. Interment at Arlington National Cemetery. 8 BURKLEY, C. CHRISTOPHER, On Tuesday, a3 Bl hs residence; Tuxedo CHRISTOPHER, _beloved hushand ima_J. 'Burkles, aged 74 Snerar Trom his late’ residence la; at 2 p.m. tives and Tavited, " Thierment Brospect Ml Cemetery. CHAMBERS, DAISY. H. of ou’ are T On _Saturday, April 4, 1831, at Preedmen’s Hospital, DAISY CHAMBERS, devoted daukhter of Vest d sister of Catherine Cham I church, 1432 You st. n.w until Tuesday mornin, thercafter at her latey residence, 2101 Ot st. n.w. =Funeral Inesday, April 8, at 2 pim., from above Nameq funeray church ¥ Departed this life on 1931, ai 9:13 am., at Id’ Hospital, HESTER CHILDS. 'She to mourn ‘their loss a devoted hus- Band, John Childs; one brotner, Charles Lewis; “two uncles and_a host ‘of other Telatives and friends. Puneral Thursday, i1 9, at 2 p.m., from the Vermont A nue Baptist Church. Remains resting at the James H. Winsiow Co.'s chapel, 12th and R sts. n.w. 2 CHILDS, HESTER. All officers and ficers of Queen Deborah Council, O. D. of J., are requested to funeral of our late member and ‘officer, Sister HESTER CHILDS, to be held Thurs- day, April 9, ‘at 2 o'clock. at the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church, Rev. P. T. Murray officiating. GASKINS. P. J. GEORGE GRISSON, G. AMELIA HENSOR, R. 5. COLEMAN, LILLIAN. Naomi H. H, of R. No. 103, G U you are Rotied ot ihe. dcain of Sisier LILLIAN COLEMAR, died in’ New’ York. FANNIE McGARTHY, M. N. G KATIE C. BRENT. DANIELS, YA B, Sudenty, on Mon- day. April 6, 1931, WILLIAM B. DANIELS, ¢ husband of Ruth M. Daniels. Remains resting at the 8. H. Hines Co. funerai home, 2001 14th si. n'w. Sefvices and in. termeént Charles Towi, W. Va., Thursds: afternoon,yApril 9. FORREST, fARRY. On Monday. April 6, his residence, 108 Canal st HAKRY 'PORREST devotes" hussand i Mamie Anderson Forrest. - He aiso leaves to mourn his eparture an adopted son. John Harxs, and other relatives nd many iriends. Remains tempocarily reswng at the John T. Rhines funeral, chapel. 3rd w. Notice of funeral later. GIBBS, AMY ROY, Deparied this lite Mon- day.” April 6. 1931, at 12:10 MM WOY GisbS, 'wite of Edward’ Oibos and mother of Bdward and Lanier Roy Puneral services Wednesday. DTl 8. Mount Morrls Baptist Church, Hume, Va. HANCOCK, OLIVE MARDING. On Sundsy. Soi9ok; my Sykesvilie, Md, GLIVE HANCOCK. . widow -of Wiliem Hancock CServices ot the & 3. Hines Co. tuneral home, 3901 14th st. B.w Wednesdas, Abril 8. at 10:30 a.m. Inte ment Ariington National Cemetery. HARNEY, MILDRED. Deparfed this life ‘Sundhy, April 5. 1931, alter & lingering iii- Dess, MILDRED MARNEY of 80 Watren st Be. wife of William Harney, moth: Harnes. daughter of the late Norman and Mary Smith. She leaves to mourn their loss & devoted hushand and Son. two' nephews, Frank and . Georse Smitn: Tfwo Heces.” Beatrice Bevens ana Loulse i and o consin, P A Lo- max. Remains resting at Lomax 1400 8 May ‘be seen H. P. r.w.. Rev. E. C. Smith invited. Interment {i Cemetery. HARNEY, MILDRED. The Ladies’ Crispus Attucks Relief Association announces the death of Mrs. MILDRED HARNEY. Fu- neral Wednesday, April 8, 1831, from the Metropolitan _Baptist Cuixn, R ‘he BRIS, BENIAMIN B On uonau, April 1931, at 7 o'clock p.m.. at his residence, 1811 15t st. n.w. BENJAMIN H. HARRIS (ormerly ot 88 N st nw). devoied father of Ethelena Olfus and Arthur H. Harris. grandfath of Andrew Oifus. FPuneral urs April 9 at 1 o'clock p.m., from Metropoiitan A. M. E. Churcy, et 15th and 16in sts. n.v. Remaing at Moon & in _funeral parlors. Interment leel Cemetery. HELLYER, CHARLES. On Monday, April 1831, "at Sibley ‘Hospital. CHARLES, be: loved husband of Ida M. Heliver of 117 Abbey place n.e. Funeral from the above residence cn Thursday, April 9, at 1 pm. Interment, Cedr, Hill Cemeters. 'Relatiyes and friends invited. | HOBBS, 'ALDO IRVING. Suddenly, llondl 3 fi 6. 1931. at An lis, VING HOBBS lt Jeunh Gawler's Sons' Chape! Pa. ave. n.w. Notice of sefvices later, HUHN, FRANCIS C. On Sunday, April 5, 1931, at United States N FRANCIS C. astyr. ~ Frien: Payne’ residence. 27 T n.w., until Thursdav, April 9, when services will be held in the United Breth- ren Church, North Capitol and R sts. n.w at 1:30 p.m.. followed by interment in Ar- lington Hnlnn-l Cemetery, Reiatives and iriends invited to atiend. 8 iy " ‘518015 R. BUTLER. Maste) Attest: PAUL B. ELCAN, Secretary. i BUHN_FRANCIS C. Comrades of Richard | J. Harden Camp, No. 3, U. S. i V. 50 requested to lss!mhlz to attend the funeral of our late comrade, Past Com: mander _FRANCIS 'C. HUEN. 3¢ the United Brcthren church: North Capitol and R sts. n.w., at 1: VIGTOR & WATKINS, Commander, "8 JACKSON, LUCIAN. Departed this life.on Monday. April 61931, at Gallinger Ho: pital, LUCIAN JACKSON. Notice of fu- neral hereafter, JAINES, LIZZIE SHAPARD. On Sunda ApriL 3 1931, at Garfield Hospital, 1122 APARD. wife of William B, Javnes. Re- mains resting at the 8. H. Hines Co. fu- neral home, 2901 14th st. n.w. Services 4t the Mount Verngn Place M_'E. Church South Wednesday, April 8, at 2 p.m. KROUSE. KENTZING . Suddenly, on Sun- (April 5, 1931." KENTZING ., son inte J. 'Edwin and Virginia Krouse, originally ‘of Washington. D: C. Testing at Zurhorst's funeral pi East Capitol st. Mass at St. Charies' Oatholic Church, Glymont. Md.. on Wed- nesday. April 8, 'at 10 a.m. Interment in the churchyard cemetery. (St. Charles County papers please copy.) MacMURRAY. \REV. JOHN. Suddenly, on Tuesday. Aprld 7. 1031, at 12:35 am.. at his residence, 2003 G st. n.w.. Rev. JOHN MacMURRAY,~beloved " husband of ! Iate Frances ‘A. MacMurray, Funeral Thursday, April 9. at 2 o'clock p.m.. from he Union Methodist Church. 20th st. near ave. n.w. Relatives and friends in- nierment "Port Lincoln Ceme- Remains will be resting in above- ter 10 o'clock a.m. Thurs- l‘l' Ly, Sudden Iy on Mondas. ot i re nts. nee. the. Park MARKS. :‘dy Marks. in Re- a¢ the Tabler funeral home. ‘now.. where services will be held fignueu, "ADrIl 8. at 1:30 o'clock b wed by ‘Interment in Arlingion Na: {fomai Cemetery: NEY. EDWARD J. Suddenls, on -F-‘.EHy Abril 8, 1931, EDWARD 4. be- oved son "o 'tne' 1ate Edward aad Phocos )1‘ Quechey’ Pineral from ine residence $inols Reas hurch ul the Nativity, oh® Relatives and Vited" InfePient Mount Glivet MINER, ELLA. On Tuesday, April 7, 1931, 4t her residence, 2226 Chester se. ELLA, widow of John ul from t) April 9, st 2'pm. Relatives Ahed. ahtermsnt Codur i Ok aseaet: it aE at m.le’;‘ and trien Cemete NEWMAN, WE April 6. P Tt o0 Jut h, SEAR® in the ssnd sewr of neral services at his late Bunker Hill rd. Mount Ra! 1 pm, Thursday, “Avril Arlington Cemcigiy, NORFOLK. ter, “JAMES HOSMER. April 8, 1931, lll Philadelph! HOSMER, son of the late James and Maria Davis Hosmer g gL et Bl 2 cnnfin. rl'&h: lil;g :lén.in ‘m .' s m. Interment at E:’ FEYTON, GEORGE C 8, l-;&:"u. ot 3 am nce. R s ww GubRt f Moses and ' the lat I i brother o mourn his depariw at 'the John ‘T Rhi dra_and Eve ste. sw. until M el ey, A s Tate nddre Lincoln Memorial Cemeters, - o April PRILLIPE, MARY J. On Sunda at et 0P 4 by wife® of late Peter mother of Richard A.. BRillivs “And Mre. Mars William Phillips” of Enela ten__grandchildren, Fratidonhent saa daughiersin-law™ inda E. and Charlotte Philips, host of “other relatives and f Bains temporarily resting at T Rhines funeral d, and Eve m. sw.. until Tues Fllieral - Wednesdus, “Rbril B at- from Zion. Baptist Chugch, F ot w--m frd,and 4up ite, sW. Rev. W. L. Waghe thres ington officlatiny PHILLIPS, MARY. All officers and mem= bers ol Dick srson _Tabernacle, Nofl 44, A L O. of Moses, are hereby notified to lh tend a call meeting at the nome, i :‘l “T ’I‘u!xdn]r Ap;’\ll "I 1931, at 1 !fl m., to arrange for the funcral of Sister MARY PHILLIPS. Funeral Wldn(l;nb April 8, ll 1 o'clock, from Zion lln(lli Church, E5t; et 319 ERirran W) B 8IS. BERTIE EDELIN, Fin. Sec. = ROBINSON, Rregon CHARLES H. Denarted ‘3 husband of Elizal of Remains - re falntiL Puneral " Wednesdas, from Northeast . Baj '& between D and E ‘Hill officiating. ROSSER, DELMA W. On Sunday, April at Sioiey Hospitali DELMA' W ROS: SER, Beioved nospon st Loretta K. rm . Funeral {rom his late reside: Taylor st. n.w.. Wednesday. April p.m. Intérment Arlington NAtional ters. Relatives and friends invited. 1 day. April 5. 1931, at 9:30 p.m., at Chfl- dren's _ Hospital, THOMAS 'DWARD SCRIBNER, beloved infant son of Norman and Louise Scribner, aged 1 year and 11 months. _Puneral from the residence of the grandparents. J. R. Hurdle, 308 Chest- nul st., Lyon Park, Va., Wndu"dll Apvfl Cemetery, “Arlington Ouunlv. Vl. l!l ST. CLAIR, CHARLOTTE J. foril 6" 1681 at her:m%en‘c‘e:u::xlb . s belovey o o e “luie Albert w8 Ol foved * mother of ‘Eliia sna Willta B Clair. _Funeral private, ~Intermen! e ohmnsral ‘private. ~Interment Reck SWIFT, ALMIRA M. On Monday, April 1931, MGy maoroital, Baltimore. ua‘: M. SWIFT, datghter of the William Henry and 'Elizabeth Swift. from, ner residence. 6200 Pair Hamilton. Baltimore, 9 am. Wednesdaye Abrit 8 xx:rx‘ck: Shuigh. Hamilton. Baltimore. M ermen: john's Church, LODgere Baltimore Co., Md. ca THOMPSON, EVA LEE. On Sunday, Aj S, 1931, al her residence, 1311 G 3t e EVA LEE THOMPSON. +She leaves to mourn their loss her devoted husband, Joseph H. : her two children, pAdd_Theodore . : her two sister brother and a host of other. relatives’ and friends. Mass will be said for the repose of her soul Wednesday, April 8, at 9:30) a.m., at the Holy Comforter Church, 14th’ ’--:gndfn‘n"g;nngl"m Relatives and T n: nterment at nds in mel Rock Creek me- TILGHMAN, WILLIAM. Departed this nn B on Monday, April 6, 1931, at 9:. “ 0:[“'-. at Freedmen's Hospital, wm TILGH- %'AON MLDV‘E‘J brother of rown ans re. Lottie T} Tilghman and Andrew -mxg'.'.:f’ trom ;ioly‘ fieflnm!r Rsh\n'cfl ‘Thursd: .0t 10 ins John T\ Rhines’ funeral h’:l:u m“" TILGHMAN, WILLIAM _w. embers of Morning Sta; Loa iy iy 3 .o“l:monw;';';;e'rf-uby':aun:m ] Frow it 15th st. n.w., Tuesday, Aj ?A‘x"m ‘:ml o make, Siranedmenia Hor diehe- Rl S Jute b nies to be Wednesday. April 8. Fin Fofll . t‘z‘efl'flu;fl Rhines’ unduukml 'lfll’l: 3rd sts. sw. Puneral -rK' ursday. - ADri l ;fll dfl'bgl HDI{ .RGQQQIII!! v " Lodee. N 83" columm'.':m'pu and’ Forest Temole, No. 9, are’ cord and fraternally hited i *arfina. it HOLTON, 2. ». TILGHMAN. WILLL The nitea g Association. No. ‘1. Rnnounces the death of WILLIAM TILGHMAN, and funeral will be,from Hioly Redeemer ' Chursh Wedn day, April 8. WiLLA JAMES A. SMAGRUM, Ser Mary Officers and | COSBY. MARTIN. A token of love ' 08 TOWLES, JOSEPH MARION. April 5, 1931, at nis residence, son st. n.w. JOSEPH MARION, beloved husband of Fannie A. Towles and father of George E_and Marion E. Towl Prazee. Puneral from his Wednesday, April 8. at 2 and friends invited to_attend. Cedar Hill Cemetery, Maryland, TRAMMELL. CHARLES Sundas ADHIl 5. 1931 At Pis renidence 403 B sl s.w.. CHARLES W. TRAMMELL. Pumru from ‘his late residence. on Vredneaday, fBe's Enreh. oeh And R e '3 2 B I n Hill Cemetery. gibeicc lnur,.nt '.' WASHINGTON. 3 Mong Aol o T0%:. ROBERT On., Monda devoted brothér of Georgianm tan, Charity Poster. and Erneet "washincton. cne brother-in and other reintives and friends. Notite OF Tuneral Tater." Remains Testing at he W st Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1433 U On_Monday, Apl’“ s wzm{w AGNES E. [, _a er resldzm:e. lh( 1791’ Lanier pi. g BEL; widow of BIIHII* ) wen lel. mother * of Mrs. James Jeall. Mrs. Clarence B, Tully and J. Herman Wengdel. Services at St. Tnomas’ Apostie Churéh. 27th st and Woodley Td. nw- on Wednssday where mass Wil be offered at iniermead Sichwood Eemalées” DY, Smastorre ‘n i lT k ai Sibley ‘Hospita LOTTE B, WYLMOT age 88 ’ W!l’ mother of Wilson wumn and l'?‘llfl' mother of Wilson Ch les Wilmo neral services Thurs Aa.m.. at Hysong's parior, 1300 N WILSO! THEODORE F. On ADI’“ 4. 1931, at_his Ienfl’ntt 820 Sth st. n.w., 'n-ll%‘ DORE F. [LSON. aged 86 vyears, fathi f of ’l’ll!l(“n Bpearn ilson _and _gran father of Evelyn Wilson Fanflik and old G. Wilson. b WINSLOW. LUCY BRANCH. Saturday, ril 4. 1931, at B LUCY BRANCH WINSLOW. wite of zm Inte Abraham Winslow. ~ Remains Frezier's funeral home. 389 Ritode mnm ave nw, Funeral Tuesday, Aprl 7 Rl 1fan e o e UgeneL ome: n{a land ave. n.w. Friends invi Interment Payne's Cemetery. In Memoriam. to the of my ‘dear friend. MARTIN who ‘Bnaried this ile one veer ago today, April 7, 1930. Sunshine passes, shadows fall: Love, remembrance. outlasts And 'though the years be many or few, They are filled With remembrance, dear, of you A DEVOTED FRIEND, DOROTHY YOUNG. memory COSBY. JOHNSON, ELIZABETH. #A tribute of love iopthe memory of my Uear mother, ELIZ BETH JOHNSON, who left s tweive years AR L0V BAodiTer, MARGUERITE E. OUTLAW. ' . NSON. SARAH E. In loving rem nce of ‘our mother, SARAH E. 'JOHN. SON: ‘who “depariad this Hife nine" Sea ago today, April 7. 1922 Often we think of you, dear mother, And our hearts are Sad With D ©Oh, this world would be like heave Could we hear your voice again. The years may wipe out many things. Bul 4his they Wil Wipe Ot nevere: ‘The memory of those happy days When we were tozether. HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND OHIL- DREN. . M¢DONALD. EDWARD W. In sad and lov- ing remembrance of my dear husband, EDWARD W. McDONALD. who died guddenly” twelvs years ago today, As_vears go by and I grow older Your memory is my binding tie, With & want in my heart for you, dear, that will xever grow colder, And a love that will never die. DEVOTED WIFE, MARY. ® MURPHY. JULIA H. In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear wife and moth ULIA H. MURPHY, Who died seven years 280 today. April 7, 1024, May her soul rest in peace. THE FAMILY, ROSS, PAUL HARRIS. 1In lovin membrance of our degr RRIS sister, PA HA ROSS, who left-us four years ago today, April 7, 1927, Loved in life, in death remembored HER S 'ANDBROTHERS. ROSS, PAULINE HARRIS. brance of my dear wife ROSS. who_ dfi;jlntd this life four/ years ago, April 7, 1 Loved in_life, nmfln in death. al TR HU! n EARL H. 'WINSTON. ALE] g this life four vears ago. April 7, 1 He_is_gone, but not forf tun ms Devgrmmau wnluon. ALEXANDE| ory of ALEXANDER e ?'mu life four years ago today, April g:xhnubfinm -m.* ER. e of my " bel INST