Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1931, Page 9

Say It With Leapley’s Flowers Another Week-End Special SALE OF Beautiful Fresh Roses $2.00 Grade, $1.00 Dozen $3.00 Grade, $1.50 Dozen Darwin Tulips, $2.00 Grade, $1.50 Dozen Sweet Peas, 50c & $1.00 Bunch Other Seasonable Flowers at Lower Prices Free delivery anywhere in city. Fred F. Leapley Florist 908 G Street N.W. MRS. MARY MAJULIEN DIES IN CAPITAL AT Native of Leeds, England, Will Be Buried Here After Services Tomorrow Morning. Mrs. Mary E. Majulien, 55, of 1416 Thirty-Afth. street, died at her home vesterday after an illness of two years. | She had been seriously ill only about | | two weeks. Funeral services will be held at Holy Trinity Church. Thirty-sixth and O streets, at 9:15 o'clock tomorrow morning, with Rev. Bugene Kennedy officiating. ‘Burlal will be in Mount Olivet, Cemetery. | Mrs. M‘nju'umi,who had lived in shington for 12 years, was a native | | ede. Engiand. ‘She s survived by her husband, Edward H. Majulien, and | one ‘daughter, Mrs. Marie Rosa West- | lein. e One explanation of the reason why | gtlndhtzr clocks are so called is that when English cabinetmakers first brought the clock into use it was con- sidered that this type of clock was just at the right height for an old man to dee the time without straining his Kidwell’s 3272 M Street N.W. 2153 Penna. Ave. N.W. 3104 M Street N.W. 3218 Pea Street N.W. Smoked Hams (Finest Grade) . . 1. 20€ Sm. Shoulders «sws ... v 1215¢C Butter (rinest Made) Fresh Shoul- ders. ... small b 15C Loin of Pk. Rst. n. 20C Lean Pk. Chops ». 18 of l.egm Lamb ». 25¢ Breast of Lamb n». 9¢ Shoulder of Spring Lamb . 16¢ Chickens (Fancy Bakers) Sugar (Extra Specal) . ... K App! Potatoes, No. 1. ..... Onions (Extra Special) Spring Onions (Extra Fine) 4 Bunches ........ NavyBeans..........4.. m 25¢ Loose Spaghetti and Macaroni. .. ... » 10C; 3 s 25¢ s Coffee.......... n 18c Lge. Can Tomatoes. . No. 3 an 10C Fresh Country Eggs “~ 19¢| Finest Butter Sold Spinach. ..... New Cabbage (fancy). .3 ns 10C Grape Fruit (large)..... e 6C Large Fancy Celery les (Fancy) ..........5 ms 25C MARKETS, INC. o s s o »HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO EZEKIEL J. AYRES RITES TO BE HELD TOMORROW Chief Clerk of State Department Died Yesterday at Home at ‘Woodside, Md. The funeral of Ezekiel J. Ayres, chief clerk of the State Department, who died yesterday at his home at Wood- side, Md., will be conducted from the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 Four- teenth street, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The body is to be taken to Shiloh, N. J., for burial. Mr. Avres, who was 64, had been chief clerk of the State Department since 1924. Previously he had held a number.of important positions with the Government. During the World War he was a member of the District Coun- cil of Defense, War Industries Board and the United War Campaign Board. He had long been active in the Mae sonic fraternity and was a former offi- cer in the Grand Lodge of Masons in the District of Columbia. Window mashers are busy in Eng- | Jand. MARKETS 406 H Street N.W. 2611 14th Street N.W. 7th and C Streets S.E. 8215 Ga. Ave., Silver Spring NORTHEAST PUBLIC MARKET, 12th & H Streets N. Finest and Most Modern Marhet in the City PRICES EXCEPTIONALLY LOW QUALITY EXCEPTIONALLY FINE GREATEST VALUES IN OUR HISTORY R Chuck Roast of Beef n. 1215¢ & 15¢ Plate Beef Rst. ». 10C Round Steak.. n 23¢C Sirloin Steak. . » 24¢ Porter H. Steak n. 25¢ Hamburg Steak (Good) 1n. 1215C v... b 28C ... b 415C . .10 ms. 25¢ ...5 ms 10C Rice...... BreastofVeal...........n 10c Veal Cutlet ............. n 27C Loinof Veal............. n 18¢c Shoulder of Veal........ » 16¢ Oleo (Finest Grade) Gold Tint Oleo 4-1b. Prints n. 19¢C Pure Hog Lard..... » 1115¢C Comp. Lard. ... » 9¢ Sliced Breakfast Bacon...... n 26C 1. 24C Fresh PigFeet.......... dax 29¢C Fresh Pig Tails.......... n 10c Spare Ribs ety ......m» 12%5¢ Sauer Kraut.........3 qur, 25C ¥-Ib. prints, Ib. z9c 4 s 19¢C Black-Eyed Peas. ..... .4 us. 25¢ RedBeans.............3ms 25¢C | BAG, containing zlass | MONEY. | plant, ‘4209 8th St. NW. uneralTomorro E. J. AYRES. D g /|DICKINSON LAUDS FARM BOARD AND TARIFF LAW Senator Leaves to Help Establish- ment of G. 0. P. Headquarters ¢ A 2\ for Farm Belt. In a statement, regarded as the open- ing shot of the administration in its farm belt campaign, Senator Dickinson, Republican, of Iowa, yesterday hailed the Federal Farm Board and the pro- tective tariff policy as beneficial factors in curbing the effect of the depression in this country. ‘The Senator's statement was issued on the eve of his departure to set up headquarters of the Republican Agri- cultural Advisory Council in Des Moines. Expressing the view that “we are ready to press forward to a better business era,” he assailed the tariff critics as “economic theorists” and “in- dustrial internationalists.” Dickinson sald he believed establish- ment of the Farm Board two years ago “prevented the worst market decline that has faced our producers in a good many years.” Births Reported. Marriage Licenses. John C. Riley? 23. and Mildred A. Wood- fuff, 31 Rev. Joseph R. §i200. Irving F. Lasb. 21, Oakcrest, Katherine E. Rose, this cily; Rev. McKay. Francis M. Tompkins, 22, Childress, 20 Rev, C. Ernest Smith. Charles Prince, 21. and Lether Danlel, 19; Rev. William Willlams Earl Jone Rev. J.'E. Roberts. Ralph W. Duffeli, 26, W. Rose, 21, Hende: McKay Rev. n, N. C_ Fdward V. Fall, 25, McConnell. 23; Rev. J. C. Ball. Louis Singer, 25, ‘this city, Geldman, 18, Annapolis, Md: Mateo Peres, 2! 19; Rev. Charles'B. Harry M. Burke, Teresa C. Lyons, 23, this city; 3. Begle Rev. | Simon. Austin. 25. Leesburg, Va,. E. Graney. Rev Barrows. 3, AE. Barrows 21 Rev. A Roberi H. Harrington, 21 Luther 18; Rev. Nathaniel and Mrs. Village, V. William_D. Jarvis. M. Davis. 43, Scottsville, Wert L. Todd. 35, Rev. Allan F. Poore. FOUND. 349 Maryland ave, s.w._Nat. League fi %na Vath and ot T i all ‘and G ardAbt. 503, Harvard Hail. COCKER SPANIEL. light tan. 3 vear: “Snoogy.” Reward. DOG-_Chinese Chow, brown. about ”_‘“‘,'ifi 633 Ingraham st tall, 6 months old; answers to Chink: Tuesday afternoon from F. A n. Georgia_ 1654. DOG—Strayed. small white dog, with black patches around eves and over ears; name Jack: o colipr. Cleve. 1124-J ands; Nat. Teft on Randle Highl 3 Motor Co Bladensburg rd. April and receive reward. e AJAMAS AND DRESSING GOWN, Fort A Acighborhood of 14th and P reward. 1043 National Press Bldg OCKETBOOK. _ small, §lnn'l Dept. Store or 1844 Potomac ave. s.e. PURSE—Black, coni near Chevy Chase Circl 0810-7. i cabioid RSE. 1ady's, ather, be CRSE nFnd Woohies. ra. Reward. R. L. Farrington. 3218 Wis. ave. RING—Lady's opal ring, white mounting: vicinity reservoir a; eward. 610 N Caro. ove.se. FUNERAL SERVICE In order to meet the require- ments of all who may call on us, we offer a selection of complete funerals at various prices, the lowest at §100. Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. Col. 6324 vicinity. n. 2143 Reward. We furnish caskets made by the National Casket Co. Va. and Herman and Adair L. 23. and Mary L. Jackson, 20; this city, and Edith H and Helen V. and Bylvia Abram | and Consuelo de Ia Pira. and | Rev. Patrick Clifiord E. Stitt, 30, and Phyllis G. Hamm, | and Dorothea L. J. Moore, 21, and Dorothy Jones, Va.. Fork Union | “LOST ANIMA nimal Rescue FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Resc vicin- Re- Col. 514 oid; Gall “Clpveland yorkman; picinity Hillcrest or | A g?_}l ‘morning. Call Wil- 1 35c cab at Northeast 35c cab_at Northeas Please return same to Northeast Motor Co. ent s: | iberal ontaining $20, in 5 Reward. money And Kevs: 4 Cleve ld_filigree nd fltration The following births have to the Health Department hours Park F. and Elma Anderson. boy. Orazio “and_Denfenica Clatto, bov. Louis P. and Gwendolyn Fairlamb. Fred R. and Margaret C. Sanderson, Edward E. and Thelma Dowlire. #frl. Michael and Estelle Steinberg, kil Horace A. and Mary 1 dy, girl Simond P. and Evelyn M. Thombson, Randoiph and Lewinia King, sirl in the last 24 boy rl. boy. | __ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel {412 1 ST. N ® g Ambulance service. Lincoln 0524 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 0: L.M.(FAWLER CO. sty 1901 M St N.W Pot. 1130, 4131 |~ Joseph F. Birch’s Sons Ji= (ISAAC BIRCH) ) 3034 M St. NV, Ehons west ooag. ¥istablished 184! ~ T GEO. W. WISE CO. 200 M ST. N.W. West 0138, T W.W. Deal & Co, 816 H ST. N.E. _LINCOLN_8200. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of mor connected | with the original W. R. Speare establish- . ot Nationa1 2002 1009 H St. N.W. hone N armerly 910 F_St. N.W Established 1 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. __ Phone North 004 CHAMBERS J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 332 PA._AVE. N.W. _ NATIONAL P. J. SAFFELL BONAL l\'lcipgl\)'fl x Thos. R. Nalley’s Son (517 1th St SE._ LI 1220 | Frank Geiet’s Sons Co. | Mo3eeE Cinnel. Seieppnye National 2473 ALFRED B. GAWLER WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER Joszen GAWLER’C soNs Established 1850 Chapel Cremations Lady Attendant 1750-2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. EISEMAN’S SEVENTH It cost AND F i Buy Your Clothes at Eisemanqs On Convenient Payments no more—why not open a charge account? All wool—hand tailored in all essential parts—correct IS in Kiseman’s clothe tyvles—handsome patterns. All of these desirable features We guarantee every suit. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Pay in convenient weekly or monthly amounts easy to meet. Phones: NAtional 5512-5513 I NO BRANCH OFFICE l FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros. Co,, 1212 F St Prompt Anto Delivery Service. Arti5tic—eXpTess|ve—Inexpensive " GEO. C. SHAFFER | FXPRESSIVE F EXPRATE PRICK Open Evenings and Sundays ORAL EMBLEMS AT MOD- PHONE NAT. 0106, & Eye WERS For Funerals By Wire Anywhere 1407 H St. N.W. Nat'l 4905 ————— CEMETERY LOTS. CEDAR HILL — BEAUTIFULLY | ot contatning 17 sites. Will divide i des | ATED ired. Address Lox 149-E, Star office been reported | FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1931 Qard of Thanks. OLEN, ERASTUS. We wish to extend our since thanks and appreciation to our B iy Sad A SR lites ot The”teatn ot "our beloved uncl M 3 FHRS. T 3\ OVOODLEY AND FAMILY. * THE WEATHER District of Columbia — Increasing | cloudiness and slightly warmer tonight, | followed by showers late tonight and | tomorrow; gentle to moderate easterly | winds. Maryland—Increasing cloudiness, fol- lowed by showers beginning late to- | night or tomorrow; slightly warmer to- | night, modernate northeast and east | winds. Virginia—Occasional rain tonight and tomorrow; slightly warmer tonight, moderate to fresh easterly winds. West Virginia—Occasional rain late tonight and tomorrow; slightly warmer tenight. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 59; 8 p.m., 58; midnight, 49; 4 am., 44; 8 am, 49; noon, 62 Barometer—4 pm., 30.10; 8 pm., !20.12: midnight, 30.19: 4 am. 30.20; 8 a.m.. 30.26; noon, 30.21. Highest temperature, 62, occurred at noon_today. Lowest temperature, 40, occurred at 6 a.m., today. Temperature same date last year— | Highest, 87; lowest, 61. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Teday—Low tide, 0 a.m. and 1:58 | pm.; high tide, 7:07 a.m. and 7:37 p.m. | Tomorrow—Low tide, 2:10 am. and 2:47 pm.; high tide, 7:55 am. and 8:26 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today-—Sun rose 5:12 am.; sun sets 16:59 pm. | Tomorrow sets 7 pm. Moon rises 6:44 p.m.; sets 4:38 am. | Automobile lamps to be lighted one- | half hour after sunset. Rainfall. Cnmrnrfltlve figures of the monthly rainfall in the Capital for the first four months against the average is shown in the following table: : 1931, .3.55 ins. January ...1.56 ins. 3.27ins, February...1.36 ins 3.75 ins. March ....3.50 ins. | A .327ins. April .....2:89ins | Record rainfall for the first four |, months were: . | January, 1882, 7.09 inches; February,; | 1884, 6.34¢ inches; March, 1891, 8.84 inches; April, 1889, 9.13 inches. Weather in Varions Cities. Sun rises 5:10 a.m.; sun r ] s E} H S | | | [UTIEN | stations. “30r9mory =+ gwpaaisas Twreg oy Wy | | 3004 0.01 Cloudy 13028 48 38 ... Clear 3010 8 [l Rain 3028 © Clear > Clear loudy lear Clear lear loudy Sloudy udy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Glear Clear Gloudy Glear Gloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Gloudy Cloudy . Btslondy Cloudy Clear Rain Clear Glear © Glear Giear Abilene, Albany,’ N_ Y. Atlanta, “Ga. . Atlantic City Baltimore, Md. Birminghar ... 30. Bismarck, N.'D.30.04 Boston, Mass... 30.24 Buflaio, N. Y.... 3028 Charleston, §.C.30.12 Clicaco. L. .30.18 Tex.. . Tex.... 29.92 Galveston: Tex. 30.00 Helena, Mont. " 30.18 Oklahoma.' City. 30.08 Omaha. Nebr... 3 Philadelphia . 3 Phoenix. Ariz... Pittsburgh, Pa Portiand, Me. Portland, Oreg. Raleich.'N. Cl.. 30, Salt Lake City.. 30.02 San Antonio...” 20.98 San Diego. Calif 29.98 .. 20.08 car Clear Clear Fia. SH., D. ;- 3010 C.13028 -+ FOREIGN. (7 am., Greenwich time. today.) Stations Temperature. Weather. London. England . 44 Glear Paris, Prance, 48 Clear France... ... ] 52 Clear . Switzeriand. 44 Clear en..\.) 42 Clear Noon. Greenwich time, todav.) Horta (Fayai). Azores.... 62 Part eloudy (Cuirent observations.) Hamilton, Bermuda...... 70 Clear San Juan. Porto Rico.... 78 Clear Havana, Cuba.......... Clear | Colon, Canal Zone.. Cloudy | Deaths Reported. | The following deaths have been reported | to the Health Department in the last 24 hours Marcaret S. Norvell. 82. 1907 G st. Annie B. Rusher, 80, 1106 Euclid st. William E._Wise. 75, 1471 Irving s Sarah C. Burr. T4, 2612 10th st. Laura B. Sweeney, 72, St. Elizabeth's Hos- William D. Campbell. 71, Masonic Home. Veronica Pruchaniewska, 70, Little Sisters H | farice °F 50, Gallinger Hospital o aliric Thomson, Herberr S. Moreton. 47,1526 Hon Siler. M40, 5023 Tatn Eiirabeth Hoses. 36, Providénce Hospital Lavieice G, Kelley, 30, St. Elsabein's Hospital Siidrea Hoffman. 35, Sibley Hospital Wiifam "B “Fhompion. Geors: Hopite Florerce Edmondson. 80. 1315 Vermont ave. | Eeuvenin "Dorses, 5. Freedmen's Hosoit | Hibeth D8 “Hawkins, 50, Preedmen's { rospital Rose E. Epps, 41, 1523 6th st. | A Lien 82 Tuberculos | Savel Barnes | SR Rlenes, 25, 1910 Oh Brown, 731130 1st t, Eliznbein Moore.” 16, Preedmer's Hospital Nary Jobnson. 8 months, Freedmen's Hos- tal. P'¥aul Jackson, T months, Freedmen's Hos- b P!Vendolyn Brown. 5 months. 1825 13th at. pri of ful FUNERAL HOME ixc. or reference, Ask 016 M STREET, N PHONES:LINCOLN There are hundreds of ‘Washington families who have used Deal during years, families have been satis fied both as to quality and specialized in giving peo- | ple a real dollar’'s worth they’ve paid us. Take our $100 funeral, for instance; it is doubt- ‘equal in the city. our showrooms first; we can prove our statements. Satisfied Families service the past twenty and all of these ce. We have always service for every dollar if one can find its Visit your neighbor- 8200-820 of 04 P . and Bernice P. Arnoid. S. H. Hines Co, funerai hom n'w., Baturday, May 2, ATDEY BERERL AR o Saeee. 3 s * residence, Brockville pike.’ Siiver Sprine, Md. EZE JARMAN. beloved husband of Edith Randoiph Avers ' Services at the 8. H. Hin funeral home, 2901 14th on SAturday. May 2. at 2 p.m. BARNEY. DR. JOSEPH NICHOLSON. Thurs- v, April 30. 1931, at Walter Reed Hos- pital. Dr. JOSEPH NICHOLSON BARNEY. isutenant, colonel, Medical Reserves, son of the Iate Capt. J. N. and Mrs. N. 8. Barner. husband of ‘Julia Carter Baricy. Funerai Saturday, May 2, at Fredericks- burg, Va. 1* BELT. RICHARD. Departed this iife on Wednesday. April 29, 1931, at 12:20 o'clock am. at his residence. 108 Pierce &t n.w.. RICHARD BELT. beloved father of Cle: ent’W. Belt, “He leaves to mourn one si ter. Mrs. Luev Bell. and two brothers. Samuel and John Henry Belt: a devoted daughter and son-in-law, and a host of other relatives and friends. 3 ices at W. R, Wood's funeral homi 4th st. n.w.. Sunday, May 2 BOWE. SARAH R. Departed this life Thurs- day,” April 30, 1931 at her residence. 112 L st nw. SARAH R. BOWE. loving mot er of Wiililam Bowe and Omedent Wilson Remains resting at J. T. Stewart funeral arlors, 30 H st. ne. Notice of funeral ater. BRADLEY. S DUNCAN. On Thursda April 30, 1931, at his residence. 2852 On- tario rd. nw. S DUNCAN. beloved hus. band of Mery Biake Bradley and son of the late Joseph and_Mary_Duncan Bradley. ‘Services at Christ = Episcopal Chureh. 315t and O sts. n.w.. on Saturdas May 3. at 3 pm. Interment Oak H Cemeters. BROWN. WILLIAM. On Tuesday. April 28. 1931, at his “residence. ‘1159 1si st. n.w. WILLIAM BROWN, the devoted son’ of Martha Brown and loving brother of Earle and Irene Brown and nephew of Henrs King and Lelia Carter. Puneral Sunday. May 3. at 1 p.m.. from Metropolitan Ba ust Church. “Rémains resting at the W Ernest’ Jarvia funeral church. 1432 U st n.w. CARTER. BENNIE. Departed this life April 27, 1931, at 12:10. at Providence Hospital. BENNIE CARTER, son of Lydia and Archie Carter_ He leaves fo mourn their loss a sister, Sarah Jackson of New York three nieces, three nephews and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Sun- day from 451 O st. n.w., at 1.30. 2+ DUFFY., WILLIAM H. Suddenly. on We nesday. ‘April 29, 1931, WILLIAM H. hus. band of Frances C. Diffy (nee Calv: 2233 18th st. n.w. Puneral from Aln Bpeare’s funeral parlors. 1633 Conn. ave. n.w. Monday. May 4. at 10 am. Inte menit at Arlington National Cemeiery. ENGLISH, FRANK MILLER. On Thursd April 30. 1931, at his_residence, Law Okla, FRANK MILLER ENGLISH loved' husband of Annie E. Engisii n of ‘the late Charles 8. and Eilen M lish of Georgetown, D. C. Interment awton, OKla. 1 MORE. LEWIS THOMAS. Departed this life Thursday night. April 30. 1931, at 1.50, after a_short_iliness at Preedmen's Hos- pital. LEWIS THOMAS FILMORE, the de. voted son of Agnes Lee and Bro_Millard Filmore. Remains resting at Wim. Tolbert’s funeral home. 1308 6th st. Notice of funeral hereafter. GALIBER. SAMUEL §. Suddenly, on_Ap: 29, 1931, SAMUEL S, hushand of Monn Galiher, aged 76 veats, Funeral from 1 inte residence. 438 6th st. ne. on Satur- » May 2. 8t 2 p.m. Please oimit fowers. GALIHER, SAMUEL §. special communication E ker Lodge. No. 27. P. A. A. M. &t 1: m.. Saturday, May 2, 1931, to attend the unéral of our late brother. SAMUEL S. GALIHER. A good attendance is desired FRANCIS B. WILLIAMS, Maser. * JOHN N. On Thursdav, April 30. 1931, at Upperviile, Va.. JOHN N. GIBSON. father of Paul W. and ‘Burns N. Gibson Puneral Saturday May 2. ay 2 pm. from Dulin chapsl. Falis Church, Va. Interment On_Friday, May 1. Oakwood Cemetery. GOODYEAR. EMMA C. 1930. EMMA C.. beioved wife of the late Addison Goodyear. Services at the resi- dence of her daughter, Mrs. Conen, 2145 C st. n.w., on Saturday. May 2, at 7:30 p.m. Interment Harrisburg. Pa. ) GOODYEAR. EMMA C._ To the Officers and Members of Golden Rule Council, No. 10. Daughters of America: ~ Soecicl meet will be held at'the residence of the Coun- cilor, 1422 E st. n.e, on Friday 1931, at 7:30 p.m., i@ make arra for the funeral of S¥ter EMMA C. YEAR. MRS. R. M. WARREN. Councilor. MRS. ELIZABETH SHEPHERD, Secretary. HAISLIP. SILAS E. On Friday, May 11931, at 1:45 a.m., at Emergency Hospital. SILAS E. beloved husband of Anna E. Haisiip. Fiincral from his late rosidence, 4514 13th & nw. on Mondav. M-y 4. at 2 pm. Relatives and_{riends invited to attend, Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. 3¢ HOLBROOK. ERNEST. Departed this life suddenly on Wednesday, April 29, 1931, at 1:45 am. at Freedmen's Hospital. ERNEST HOLBROOK. He leaves to mourn their Joss & wife. Annie Holbrook: three children of Chic TL; a mother, two_brothers of Jackson., Miss: a sister of St Louis, Mo @ sister. Dolores Holbrook Wade of Washington. D. C.. and a_ brother-in-law. Park Wade. Remains resting at Ruth Dabney's fineral home, 453 O st. n.w. There will be no services in Washington Remains will leave Friday evening at 9 p.m. Interment Jackson. Miss. . HQUSTON, JORN B, oOn Thursday. April 30, 1931, ‘at-102 inman st. sridge, Mass.. JOHN B.. beloved ‘ather of Joseph W. and G. David Houston. Funeral Sun- day, May 3, from the above residence. 2 HINTON. AGNES. On Friday, May 1, 1931, at_ Washington Sanitarium. ' AGNES' HIN- TON (nee " Mitchell). Notice of funeral ater. HUGHES, CLAUZELMIN. On Tuesday. April . 1931, CLAUZELMIN HUGHES. the de- voted wife of George Hugbes, daughter of Delia Lone and sister of Astoria, Gon- es. ~Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U &t. n.w. Funeral Saturday. May 2, at 9 a.m., from St. Augustine’s Church. 1 JOHNSON. ROBERT DANIEL. Departed this life Friday. May 1, 1931, it 1:15 am. his_residerce. 1713’ New’ Jersay ROBERT DANIEL JOHNSON, lovin, band of Louise Barnes Johnson, son of George W. and Hattie R. Johnson. He leaves to mourn their loss two sisters, two brothers, other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Aleiander S. Pope's, 315 15th t. s.e. Notice of funerai later. JONES, ROSETTA, Departed this life Thurs- dav. April 30, 1931. at her residence. 1252 Hall ‘st. s.w. ROSETTA JONES. mother of Henry N.. Ed., Joseph C. Wil- liam," Samuel, Wailace,” Mary Johason, Blanche Quiners. ~She also leaves one aunt. Julla Dorsey: six grandchidren, thres nieces and & host of other relatives and tfriends. Remains resting_at_Eugene 1300 S. Cap. st. “Mav 4. from Newport Chapel. Charles County. Md. 3 KRAHL AD 'J. On Thursday, April NRAD_J. beloved hus- band of Catherine A. Krahling. aged 64 years. Funeral from his late residence. 111 1ith st. se.. on Baturdav. Mav 2, at 8:30 to Bt Peter’s Church. 2nd at § a.m.. where mass Wil > repose of his soul. Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. MAJULIEN, MARY E. On Thursday. April 30, 1931’ at her residence. 1416 35th st. nw. MARY E. beloved wife of Edward Majilien and mother of Marie Rosa West- lein. Remains resting at above residence. Requiem mass at Trinity “Church; 36th and O sts. n.w.. Saturday. May 2. at 9:15 am. Intérment Mount Olivet Ceme- rery. MOORE. E. ELLSWORTH. On Thursday, April 30, '1931, ‘at_Georgetown University Hospital. E. ELLEWORTH MOORE. be- loved husband of Margaret E. Moore (nee Smith). of 1621 Montague st. n.w. Fu- neral from the above residence on Satur- day. May 2, at 9 am. Requiem mass at 8t. ‘Martin'’s Church at 9:30 am__Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemelery. Relatives and friends invited. 1 PACK. JACQUELIN JANETTE. On Thurs- day.’ April 30. 1931 at her Tesidance, 2020 8 st. n.w., JACQUELIN JANETTE PACK. the ioving' daughter of Viola and Walter Pack and sister_of Sadie Jew=l and Jerry Howard Pack. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. PATE. ARDELLA. Thursday, April 30. 1931, at Freedmen’s 'Hospital. Mrs, ARDELLA PATE. Remains resting at Fraziers fu- peral kome, 389 R. I ave. n.w. Notice of FII n.w. GIBSO! funeral later. PERKINS, RICHARD. Departed this life suddenly, Tuesday. April 28. 1931, at Gal- linger Hospital, RICHARD PERKINS. Fu- neral Saturday, May 2. at 1 pm. fro Eugene Ford's funeral parlor. 1300 South Capitol st. Interment Rosemont Cemete:y PHILPOTT, JOHN L. On Thursday, April 30, 1931, JOHN L. husband of tne late Lillie Phiinott, aged 58 vears. Funeral from his son's residence. 1528 35th t. n.w.. on Monday. May 4, at &:45 a.m.. thenes 1o Holy Trinity Church. where requiem ass will be said at 9:15 a.m. for the repose of his soul. = Relatives and friends invited. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, Rockville, Md. 3 PRESTON. FRED A. On Thursday, April 30. 1931." at his residence, 5 Arlington ave., Clarendon. Va., FRED A. PRESTON, in his seventy-fourth year. beloved busband of Hannah Manford Preston. Funeral serv- ices at Ives' chapel. Spruce st. and Wilson blvd.. Saturday, May 2. at 1 p.m. Inter- ment’ Columbia’Gardens Cemetery, Claren- don, Va. Please omit flowers. PUMPHREY, IDA MAE. On Wednesday, April 29, 1031, at 3:50 p.m.. IDA MAE. beloved wife’ of John L. Pumphrey and only daughter of Olive V. and the late Ulysses B. Suddath and ter of John . Suddath. Funeral will t: place from her Iate residence. 336 G _st. 5. on Satur- day, May 2, 1931, at 2:30 p.m. Relatives friends are invited to attend. Inter- ment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. X PUMPHREY, IDA M. The officers and mem- bers of Hope Chapter, No. 30. O. E. 8., are requested to atiend the funeral of our late sister, IDA M. PUMPHREY. on Satur- day. May 2. 1931, from the new Masonic Temple. 13th st. and N. Y. ave. n.w., at 59 ZAKAAN 8. LEVY, Worthy Mat 1 , Worthy Matron, P. TOWERS, Secretary. PUMPHREY, IDA MAE. The members of Pidelity Council, No. 4, Daughters of America, are requested 1o attend the fu- fcral services of our late sister, IDA MAE PWPHFIY. this evening at 8 o'clock, gt her Tate residence 3360 . v.e' alsa uneral on “l‘D'A’h‘A’;’LLEI I:!Oé’ m. 1l WIS, Counctlor. J. H. HOWELL, See. , CHARLES 8. Departed this lite & ly, on y, April 301921, at 5. le) e'yb. 120 ‘! A1 301931, at 5:08 ttis . born Februar: 1879, & devoted Ifather of Vernice. Claude, Charles, Leon and Willard Ros: nd brother of Norman Ross. Mrs. Mayme iohnson_and Arthur Ross and nephew of Henry ., Funeral services Sunday, May 3, at 1:30 p.m., a: Galbraith Church, $B 45 between L oand M sty nw. Rev. X or. ~“Intermens kin e ‘Cemetery. k) urel etery. SMITH, CHARLES ted o W eaiesn ADr 29 TR ab Frovk Hospital, CHARLES E. brother of Letitis A. Smith and Wheeler and beloved uncle of Wil Neil, Theresa 8. Adams. Eunice W. and' Chauncey A~ Whesler of New City. Notice of funeral later. SWAN, JESSE 1. On Wedngsday, April To8: at his recidence 3158 A awt JESSE J., beloved husband of the lats Rose Swan' Remains resting at the parl f James T. Ryan, 317 Prnnsylvanis a .| Funeral from the parlors of James T. Ryan, 317 Pa. ave. se. on Saturday, May 2,82 pm. Iniérmeie Cedar Hill Ceme SWANN. WILLIAM HENRY. On Thursday, April 30, 1931, at Little Sisters of the Poor, WILLIAM HENRY SWANN. aged 68 years, son of the late Walter and Ann Swann of Pomonkey. Charles County. Md. Punery from chapel of Little Sisters, 3rd and_H sts_ne., Sat May. 2. at 2 pm. Ine terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. s TWYMAN. FRANK. On Thursday. April 1931, PRANK TWYMAN. devoted husban of Rosa Twyman. father of Jack. Frank and Robert Twyman. Remains resting st the W al chureh, Ernest Jarvis 1 {hereatter " at" hi 3 road, nterment Sunday, A Leesbure, Va. i CORDELIA. Thurs 1931, 'CORDELTA TYLER. Mra. Mamie Strot and Oscar Warren \h-inw ol ren, Funcral Bunday: May om Frazier's fune Home. 389 Rhods Tsiand ave mow. Fricads invited. Interment = Lincoln = Memofi Cemetery. 3 TYLER, MADELIA. 29, 1931, wt 1050 a of Ulyses 7 Y ¥ 3. at 3 Or' Wednesday, Ap; MADELIA, devot ler’ and sis er’ of Gers Eiie Cavs i 150 p.m . tiom the W. eial church. 1432 T st e Brock Sunday, May 3 Ernest Jarvis nw WHEATON, LIECT. COL profound regret inat I to the membere of the & Lution of ‘the Bistrict"of Columbla' the'de- rice of Lieut. Col A Quartermastar Corps, U 8 A who died st the Fresidio of san Frintico. Cale j0ut one month r WiIT be held 5t A Nitionar" Ceme F. B It is with * to announce of the Revo- this life om . 1931 ngering fil- LLIAY 24 31, st. n.e; g at Burbour Brox” funeral st. ne. Notice of funer Apri 30, 1931, RICHARD T, band of from ihe J. tucday morns te. April Thurscay LOUISE, devol BD T after a WILLIA Ta MBI AL, Wiltiam Tee fae. ing at 11 wm. i WILLS, LOUISE. I3 at e mother” of Hares” VViiis, Dass Frost Beatrice “Hoimes. 3he st Temie 1 brothers, three grandenildren, three mieces seven nephews and oiher relatises ed friends.’ "Remains resting 3t . the - We Ernest Jarvis funerai chuzen, 1433 You Suntil 1 pm. Saturday: ¢ AL Ber date residsicr, 3111 F N e P heral Sunday. Mas 3. at 1 b Union Wesiey M. E. Cliurch TAM ELMER. Thursday, April . % his residence, 1411 Irving st 26.° WILLTAM ELMER WiSE, d of May ' (nes : | Saturday. May 2, at P from the funeral home of Bersy Walsh. 29" H st mw. Interment Andfens Chapel, " Va. “Relatives' and . friends ine 1 In Memoriam. BOOKER, NETTIE: GEORGE E. vi Remembrance of sur oot s and i ITIE BOOKER, who chtecd intg ebess 250 son and brother. SEORUE B BOSRE Who passed away March 16, 1918, . Loving thoughts, true and tender. THE FAMILY, BROOKE, Fno';ll'llfln Th Xg lgflnlfl r;mum- 4 r_dear husbant 3 ather, T. BROOKE. who passed away one vear ago yesterdas, April 30, 1930, One vear has passed away. But o Bearts Ure N ine same, = many a sen s At the mention of Sour Rame. . | BRUCE. EMM G memipee 'CE, E! A M. In fond memor: dear sister, EMMA M. BRUCE. T':O‘ 5‘:: f Yl[;zfl’ this life nine years ago today, May Sweet are the flowers in memory's gard looming to gladden our hearts ‘:l 'J!:% Cheer Thoughts of our loved one, never forgottens Ever remembered and e1er held Gear DEVOTED SISTERS AND BROTHER, BURRELL, EVA. Sacred to the our mother, EVA BUSRELL. whe. paysed into the great beyond four 3¢ars awo, May To our mother, who taught her children the deep things of life; duty, hoBor, trauh courage, faith, hope: love of home and reverence ' for” God and for eacn other. Obedience and devotion: sincerity and sime plicity: self-denial and self-retiance; kind= Zess ‘and relpfulness and oy in service. She taught us by what the ¢id. to do: and inspired. s by what she was. o becomas MAMIE, "ESSIE AND WILLIAM. & CASSELL. JORN. In sad but loving re- e N CABSEL Vo Homerica S0E * JOHN S Vho_depari life fiftven vears ago today. May 1. 19! The blow was bard, the shock severe: We never thought h.s death S0 BeAr. Only those who have iost ean tell The pain_of pariing without farewell, HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. * FIELDS. RUTH COLEMAN. In loving re- : of “my dear sister. FIELDS, who departed this IS ago today. May 1, 1928 SISTER. NAOMI GILMORE. HOLTZCLAW. W. CLAYTON. A tribute of love to the memory of ouf dear hushand and, father, "W. CLAYTON, HOLTIZCLAW, Yho passed’ away one year a0 i0da3, May Loving and kind in all his ways, Upright and just 1o the end of his davs, Sincere and kind in heari and mind: What & beagtifil memory 10 lerve enind; HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. HUNTER. JAMES M. In loving memory JAMES. 1 HUNTER, "who deparieq. thig iife May 1, 1920. i Deep in our hearts his memory-lies. ‘And. oh, it's S0 sincer They say time heals a broksn heatt, But. oh. i seems untrac, For two sears our hearis have ached, Bty "dariing son. or 3ou HIS MOTHER AND SISTER. HUNTER. JAMES HAMILTON. A tribute of love "I memory of my ‘eat 'husbands JAMES HAMILTON MUNTER. who des Darted this life two years ago todes, May Piszs. I'hate lost mv soul's companion. A'lite linved with my ory own; Day by day 1 miss you more. s T walk throusn dite. sloe. It is not the tears at the time that are she: That tell of the heart that is broken But the silent tears in afier years And remembrance silently spoken HIS LONELY WIFE, MARION 1. HUNTER. ® HUNTER. LILLIE G. PRESTON. WILLIA SPENCER. SR.: C. JOANNA AND ROBER! D. In memory of my loved ones—sister, LILLIE G. HUNTER, who died one year azo today. May 1. 1930: father. WILLIAM SPENCER PRESTON. Sr.. December 6, 1906; mother. C. JOANNA PRESTON. March 7. 1928: brother. ROBERT D. PRESTON, De- cember 13.. 1925, To Lillie. dear When father. mother and brother left us We have done all that we could do: And now your darlings are left with me— | RICH. or ) from 3 HUNTER. LILLIE G. In fond memory. our mother, LILLIE G. HUNTER. who us one year ago today. May ], 1930. There are gains for all our losses. There are baims for all our pains, But when you, mother. departed. You took something from our hearts that will never come back again HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. SPENCER AND LOTTIE. IACKSON. JOSHUA. Tn sad but loving re- e of our dear procher. JACKSON, who departed this life ane year 80 today. Youre not dead. but only sleeping, Waiting for that slorious day When the trumpet of God will be calling, And you'll hear the Saster sag, HIS YOV G %nE V6 TED sreTER AND’ BROTHER. ATHA ~CARMI AND GEORGE JACKSON, U CHARL JOMNSON. LOUISE L. In tad but loving re- membrance of my dear mother: LOUISE L JOHNSON. wh deparied this life fouf Jeats ago todav. May 1, 1027 I saw vou slowly lea e adiriplessty $sloof b.\l-;‘b:’ i iid drained the cup of bitter grie The day I saw von di o5y DAUGHTER, MAMIE. ® MIDDLETON, ELLA G. Sacred fo the mem= it pme dear liitie"fricna” EIR G “Who' left u today, Mny 1. 1913, R Loved in life. remembered in_ death. HER DEVOTED FRIEND, MARIE. MIDDLETON. FLIA G BLETOR whe 1l & o ETON. Who left us. igh BLETOR: ‘who' ieft" s clehtecs vears 480 FATHER AND MOTHER. * MULLOY, CAROLINE VIRGINIA. Tn lovic my dear ‘mothe: VIRGINIA MULLOY, who died thirts sears ago foday. May 1. 1001. Sunshine passes. shadows fall: Love, remembrance. outiast all; And tEGUEN the years be many o few, They are filied With memories, dear mother, of you., HER SON, WLZIAM MULiew. * PLEASANT. JOMN §. Eacred to the mem- 7 St Sere o S e O today, May 1, 1922, s Forget you? No. we aever will, We loved you thén, we love you still. Your memory 1s af fres tod A5 in the hour you passed away, MOTHER, SISTER, BR SHECK, CHARLES P. In loving our_dear husband ‘and father, P . who died one vear May 1, 1930. WIFE SMITH., HORACE E. In lovh T, ORI, B T 08 ?'-;;ed Away two years aso today, May MID- K g0 toda Althoush two years have passed Since last I saw your face, ‘The memory of your loving Reart Can never be erased, Loved in life. in death remembered, LOVING WIFE, JENNIE Z. £xiifl, @