Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1931, Page 9

[S Sanderson Bingham Martin of the Department dead last night while mowing the 1awn | Jot 1n Philadelphia. The services to- 4505 Stanford street, | morrow will be conducted by La Fay- is home, (l:;e\)w‘y Chase, Md. Mrs. Martin, who | ette Lodge of Masons, of which Mr. She cellent material you can— OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT EISEMAN’S more than 30 years. He was a native of Philadelphia, where he was born in 1876. He was the son of 8. R. Mar- tin, & once prominent broker in that z . Martin was_a nephew of 0" late ‘e, H, H. Bingham, who served more than 30 years as a Repre. Sanderson Martin, Chevy|sentative in Congress from Philadel- phhl:f'. and Mrs. Martin were married Chase, Overcome by Heart |in 1622 and moved to Chevy Chase Failure in Yard. from Washington eight years ago. Mr. M!.fl.\:tl lumved. besides his widow, by a sister, Mrs. Albert H. Ashby, of Phll:delphl&ml’l‘lg lul::l:phew. Albert F. , of Pl elphia. mle':]xser:l services will be held at Gaw- dropped | ler's chapel at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. Burial will be in the family Martin was a member. He also was a Jas In another part of the vard at the | member of the National Press Club. sumfi:on& Dr. Perry of Bethesds, who er husband dead. The 3;'35‘.:"3-. attributed to heart fallure. |frey Elwes, son of Gervase mweis. t}]m Mrs. Martin said that her husband |tenor, has sold Billing Hill, the family appeared to be in the best of health 'seat near Northampton, England. EISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F STS. Because of high taxation, Maj. Geof- buys a splendid all-wool suit at Eiseman’s A suit you can depend upon— for style—for wear—for comfort. A m'ost pleasing selection of smart greys, tans and blues. Ex- Furthermore, —and pay in convenient weekly or monthly amounts at no extra cost to you. account and wear stylish clothes without noticing the outlay? Why not open an 7th & F STS. THE EVENIM : und_taa nor complained of fsine| FUNERAL FOR DR, LANE BUMM[RGEWURKER "3 Martin had ved o Washiogton | TQ BE HELD TOMORROW Services at Sacred Heart Church to Follow Rites at Home. Funeral services for Dr. Timothy T. Lane, who died Wednesday after a short lllness, will be held in Sacred Heart Catholi¢ Church tomorrow morn- ing st 9 o'clock, follot brief serv- ices at his residence, 1356 Parkwood place. Burial will"be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Dr. Lane at one time was proprietor of a drug store at Second and F streets, but he retired from business several years ago. Born in this city, September 2, 1879, he was educated in Jocal public schools, graduating from Central High Schcol. He was grad- uated from George Washington Uni- versity as a doctor of pharmacy in| 1899. He was & member of Washington Council of the Knights of Columbus and the Alhambra. Dr. Lane is survived by his widow, Mrs. Edith A. Lane; a son, Dr. Edmund T. Lane, dentist, of this city, and a daughter, Miss Margaret E. Lane, also| cf Washington. Church thieves have been working in Dublin. G STAR, WASHINGTON, BROOKS RITES TOMORROW Florist, Who Died Yesterday, Will Be Buried at Forestville, Md. Chauncey E. Brooks, 59, for 35 years a flarist at 1534 Fourteenth street, died yesterday at his Summer home, North Beach, Md., after a sudden illness. Funeral services will be held at the Fourteenth street address tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial will be in the Forestville, Md., Epiphany Church Cemetery. Mr. Brooks was & member of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ida M. Brooks; two sons, Carl and Edwin R. Brooks, and two daughters, Mrs. C. E. Jenkins and Miss Dorothy Brooks. LIEUT. SULLIVAN’S RITES Funeral for Marine Flyer Killed in Air Crash Tomorrow. Funeral services for Lieut. Raymond B. Sullivan, jr, U. 8. M. C, killed in an airplane accident at Pensacola, Fla., will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at the Fort Myer, Va, chapel. Lieut. Sullivan is the son of Col. Raymond B. Sullivan, now on duty at the Marine Barracks, Parris Island, S. C. He will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery. Times Like These —make thrift imperative; more important than ever that one spends every dollar wisely. Even funeral services should be purchased upon a dollar-for- dollar basis; a doll ar of value for every dollar spent. We serve, completely, at prices ranging from $100 up—and every price represents true value. 4 \TBEAL FUNERAL HOME 'Nc. (For reference, Ask yourneighbor 816 H STREET,'N.E. PHONES:LINCOLN 8200-8201 value and see these The - 2 Stores: finish sport fabrics! hand-needlework, smart styling! Il recognize instantl features of $40 sport suits! the mammoth Wonder organization to put over a thin stay in business! sport suits! With like this! NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS! D. C., FRIDAY, IN CANNON PROBE Bishop’s Supporters Say Re- ligious and Political Enemies Seek Inquiry. Supporters of Bishop James Cannon, Jr., belleve the effort of the Senate to investigate his anti-Smith activities in 1928 is prompted by religlous and politi- cal prejudice, the churchman yester- day wrote Chairman Nye of the Senate Campaign Investigating Committee. Bishop Cannon’s letter followed the recent refusal of Nye to postpone hear- ings until September 20, the chairman holding that the statute of lmitations would be applicable in the case Septem- ber 1. Bishop Cannon, denying the statute of limitations could apply, said that even if it could be invoked contributions made later would “give ample margin for hearings begun on September 20. Prejudice Is Charged. ‘The bishop then said his correspond- ence indicated ghnlm p‘sre'::‘:e think the purpose underlying e Teso- lution directing the investigation “is an effort to use your committee as an in- strument to please Congressman Tink- ham’'s (Representative Tinkham, Re- publican, Massachusetts) wet, Roman Catholic, Boston constituency, to gratify the anger and wounded vanity of cer- tain Virginia Democrats and to secure, if possible, the list of names of those who worked in Virginia cities, districts and precincts to defeat Alfred E. Smith, in order that, if possible, they may be so intimidated and hsr;ssed that they will fear to do such work again.” e“Thnt list,” he continued, “will cer- tainly not be furnished by me.” The committee is investigating & com- plaint by Representative Tinkham that the bishop failed to account for a major portion of the $65,300 given him by E. C. Jameson, New York financier, for use against the presidential candidacy of former Gov. gmlt.h in Virginia. Bishop Called on Nye. Bishop Cannon said he had called on Nye May 18 to learn the date of future hearings as he desired to be present, and that the chairman told him he did not think it probable additional hear- ings would be held until the latter part of August. “I then said,” he continued, “that! if the hearings would not be resumed until the latter part of August, I would be glad if they could be delayed until about the 20th of Eeptember, as I desired to attend important church and prohibition conferences in Europe. I gave you the dates * * * and sald that by taking a fast steamer I could get home by September 20.” Bishop Cannon sald Nye's reference to the statute “clearly” indicated “that the chairman of the committee does consider that the committee is acting in the capacity of a grand jury investi- gating a complaint that I have com- mitted a crime for which I must be indicted before the expiration of the three-year lmit.” The bishop has challenged the authority of the committee to inquire into his disposition of the funds. Now watch the clothing world wonder still more about how we can give such Let them With fine, soft- expensive regular It takes 611 7th St. N.W. 1003 Penna. Ave. N.W. “Both Stores Are Open Late Saturday Evenings MAY CHARGE PREJUDICE | 22, 1931. TUCKER SERVICES SET FOR TOMORROW Retired Capital Merchant and Native Dies After Long lliness. H. Walker Tucker, 83 years old, re- tired business man and lifelong resident of the National Capital where he was widely knwon, died at his home, 3301 P street, yesterday after a long illness resulting from a fall at his home last September, in which his hip was broken. For many years Mr. Tucker was en- gaged in the shoe business and shoe- finding business, in the latter dealing in laces and various fancy trimmings for shoes. Retired Several Years Ago. He was engaged in business first on Pennsylvania avenue and later on Eighth street near F street for many years. Prior to his retirement several years ago he was in business at 8061 1 street. A native of this city, Mr. Tucker was the son of the late Capt. Francis Asbury Tucker, who served in the Confederate Army, ‘and of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Carter Tucker. Mr. Tucker was a member of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants of the District _of Columbia and of Hiram Lodge, No. 10, F. A. A. M. Leaves Widow and Son, He is survived by his wido Mrs, Bessle C. Tucker; a son, Lloyd Lee Tucker, and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at Gawler's Chapel, 1754 Pennsylvania avenue, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Harry Goodman, Episcopal clergyman, will officiate. Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery with Masonic Tites at the grave conducted by Hiram Lodge. OIL SUIT DEFEATED Texas Company in Mexico Proves Right to $685,000 Production. TAMPICO, Mexico., May 22 (#)—A decision in favor of the Texas Co. of Mexico, an American oil concern, was rendered in District Court here yester- day in a sult for approximately $685,- 000, filed by a Mexican citizen. The plaintiff, Rafael Cortina, alleged oil to that value was extracted by the company from his land, but the court held that the oil rightfully belonged to the drillers. _FOUND. LOST ANIMA! 1y Al Res us 3ib_Miaryiand oo v Nas. Dot ANTIQUE CAMEO PIN. Rewar: o RSN CAT—Strayed, rom 3640 Newrk st May yellow cat, “Princess.” FPhone Cleveland 0029 Rewsedy ~ 0 " me DIAMOND PIN. May 20, between 15th and R and 16th and Newton n.w. 325 reward. Apply 652 H st. ne. il G, old-fashioned, gold. Tuesday. Reward. _Call Mrs. George, West 2000. br. 1. FOX NEGKPIECE, ir. Hechi's. North 936. GARNET RING SETTING—Will finder please call_National 67337 i st 7 PIN. red coral. 3 heads, Tuesday, Reward. Room 641, 1300 E _ —— ca i PIN, crescent shape, set with pearis, between Arlington Hotel and Palace Theater. Re- ward._H. G, Davis. Arilngton Hotel. _ 22° POLICE PUPPY, 5 months old, brownish Beward. 1803 Ingleside Terrace. Ad- e diamond. on piatform at Dupont Circle waiting for Mt. Pleasant car. Liberal reward if returned to Mrs. Irene M. Dunham. nt circle. WRIST WATCH, Iady's; eitt i Muiphy's 5 and 10 cent store on G st.. or while going g:’fl-hwefl toward 14th st. Reward. Georgia —_FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Lincoln_ 0372, " Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (IBAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Phone West 0096, Fistablished 1841, GEO. W. WISE CO. W. V. L. SPEARE CO.| Neither the successors of nor connected with the original W. R. Speare estahiish- Bt 1009 H St. N.W. 892 o o ermerty 940 F_St. N.W. 2 o lighed 1876 “JOHN R“WRICHT co. _1337 10th St. N. Phone North 0047, J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W. _ NATIONAL 1384, 1385. W. W. Deal & Co. ST. NE. ____LINCOLN 8200._ P. J. SAFFELL T A R VICE— REAS A Frank Geier’s Sons Co. a1z NTH ST. NW. Nati !oa_og%'mm Tslrnhvmnrhanonal 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel L NE, __ Lincoln 0524 ALFRED B. GAWLER WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER Josern GAVLERS BONS Established 1850 Chapel Cremations Lady Attendant 1750-2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional 5512-5513 NO BRANCH OFFICE FUNEhkL DE;IGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MOD- EXERATE FRICKS. © PHONE NAT. 0106, Open Evenings {4th & Eye ___and Sundays o e Gude Bros. Co,, 1212 F St. Rre SRS resbive inexpensive. For Funerals By Wire Anywhere 1407 H St. NW. Nat'l 4908 ¥xx A9 BAPTIST LEADER DIES E. W. Stephens Succumbs to 0ld Age at Missouri Home, COLUMBIA, Mo., May 22 (P).—E. W. Stepbens, 82, nationally known as a journalist and Baptist leader, died at his home here last night of old age. Stephens once was president of the Baptist General Convention and treas- urer of the World Baptist Alllance. At the height of his journalistic career he was president of the National Editorial Association. For years, the Columbia Herald, a weekly newspaper which ne edited, was called a “model country newspaper.” QIarh nf Efianks. The family of Mrs. ELSIE Anderson) thank you for r Kind sympethy and_beautiful floral rings. THE FAMILY. * Deaths. On Wednesday, May BLACKWELL, devoted wife nce Blac daughter of Henry Whiting. Notice Remains resting at the W funeral church, 1432 You st BODA, On ‘Thursday 193 ice of he Euclid st BROOKE, MARY LOUISE May 20, 1931, : consin ave. n'w., MARY LOUISE BROOKE, aged 78 years, ‘widow of Edward Brooke, mother of Mrs. Minnie Zin Nor- man E. Brooke, Mrs Effie E. Faick and sister of Leon Arnold. ~Funeral from her late residence on Saiurday, May 23, at 2 p.m, 22 BROOKS. CHAUNCEY E. On Thy May 31, 1931, &t North ~Beach, CHAUNCEY E: beloved I M. Brooks, father of Mrs. C. okins Edwin R.' Carl C.'and Dorotny ‘Brook Funeral ffom 1534 14th st_n.w.. Satu May 323, Interment Epiphany Cemetery, Fores Md. 22 BROOKS, CHAUNCEY E. Members of costia cil, 16, Jr. O, M. are requested to assemble at the resi: brother, CHAUNCEY si.w Saturday pose A. RETTSTATT, Councilor. Secretars Departed this life Tues- y 19, . at Gallinger Hospital, WILLIE BROOKS, ‘the beloved husband of Eunice Brooks and loving son of Ci lotte " Brooks. He also leaves to mourn their loss two_daughters, Brooks Lase and Beulah Brooks: nine brothers, four sisters, flve uncles, six aunts, son, six nephews. n nieces. one s aw and a host of other relatives a {riends. Remains resting 6t Eugene Ford's funetal patlor. 13008 Capitol st. Fu- neral Sunday, May 24, at m., at Saluda, S. C. W XRON, WALTER T. On_Thursday. May O Toad MRIRER 1O pTRORIY e husband’ of Lena M. Byron (nce Leins) funeral from ‘the chapel of Thomas F. Murray & Son, 8007 Nichols ave. s.e.. on Baturday, May 23, at 2 pm. Reiailv and friends invited. Intermeni Cedar Hill Cemetery. CALEZ, MADAME MARY. May ' 21. 1931, d year. Requiem mass at St Stephen’s Church’ Saturday, May 23, & CARPENTER, SARAH E. On .Thursday. 21, 1931, SARAH E. CARPENTER, ughter of the late Mr. ¢nd M:s. James 5. Carpenter. Remains resting at the chapel of Thomas §. Sergeon, 1011 7th st. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. CARROLL, BURNARD. Departed this life Wednesday, Mey 20 1931, at 7 pm., at Providence’ Hospital, at the age of BURNARD CARROLL, the beloved 1 band of Fannie Carroil and lov Lemuel Carroll. He also their 1oss a loving stepm Toll: six sisters, six brothe; in-law. four brothers-in-law, of other relatives and frier Testing at Eugene Ford's funeral parlors. 1300 South Capltol st. Remains can be seen Saturday morning. Funeral Sun: May 24, at Mount Hope Eaptist Churc Charles' County, Md., st 1 p.m., Rev. C, Alexander officiating’ 24 CARROLL, CHARLE: nescay, ‘May 20, 1931, residence, 810 New Hampshire ave. n.w. CHARLES R. CARROLL. beloved son of Annie and the Inte Williim Carroll. devoted husband of Barah Carroll, stepfather of Claradine Robinson' and brother of William E, Car~ roll and Mrs. Estelle Thomas. Funeral Bunday, May 24. at 1 p.m., from Liberty Baptist’ Church. * Relatives and Iriends in- vited. Interment at Harmony Cemetery. 23+ CISSEL, DR. W. W. L. On Priday, May 22, 1931, Dr. W. W. 1, CISSEL. aged 66 years, beloved husband of Corrie I. Ols- sel. ' Funeral from St Mark's P. E. Church, Highland, Howard County, M on Sunday. May 24, at 2:30 p.m. ment church cemeter: COE. RUTH. Suddenly, on Thursday, May 21, 1931, at Charlotte. N. C.. RUTH COR {nee McCabe), beloved wife of Kenneih . Coe. "Funeral Saturday. May 23, at 3 p.m.. from S_H. Hines' undertaking establish- ment, 2001 14th st. n.w, Interment Glen- wood Cemetery. 23 ELLIS. LILLIAN HOWARD. On Friday. May 22,1931, LILLIAN HOWARD ELLIS, widow of J. Frank Ellis and mother_of Dorothy Elis and Mrs. Willlam M. White. Fu. neral services at her jate residence, 1333 Vermont ave. n.w., Monday, May 35, at 2 p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 24+ ESKRIDGE. DORA. _On Thursday. May 21, 1931, DORA ESKRIDGE, beloved wife of Joseph E. Eskridge. She also leaves a ! ther. two brothers, tiu sisters and other relafives and {riends = Remains at Fra- zier's funeral home, 389 Rhode Island ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. 22 FORD, CHARLES HENRY. On Wednesday. May 20, 1931. CHARLES HENRY FORD, devoted ‘husband of Saran Ford. father of Charles Henry, ir. and son of Cornelia Ford. Funeral Saturday. May 23. at 9:30 | am. from his late residence. 1210 Minne- sota'ave. n.e. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church until 5 p.m Friday, "thereafter at the above residence 3 ICE A, On Thuraday. May . 1931, MAURICE 'A. GAINEY. beloved son of the Jate Maurice and 'Deborah Gainey. Funeral from the residence of his stster, Mrs. Margeret Boucher, 411 K st ne. on Saturday, May 23, ai 8.30 a.m. Redulem mass at St. Alovsius Church af 9 am. Relatives and friends fnvited to fdtend. Interment’ Mount Olivet Geme: 2 E. CLARENCE A._Suddenly, on Mon- ay, May 18, 1931, at Freedmen's Hospital, CLARENCE ‘A, GRSENE. Tie leaves Wesley nw,. at 2 p. 30 GRIBBIN. LENA B. Suddenly, on Wednes day, May 20,1931, LENA B.. beloved wi of William J. Gribbin. Purieral from residence of her daughter. Mrs. Harlan Randall, 807 Varnum st. n.w.. on Satu day. May 23 at 2 pu, literment, a Rock Creek Cemetery. n | HEFF BENJAMIN RANDOLPH. _ On | . May . RENJAMIN RAN- DOLPH HEFFNER. brother of Frank E Heffner of Bethesda, Md.. in his 74th v Remains resting at the Colon: a home of Willlam Reuben Pumphrey, Roc ville, Md. Notice of funeral hereafter, HUNT, HERMON. On Friday, May 22, 1631, at his residerice, 1438 Taylor st. n.w.. HERMON HUNT, husband of Mamie G H father of® Maurice L. Hunt, Mrs Beatrice H Wixom and Mrs. Ada . H. Eiseman. Notice of funeral later, | JACOBS. EDWARD MINOR. Suddenly. on Thursday, May 21, 1931 at_his residence. 7 McKey st, Chérrydale, Va. EDWARD MINOR JACOBS, age 25 years, beloved son of the iate Minor R. Jacobs and Annle Hall Jacobs. " Funeral services at his I Tesidence Sunday. May 24, at 2 pm. I terment Cedar Hill Cemetsry. 23 JOHNSON, CORNELIUS. On Wednesday. May 20, 1931 at his residence, 12 Eye St ne, CORNELIUS, beloved husband of An- nie’ JoRnson. He also leaves a host of other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. Funeral Saturday. May 23'at 930 am., from Henry 8. Wa funeral homie. 467 N st. n.w s triends invited. " Interment Arlington = Natlonal Cemetery. 30 MILDRED C. On Wednesday. May . 1931, "at_4:05 p.m.. at her residence, lington County, ¥ MILDRED C. JONES, loving wife of Charles Jones and devoted mother of Edward and Charlotte Jones and Virginia Pearson and mother- in-law _of Robert Pearson. Funeral St day. Mav 24, at 2:30 p.m.. from Mount Zion Baptist Church. Arlingion, Va. Rela- tiv d friends invited 22 . TIMOTHY T. On Wednesday, May 20, 1931, TIMOTHY T. beloved husband of Edith' A, Lane (nee Gverland). Funeral from his late residence, 1356 Parkwood place n.w. on Saturday. May 23, at 830 am. thence to Sacred Heart Church, where mass will be said at § a.m. for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Mount Olivet Cem. eter 22 LANE, TIMOTHY T Alcantara Caravan, No."12, Order of Alhambra: All Sir Nobles are requested to ineet at the residence of the late Sir Noble TIMOTHY T. LANE. 1356 Parkwood place n.w., at 7 Thur May 21, 193 d o attend the fu- m. Saturday, ed Heart Church. v grand_commander JOSEPH M. McKENNA, Grand Scribe, LANE, TIMOTHY T, Members of Washing- ton"Council, No. 234, Knights of Columbuy are advised of the death on Wednesda: May 20, 1031, of Brother TIMOTHY LANE and are requested to attend his funeral services at Sacred Heart Ghurch on Saturday. May 23. at 9 a.m. Members are asked to meet at his late residence, 1356 Parkwood pl. n.w.. Friday night. May 22. at 8 o'clock, for recitation of pravers for the dectesed oy, COOK. G. K. DR. A. D. WILKINSON, F. . 2 | MASSIE, ARTHUR. On_Thursd y 21, i93L, &t Gallinger Hospital A“&HUR MASSIE. loving son of Andrew and Fan- nle Taylor. e _lcaves six brothers, two sisters, one grendmother, three cunts, one uncle d _other relatives and friend: Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. n.w. No- tice of funeral Jater. NICHOLSON. ALPHA OMEGA. Departed this life on Wi . May 20, 1931, at allinger Hasp! HA OMEGA NIG . _He leaves to mourn their loss a devoted wife and three children, mother, two sisters and thre gthers, and a host of other IEIIM‘ Remains resting at 8. BeMorrow & O eral pa; lors. 1344 4 st. n.w. Funi 'riday, May 22 at §30'5 m."irom aboveNgnerdi Khr e R ki) L N B Pridargiitay H5 0 to FrankiinfRy ! Breaths MARTIN. &. BINGHAM. Bum. May 2% 1931, ‘st _his_residence. 48 rord st Chevy Chase, Md. 8. BINGHAM MAR- TIN. Burial service at Gawler's chai Saturday, May 23, at § am. Intermen in" Phiiadelphis, Pa. FAXTON; EUGENE v. O Thutsday. May 21, 1031, at Emergency Hospital. EUGH V. PAXTON. in the 46th year of his age. Remains resting at the Tabler funeral home, 928 M st. n.w. untii Friday eve- ping. Bervices and interment, Staunton, . 2 PHILIPS. GEORGE W. arted this life on_Thursday, May 31, 1931, at his_resi dence. 1225 25th st. 'n.w.. 'GEORGE W, PHILIPS, He leaves ‘one sister. one brother, ' three cousins and & host friends. Remains resting at P liams' ‘funeral home, 208 L st. n.w. tice of funeral later. WILLIAM H. at his residence. ne.' WILLIAM H . belo Iate Julia M. Pitts. Funeral will be held his late residence on Monday, May 8:30 a.m. thence to St. Josepn's Church. where mass will said at 9 for ‘the repose of his soul. Rela- tives and friends invited. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 24 JEEN, EMMA. On Wednesday, May 20, 9 after & lingering liness, EMMA beloved wife of the late Albert Q ‘daughter of the late John W. and L Gray. Surviving her are four ster and one brother. Fu- May 23. 1931, at 1:30 Tazier's funeral home, 389 Island ave. nw. Relatives and invited. Ingerment Harmony Cemetery. 2 QUEEN. EMMA. The members of the Bu- Teau Relie! Association are hereby noti- fled of the desth of EMMA QUEEN, who e e Sy . Pres, SOLOMON JACKSON. F. 8 ¢ SHANKS. EDITH BRIGHTON. On Wednes- day. May 20. 1931, EDITH BRIGHTON SHANKS, beloved Wwife -of J. Crawford Shanks, jr. Puneral Saturday, May 23, at 2:30 pm, from Hyseng's funeral parlors, 1300 N'st! n.w. Interment Glenwood Cem- etery) 2 SHORTER, HENRY B. On Tuesday. May 19, 1931, HENRY B. SHORTER, beloved brother of Mrs. Margaret L. Lucas and Rebecca M. Smith, Funeral Satur- . May 23, at’ 9:30 a.m.. from his late . 85 Quincy si. how. thence to ugustine’s Cathoiic Church. Wwhere mass will be said at 10 a.m. Intermont Mount Olivet Cemetery. 2 SHORTER. HENKY. Members of Catholic Beneficial Society’ are hereby Lcotified of the death of Brother HENRY SHORTER Pravers Friday, May 22. at 8 p.m.. at Mec- Guire's pariors, 9th and Westminster sts Funeral “mass 'Saturday, May 23, at 10 am. at St. Augustine’s Church, 15th st. between L and M sts. n CHARLOTTE LUCKETT. Pres. MATILDA G. BSKRIDGE, Rec. Sec. & THOMAS, ANTHONY. Suddenly. on Wed- nescay.’ May 20, 1931, ANTHONY, beloved husband of Agres Thomas end father of Helen, Edwin and Joseph Thom: &2 years. Funeral from his jate & 1420 Webster st. n.v.. on’ Saturd 3. Requiem mass at St. Gabriel's at 9:15 o'clock Interment will follow. at Arlington National Cemetery. 22 TUCKER. H. WALKER. On Thursday, May 21, 1931. at his Tesidence. 3301 P st. n.w., H' WALKER TUCKER, husband of Bessie C. Tucker. Services at Joseph Cawier Sons' chapel. ,1754 Pa. ave. h.w. on Baturday, May '3, at 3 p.m. Interment OCak Hill Cemetery. TUCKER, H. WALKER. Special communi- cation of Hiram Lodge, No. 10, P. A. A. M. is called for Saturday, May 23, at i i, at the Masonic Temple, 13th st. and New’ York ave n.w. for the purpose of jitending the, funeral of our Jate brother, 1. Wi KER. GEORGE W, FRELAN, Master. WILLIAM H. GRASS, Becretary. 3 TUCKER, H. WALKER. Members of the Association’ Oldest Tnhabitants 'are re- auested to attend the funeral of our late associate, H. WALKER TUCKER, from Gawler's chapel Saturday, May 23, 1931, at 2 pm, THEODORE W, NOYES, President. J. ELIOT WRIGHT, Becretary. TURNER, SARAH BROOKS. On Thursday, May 21, 1931, at her residence, 1828 18ih st nw. at 7:30 p.m. SARAH BROOKS TURNER, devoted wife of Pranklin Plerce Turner. foving mother of Jessie L., Rev. Franklin Pierce, Jr., and Riehard P, Tur- ner, Edith Fraser,” Ruth Smaliwood and fosier mother of Marcells O. Stewart and William ‘Wade, _She aiso_leaves seven grandchildren. Remains = resting at the W. ‘Ernest Jarvis funerpl church, 1433 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. WALSH, JOHN JOSEPH. _Suddenly, on Thursday. May 21, 1931, JOHN JOSE®H, beloved son of George 2. and Aunie Waish (nee Minogue). Puneral from the resi- dence of his parents, 1313 Farragut st. nw. on Saturday, May 23, at 9:45 a.m., theiice to St. Gabriel's Church, whers Tequiem mass will be sald at 10:15 a.m. for the repose of is soul. Intermant Mount ~ Olivet” Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend. NELSON. On Tuesday, May 19, his residence, 1315 Que st. n... NELSON WARD, _devoted husband of Beairice Spriges Ward, brother of Susie Matthews, Carol, Madge and Ossie Ward, st the W. Ernest Jarvis 1432 You ‘st. nw. until 1,pm. Friday' thereafter "ai ihe’ above gadres, Faneral, Seturder, My’ 28 4t :30 pm., from Vermont Aveque Ghurch. ' Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 23 WISE, ANNA MARY. Passed away Thurs- day, May 21, 1931’ at her residence, 1471 Irving st. n.w. ANNA MARY (nee Cator), beloved wife of the Iate Willlam E Wise and mother of Ethel M. Ross Mazie " 1.° Grimm and _ Adele Jérmain. Services ‘at the . H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st. n.w., Monday, May 25, 3t 10 ‘am Intermeni Andrew Chapel WOODLAND. DANIEL D. Departed this life suddenly on Sunday, May 17, 1931. DAN- IEL D. WOODLAND. husband of Josephine M.~ Woodland, father of Josephine E. Woodland and son of James woodland. He aiso leaves three brothers, three sis- ters and other relatives and friends. Fu- reral Saturday, May 23, st 1 p.m.. from 122 F st. s.w. Interment st Payne's Cem- CLARA. Suddenly, on Wednesday, . 1931, at her residence, 810 Rhode Isiand ave. n.w. CLARA YOUNG, wife of Joseph Young, " Remains at Prasier's fu- neral home, 380 Rhode Island ave. n.w. Funeral Sunday, May 24, at 1:30 m., from the above funeral pariors. PFriends invited. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. £ In Memortam, CALLAHAN, FLSIE I In sad but loving remembrance 'of my devoted daughter, ELSIE 1. CALLAHAN. who departed this life two vears ago, May 22, 1029, The blow was hard, the shock severe; 1 never thought her death so near. You have gone from me, dear Eisie: As long as God gives me life you shall be remembered HER = DEVOTED MOTHER, ROBERTA COULTER CLARKE, ROSANNA C. In sad but loving memory of my beloved motner, ROSANNA C. CLARKE, who passed away suddenly séven years ago today. May 32, 1924, Gone, but not forgotte: HER LOVING AND DEVOTED DAUGH- TER, MRS. ARA E. DUSOLD. . CLARKE, ROSANNA C. A tribute of love and devotion 10 the msmory of my beloved grandmother. ROSANNA C. CLARKE, who departed this ven years ago today, May 22,1924 HER DEVOTED GRANDSON, DALLAS P. FIDLER. FANNIE B. 1In sad and loving re- membr, of our dear wife and mother. FANNIE B.. beloved wife of Prank J. Fudler, "who died ten years ago today, May 32, 1921 On, how we have missed vou. dear HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. FLETCHER, A! In sad remembrancs of my dear sister, ANNIE FLETCHER. who departed this life fourteen years ago to- day, May 22, 1917. Fourteen years have passed since the sad ay When the one I loved was called away, God took her home. It But_in my_heart I'love her still LOVING SISTER. ELLA HILLEARY. * FRY. MARY. In sad but loving remem- brance of our beloved grandmother, MARY FRY (nee Almendinger). who departed this life ten years ago today, May 22, 1921. Ten years cannot erase That sweet, smiling face. A loving thougnt, (rue &nd tender. Just_to show that wa still remember. HER LOVING GRANDCHILDREN, MARY AND HELEN. . JONES, CARRIE. In sad but loving remem- e of our dear mother. CARRIE JONES, who departed this life three years 870 today, May 22, 1928. Dear mother. you have left us And our 10ss is hard to bear; It_fills our hearts with sadness 1en PN Ee. vee your vacant chajr. HER_LOVING TERS, TIE ROUSE. MRS. ELIZABETH HOLMES, MRS. MAGGIE JOHNSON. . PHILLIPS. NOVELLA YVONNE. In loving Temembrance of our dear little daughter. NOVELLA YVONNE PHILLIPS. who lefi us four vears ako today, May 22. 1927. MOTHER' AND DADDY. WILKINSON, JOHN T. A tribute of love to the memory”of our dear father, JOHN T. WILKINSON, who left us two years ago today, May 32, 1929, Days of sadness still comes over us; Secret tears do often flow. And memory keeps you ever near us, Though vou left us two years ago HIS LOVING DAUGHTER. - ERLINE: GRANDDAUGHTER, _DORIS LOUISE. AND SON-IN-LAW. EDGAR WARKER. * WINTERS, ISABELLE. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of our dear mother, LLE Aiteen vears ago today, May 32, What would I give to hold her hand, Her dear face just to see. Her, loving smile, her welcome voice at_meant 50 mucl . 'OTED DAUGH AND GRAND- JEANNETTE ~ THOMAS LA F. WOODFORD. EVELYN AND LILLIAN. In loving remembrance of our dear ones EVELYN. Who departed 'this life nine years ago, March 28, 1922; LILLIAN, four years aro' today, May 23, 1997, Remembrance s a golden chain, Death tries o break, but 0 have. to love and the ereatest sorrow y The years may wipe out man¥ thin Ba this ‘they hoe ‘sut Rever: Tne memory of thoss happy days e we re together hen we were hers together L WOODFORD, LILLIAN. Tribute of love and devotion to_the memory of my ¢ast LILLIAY * WOODFORD, ears ago today,