Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1931, Page 9

/ . . Ours is a service designed for those who care—even though their means may be extremely limited. Even our most moderately priced service, costing, complete, but $100, receives the type of attention which, for the past 22 years, has been build- ing up our reputation for superior service. e IBEAL FUNERAL HOME e ‘or reference, Ask your neighbor Qf 816 H SffREET.y'?.E, g PHONES:LINCOLN 8200-8201 Diagonal Braiding marks the straightest line to chic in this PariMode Suede Pump $850' Tiny lines of grosgrain ribbon perfectly blended to black or ‘brown suede add flattering touches to perennial favorite—PariModes seamless Pump— and well dressed women have found that they can't have too many pumps this season. Philipsborn ELEVENTH ST. = BETWEEN F&G At all four of Gude’s flower shops you will find a gorgeous display of Autumn’s most color- Jul Flowers, including the Chrys- anthemum. Wear a “MUM” At the Navy-Maryland Football Game Saturday, October 10th, Griffith Stadium. ’Mums—in a riot of color, shapes and es—brought to perfection in Gude’s green houses. Buy one to wear at the game. Win or lose, “say it with Gude’s Flowers” after the game. Member of Florist Telegraph Delivery Service Main Flower Shop: 1212 F STREET N.W. Telephone National 4276-4277-4278 Three Branch Flower Shops at 1124 Conn. Ave. 3103 14th St. NW. 5016 Conn. Ave. “Decatur 3146 Col. 3103 Emerson 1226 THE KV T. M. CATTERTON BURIED Veteran of World War Was Mem- ber of Fire Department. ‘Thomas M. Catterton, District fire- man, who died Wednesday at Walter Reed Hospital, was buried this after- noon in Cedar Hill Cemetery after fu- neral services at Deal’s funeral home at 2 o'clock. Mr. Catterton, a World War veteran, & SiiaR. ASLNGTON was born in Maryland 39 years ago. He was appointed to the Fire Depart- ment in 1919 and attached to No. 27 Engine Company, in which he served until 1922, when he was retired be| cause of disability caused by a wound he had received in France. He was re- appointed to the department in 1920 and served until two menths ago, when he entered Walter Reed Hospital. He was a member of the American Legion. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Violet L. Catterten, and a son. — occasion. Tile color PARKING SERVI Our Newly Enlarged Gift Department —offers a more extensive and varied assort- ment of Potterics, Novelties and Gifts for every Tile Wrought Iron Tables Colorful—Practical—Useful Single Tile Tables with antique green very suitable plant stands ... Tables with beautiful two-tone nations ...... Green Wrought Iron Plant Stands for indoor plants—1, 2 & 3 pots. DuLIN @ MARTIN Connecticut Ave. ana l” iron base—make e End Tables and Coffee combi- $5.50_$25 COL. T. C. TREADWELL TO BE BURIED TOMORROW Services Will Be Held at Fort Myer Chapel for Retired Marine Officer. Military funeral services for Col. Thomas C. Treadwell, U. 8. Marine Corps, retired, who died suddenly at the Hotel Brighton, Atlantic City, N. J., will be held at Fort er chapel at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. Col. Treadwell was born in the Dis- trict 62 years ago and was graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1890, when he was commissioned in the Marine Corps. He served contin ously in this branch of the service un- til retired, at his own request, in 1922. He saw active service in the Spanish- American and World Wars, and was last on duty on the Pacific Coast. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Katharine Treadwell, 3462 Macomb street, and a brother, Abbot Treadwell, of Concorn, N. H. Births Rceorled. ‘The following_births e _been reported :‘n the Health Departms in the last 24 Dot lwin H. and Mary V. McDsrmott. boy. 'arren and Elizabeth Johnson, boy. T. and Ruby Patl n, girl. r A. and_Lillian Wengerd. girl. O. and Eleanora Youngblood, girl. Willsm H. and Sadie Waldow, girl. Abraham C. and Wanda Crus, girl. Joseph B. and Grace Snead, girl. Walter R. and Dorothy Muli, irl. id Regina Simi, girl. 1d_Lic iven, girl. d Marabel Mason, girl. and Helen Hamilton, girl. d_Elizabeth Brown, boy. and Mabel Hollowell, boy. 234 s Sowsl for and Maude Kines. boy. « Bready. boy.’ ‘Hunter, boy. Musselman. boy. Ne James A ugene A, Joseph Co omas joh: Joseph L. err)llll L. and_Marguerite Spencer, boy. Francis W. and Dorothy Schoenbauer, boy. John E._ and Luclie McDermott, boy. Ruben R and 1va M. Reynoids, poy. Georse E_Ind Elisabetn Toison. boy. nd Martha Kinnomont. elrl. W)llou‘hb‘. girl. Bl ‘dlnlclo e, boy. Samuel and Ethel l, girl. Ahen M and: Bernice Collier. boy. Raymond We Claim to Produce the Finest Economical Funeral In The World ‘We have 10 cars, hearses, ambulances; 5 parlors, 3 We Wi‘ll Give You $3.50_8(8.75 —Conn. Ave. Entrance a Whole Funeral L‘::v s75 Up Extra Cars, $7 Each The Greater Chambers Co. Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone Col. 0432 Where Service Is Best and the Price Is Less ® EISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F 'STS. SUITS & TOPCOATS Special at 125 ON CONVENIENT TERMS THESE new Fall suits and topcoats of fine all-wool fabrics are most reasonably priced at $25. Frankly, we are depend- ing on volume business at this price and therefore have marked them close to cost. -There’s nothing like it in town for less than $35 or $40. The popular blue, browns, tans, greys, in fabrics that hold their shape throughout the life of the garment. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT . « . pay as convenient in weekly or monthly amounts during November, December and January. | New York, N. Y. 30.02 ||.st. | Seattie || | London. England.. || Gibraitar. ‘OBKR 9, 1931 THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and con- tinued cool tonight and tomorrow; mod- erate northeast winds. Maryland—Fair tonight and tomor- row; rising temperature in west por- tion tomorrow; moderate to fresh northeast winds. Virginia—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; slightly cooler in extreme south portion tonight; moderate to fresh northeast winds. ‘West Virginia—Fair tonight and to- morrow; cooler in east portion tonight, rising temperature in north postion to- morrow. Report for Last 24 Hours, ‘Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches, . 84 29.99 .13 30.06 ..64 30.13 . 58 30.14 . 54 30.22 . 63 30.21 t 2:30 p.m. yesterday. Year bobv;e t, 54, 7:13 am. today. Year ago, 4 pm. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States and Geodetic Survey.) con The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today.... 6:10am. Sun, tomorrow 6:11a. Moon, today... 3:39 Automobile lamps to half hour after sunset. Rainfall, Monthly rainfall in inches in th Capital (current month o date;: ° Month. 1931. Average. Recor January 1.56 355 1.09 dll February ....1.36 327 6.34 '84 March 2.50 3.75 8.84 '91 April ..2.87 327 9.13 '89 May .. 424 3.60 10.69 ’89 June 212 413 10.94 00 July 4.20 417 10.63 '86 August . .5.92 4.01 1441 ‘28 September ...239 3.24 1081 76 October .. 34 284 287 11 Weather in Various Cities. Sets. 5:40 p.m. 5:39 p.m. g 4:43p.m be lighted one- FTemperature wy 5 Btations, E Weather. . Clear : Clear 0.0i Pt.cioudy .. Cloudy 0.04 Cloudy ... Clear . Clear Pt.cloudy Pt.cloudy !l €loudy I Clear iid Glear 004 Pt.cloudy - Glear - /Pt cloudy /Prcloudy Pt.cloudy Clear Clear oi3 Glear i3 Clear -..+ Cloudy * Clear Cloudy . Ptcloudy . Pticloudy i Pt.cloudy 4 Prcloudy - Cloudy ... Pt.cloudy 0.98 Pt.cloudy . Cloudy 0.08 Pt cloudy . Clear Clear Raining Cloudy . Pt.elouds Cloudy . Ga Atlantic City.’! Beltimore. " Md.. 30.20 Birmingham ... 30.16 Bismarck, Boston, M B » N. 8! Chicago, 1ll... . 30334 Cincinnati, Ohio 30.30 Cleveland, Ohio. 20.32 Columbia,’S. C.. 30.08 Denver, 'Colo... 30.0 Detroit, Mich... 30.33 El Paso. Tex... . 2900 Galveston. Tex., §0.10 Helena, Mont... 29.08 Huron.'S. Dak. 30.08 Indianapolis.Ind 30.30 Jacksonyille.Fia. 3 Fla... " 30, N. Orjeans, La . 30.08 Oklahoma' City.'30.18 Omaba. Nebr. . 30.20 Philadelphia ... 3022 Bhoenix, Ariz’.. 29.76 Pittsburgh, Pa.. 30.30 Portland, Me Portiand, Oreg Raleigh,' N C. 3008 Salt Lake City. 20.86 San Antonio. . 30.08 3an Dieso. Calif 20.90 San_Francisco.. 29.92 Louis, ‘Mo.. 302 Paul, Minn_ 30.18 Wash_. 30 00 Spokane, Wash. 20.98 Tampa, Fla. ... 30.06 WASH., D. C...30.20 oy 061 Clear . Cloudy Clear Cloudy 0.12 Clear 0.34 Pt.cloudy St FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. ... 84 Clea Paris. Prance Vienna, Austr Berlin,” Germany Brest.' France... Geneva, Switzerland Stockholm, Sweden Spain.... 011l 68 (Noon. 'Greenwigh' time. today.) (Fayal). Azores .. 68 Partcloudy rvations.) 74 Cloudy 82 Part cloudy Cloudy Fart cloudy SMALL RITES ARRANGED Funeral services for Joseph Small, who died yesterday after a short illness, will be held at the home of his sister, Mrs. R. O. Rudd, 3419 Wisconsin ave- nue, at 2 o'clock tomorrow afterncon. Interment will be in Glenwood Ceme- tery. Mr. Small, who had retired from business several years ago, lived at 2100 I street. He was a native of this city. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Hattie F. Smll, and two sisters, Mrs. Rudd and Mrs. E. L, Edelin. Otear / Clear | Horta Marriage Licenses. lnofl Margaret C. 4 . W. Dewey Moore. Winston 8. Kiser. 33. and Ruby Harper, 31, 'both of Richmond, Va.. Rev. H. W. Tol- son Harry Umschweis. 26, Newark, N. J.. and Belle Meserhoff, 21, "this city; Rev.' 8. H. et7. W.' Cecil Sinners, 23. and Thelma M. Hol- land, 15, both of ‘Baitimore, Md.; Rev. H. ennig. William S. Smith, 35, and Odeal J. Free- man, J8: Rey, Charles H. Fox. Arthur M. Upperman, 24. and Veronica Brady, 21; Rev. J. T. Kénneds. Ceoige 8. Shafer, 28, and Jacaueline R. Sinclair, 21; Rev. Robert L. Lewis. Walter “Arbogast, 23, and Esther Helser, 18, both of Reisterstown, Md.; Rev. A. F. e re. rewry H. Allen. 26, and Annie T. Jones, 21750t of Mlcmmona, Vs ARev. TwiRhem Louis R. EYNON RE-ELECTED . TYPOTHETAE HEAD Printers Hold Election at Annual Dinner in Raleigh Hotel. William John Eynon was re-elected | president of the Typothetae of Wash- ington last night at the annual meet- ing and dinner, held in the oak room, Raleigh Hotel. Other officers elected for the ensuing Year were: Vice president, Peter Becker, Jr.; recording secretary, George P. Mal- lonee; treasurer, Lee E. Eynon; board of directors, Joseph H. Newell, John H. Davis, George A. Simonds, Maxwell L. Jones, Frank B. Keyes, William N. Free- man, Joseph D. Ashby and Charles H. Po’;!htr. e members of the organization and their guests were wz:{gomed by President Eynon, who introduced the speakers of the evening, George H. Carter, public printer, and Clark R. lcfng of the Washington Craftsmen’s lub. DUVALL FUNERAL SET The funeral of Theodore Sedgewick Duvall, 64, who died at, his residence in the Cordova Apertments yesterday, will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow after- noon in the chapel of Joseph F. Birch Sons, 3834 M street. Burial will be in Potomac Chapel, near Rockville, Md. Mr. Duvall was a native of Washing- ton and the son of Willlam Tell Duvall, one of the early residents of George- town. He was employed in the District ;-n.gw.y Department for a number of years. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Claggeti Duvall; a daughter, Miss Elizabeth Sedgewick Duvall, and a son, John Claggett Duvall of Pittsburgh. Card Party Planned Tonight. CLARENDON, Va., Octoher 9 (Spe- cial) —The Parent-Tea Association of the Matthew Fontaine Maury School will hold its first card party of the sea- son tonight at the home of Mrs. Tully Graybill, 352 Hamilton avenue, this {)}l‘lecem'l‘;hefvrocfi:d‘ will be applied to lor rovements in and sbout_the school. 3 % Cards of Thanks COOK. GEORGE WILLIAM. To the m frienids who sent telesrams. leiitrs ang flowers. who loaned thelr cars, who have come fn erson or have ih any. way ei Dressed their sympathy because "of our sreat bereavement. I offer my herrliodl &ratitude. CORALIE FRANKLIN GOOK. HARTLEY, CAPT. JAMES. 1 wish to tend ‘my’ sincere thanks and appreciation fo our friends and. relatives. ajsa’ ios Metropolitan Police Depariment forthelr kindness. ‘sympathy and beautiful fora: iributes”" at” the death. of my hushand. CAPT. JAMES HARTLEY. *° "His Witk McCORMICK, MICHAEL A. The fami. MICHAEL A, MeCORKICK wiches 1o en 5o Ahelt thanks o Telvtives ana friends : exprecsions aibath beautiful floral offerings. 00> And THE FAMILY, . INEZ, day, October 8 . __Gallinge Hospital. INEZ BROOK. beloved wife of Clerk A]lb?l‘ She also leaves six children, 1WO0 sister one brother and mary other relative: £ 8 host of friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. AMBERG. ALBERT. Suddenly, o a7, October 8. 1531.°a¢ Sea’ Tsie Cits" N, J. ALBERT, beloved hushand of Emma Amberg and ‘brother of Bertha Helbig and Gusteve ‘Ambers. Notice of funerel ‘nere AMIGER. THOMAS. Thursday. October & 1931, Gallinder _Hospital. THOMAS AMIGER. Srother of - Willlam. Goarits and Jchn Amiger and Carrie Washington fiemains resting at the John 1 Rhines ri . 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. No- tice of funeral later. BARTON, ETHEL. On Wednesday, October 1931, ETHEL, beloued wife of Francis Barton. mother of Shiriey Barton and de- voted daughter of the Inte Leroy Tavior And Mrs. Mesia Robinson. She leaves six Drothers. three sisters. a loving cotsin: Mrs. Mary Cook. a host of other reiativ and friends. Remains at Lomax chapel, 1500 § Tragay st 3 pm. thereatter at hér 'l Iesidence, 3909 Emery placs n.w. Funer. Saturday, October 10. &t 1:30 p.m.. from the Rock Creek Baptist Church., Rer. W. A. Jones, pastor. Friends invited. Inter- ment Lincoin Memorial Cemetery. BAYLOR. MARY A. Departed this lite on Thursday, October 8. 1931, at 3 am. ot the residence of her neéphew. Wil Henry Baylor. 310 D st. ... ymeh of Cnristian faith. ‘M LOR. ‘She leaves to : son. ‘Robert Bavior: n! Tighor: & nephew. W and a host of other relatiy Notice of funeral Tater. CALHOUN, JOSEPH L. Suddenly, Tealdly et 3 pm. 2t Kossivn. v SEPH L. CALHOUN, belovad nusb Ruth E."Caihoun. Funeral Saturdas. tober 10, at 1 p.rn., from the funeral pa lors of George W. Wise Co.. 2900 M s nw. Relatives and friends invited. I terment Mount Zion, Bethesds. Md. CALLAHAN. JEREMIAH. On Friday, ber 9. 1931 at his residence, 3411 Pl n.w., JEREMIAH. beloved husband. of the late’ Margaret O'Bri ahan. Fu- neral Monday, October 12, from above Iesidence at $:30 am.: thence to Holy Irinity Church, were mass will be i . Interment Holy Rood Cemeters. Relativés and friends invited. CRAWLEY, KATE N. Sudden! st 7 N.. wife of the late John “Crawley. ~ Remainis ' resting at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th St nw. Services and interment McKen- ney, Va., on Saturday, October 10. DUVALL, THEODORE SEDGWICK. Sud- geniy: on Thuraday. Ociober 8, 1931, ut his n_the ' Cordova Apartments, THEODORE SEDGWICK., beloved husban. of Ann Elizabeth Clageti Duvall. Func:al services will be conducted by the Rev. 1 A. Kester at the chapel of Joseph F. Bir-h Sons, 3034 M st. n.w. ‘on Saturday. Oc- tober 1 2 p.m. Trierment at Potomac chapel, near Rockville, Md. FURLONG, EMMA STANTON. On Thurs- day. Oclober 8. 1931, EMMA STANTON FURLONG of the Southern Relief Home. Funeral services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 3901° 1461 sL. n'w, on Eai: r ober 10, at 2 p.m. interment Cedar' Hill Cemetery. GOBBETT, SAMUEL LEE. On nesday. October 7, 1931, af his residsnce, 424 10(n st. &w. SAMUEL LEE, aged 9 years, be- loved son of James ‘W.'and Alice Gobbelr. Funeral from' the above residence on Sat: urday. October 10, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends "invited, = Interment Cedar® Hill Cemetery. 9 October a. JO- et Pierpoint. Torpy. 23. and Frankie J. Mann, 22, Rev. G. G. Joh Deaths Reported. xnfi:l‘\' Selig, 65, Home tor the Aged and Mary Ellen Yates, 63, Gallinger Hospital. Carrie A. Lawrence, 63, 1611 Wisconsin ave. Mamie E. O'Brien, 55, Providence Hos- pital. Edward Pumphrey, 47, Sibley Hospital. Bvelina Schrivener, 45,” Providence Hos- al. P'Jaines H. Payne, 38 Preedmen’s Hospital. Geraldine_Thomas, 3, Freedmen's Hospital. FOUND- FALSE TEETH SET—Cedar Parkway, Ohevy Chase. Wis. 2673. . 349 ALS apply Animal ue aryland ave. s.w. Nat. LOST. BAR _PIN, latinum, Earle Theater or on way home, Phursday. Reward. St. Alban's, Apt. 401, after 6. BOSTON TERRIER—Young, {emale, named “Dinah.” Wisconsin M!'-’. o COAT (ady's), tweed, black an in taxi between N. J. ave. and %‘W d l%g find B sts.. abe COAT, dark blte, brown fur_colla: night." 10_o'clock. Clev. 4019. EYEGLASSES, in Edmond’s tan case, on Sligo bus 16th and Decatur, Finder L0 R LASSES, name and address and stu- tivity book. G. W. U. in case. ReVara"Fhone Norin oisd 200 R 3t. EX PEKINESE—Fairfax rd., near Chain Bridge, Va.. Thursday.. Cleveland. 4665, Beward, POCKETBOOK. brown. left on Ellipse Wed- nesday. 6 pm. Keep money and return Docketbook to desk at 1900 F sie nw PURSE. blue jeather, containing $26, ban " Eltase. return. bank 3!3%1 ahd pabers to Aldora Beach, Grafton foteL. nge purse, taining keys, Beiuomn oth e P e SO F B Rer ward._Call. bet. 6 and 7:30 p.m.. Col. 7149. ween 7th an an / Reward. 645 A n.e. Lin. 3802. S RF, uirrel; south side Bilip: SBout 5:30 Initaday. Finder blease, o Col. 6785-J; rewar 1 SPECTACLESNear 18th and H t 1 *Bec Thursday. Return to 1731 H st. n. VES g & gold_watch 7 Toei® and' Fa. e e Bet. Liberal reward. Lincoln 6756, - 1610’ Kenilworth ave. n WATCH—Tllifiols white gold wrist watc metal band; reward. 308 2nd st. s.c.. ABt. 1. Lin. 4857 T BILL fo01Worth's, 12th an 9. POl Potomae w07 aneer s pam. | GRAY, JOHN L. Departed this Jife Thurs- day, October “8. 1931, JOHN L. beloved husband of Elizabsth’ Gray and devoted father of Melvin. George Leroy end Es telle Gray. He also leaves two brothe one sister_and other relatives and friend neral Sunday. October 11, at 2 pm. from the funeral parlors of ‘Alexander & Pope, 318 15th st. s, Interment at Rose- mont Cemeters. 10 HICHEW, EVA M. On Thursday, October 8 1931, at Homeopathiz Hopital. EVA M.. dnughter of the late John Denton and Jo- sephine Semmes Hichew. Funeral will be held at Almus T Speare parlors, 1623 Connecticut =ve. n. urday, ‘Octover 10, at 8:30 a.m.._thence {0 Sacred Heart Church, 16th and Park road. where mass will be sung at 9 c'clock for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. JOHNSON, Thursday, 8, CHAI CHARLES C. Suddenly. on October 8, 1931 in Richmond, RLES C. JOHNSON, Funeral notice later. B JONES, WILLIAM. _Suddenly, October 8 1931, WILLIAM JONES, beloved husband of Maria® Jones, devoted father of me, Ruby Steward and Robert e 5o leaves oue sister, Tina four grandchildren and other rela- tives and friends. Remairs restinc at W. Earnest Jarvis' funeral church, 1432 U st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. MCAULIFFE. JEREMIAH. On Wednesday, October 7. 1931,"at 10’ p.n, JEREMIAH. the beloved husband of Mary A. McAuliffe (nes Harrington), Tuneral from his late Tesidence, 42 K st. n.w., on Saturday, Oc- tober 10,/at '8:30 o'clock. thence to St. Aloysius ‘Church, where requiem mass wili be raid at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends inyited. " Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- ers. i MURPHY, LUCY J. On Wednesday, October 7. 1931,' LUCY J. MURPHY (nee Langley), beloved wife of Louis M. Murphy of 1543 Rosedale st. n.e. Funeral will be held from the home ‘of her sister, Mrs. James B. Thompson. 3210 Brothers place, Congress Heights. on Saturday, October 10, at 8:30 am. Requiem mass' at Holy Comforter Church at 9 a.m. Intermeat Cedar Hill Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. NAYLOR, JANE. Departed this life on Tues- day, October ‘6, 1931, JANE, beloved wife of the late Thomas Navior. She leaves to mourn their 1088 a daughtér, A:rs. Charles Dorsey of Fairmont Heights, Md.: William Naylor. Mrs. Annie Thompson and Mrs. Mariah_Proctor, Puneral Sundiy, October 2 pm Mar- funeral home, 30 H st. n.e. 10 PENNOCK, GENE. On Tuesday. October 6, 1931, at 'Nottingham, Pa. GENE. sister of Caroline L. Pennock, formerly of this city. * ROCHE. JOSEPI{ J. On Wednesday, Oc- tober 7. 1031, at his residence. 723 P st s.w., JOSEPH J.. aged 18 vears, beloved son"of John Roche and the late Roche. ' Puneral from his late on Saturday, October 1 thence to -St. Domi mass will be sung at 9 a.m. of his soul. Relatives and Interme; nvited. nt Mount Olivet Cemetery, 9§ nd_of | oc. 1928 M St. N.W. Braths. SMI; SAMUEL. = Wednesday, T SAMUE! Plains, D, ©. SMITH. beloved father of Daniel Smith and brother of Maggle Gaines and Jennie Brown. " He leaves other rlends. Remains resting at th 3 lhes, tuneral ehapel. Sra- and F95"ats: Funeral Saturday, October 10, &t residence, 238 O Interment Rosemont Cemetery. SMITH, SAMUEL. Departed ' this_life on Wednesday, October 7, 1931, BAMUEL SMITH, beloved father of Magzle Gaines and Danlel Smith. He also leaves one sis- ter. Jennie Brown: one grandson, Arthur Gaines. “and other relatives and friends. Funeral Saturday, October 10, at 1 p.ms from his laie residence, 128 H st. s.w. SMALL, JOSEPH. On Thursday. October 8, 1931, JOSEPH, ‘beloved husband of Hattie F. Small (nee Dalton). and son of the late James and Jane A. Small. Funeral Sat- urday, October 10.at 2 p.m., from the resi- dence’of his sister, Mrs. R O. Rudd, 341 Wisconsin ave. n.w Priends and relat invited. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. SMITH., SOPHIA. Departed this life on Tiesday, October 6. 1931. at 6:05 a.m.. at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Mi guerite Green. 816 0th brief ill Adams. Louis Smith . “Marguerite Green. She also leaves to' mourn their loss eieven grand- children, fifteen grea.-grandchildren and & host of 'other relatives and friends. ,Fu- neral Sunday, October 11, at 1 p.m.. from 8t. John's Community Church, 313 15th £t s.e. Rev. Paul Moore officiating. In- terment Payne's Cemetery, Loving and kind in all her wass. Upright and just to the end of her days. Eincere and k What a beau d in heart and mind. iful memory she left behind. THE FAMILY. 10 n Wednesday, idence. Silver ED. beloved huse SOPER, THOMAS ALT) October 7, 193 in church yard. ited. turday. Oc Arlington Na LESSIE E. 931, a 4 Lan beloved wife Ta G neral from he residence, 20 Marion st. Hyattsville, MJ. on Saturday. October 10, 8t 2 pm. Interment Fort Linsoin Cem= o On Thursday. Octo- nome of :er daugh- w.. LESSIE E., Whiting. ~ Pu- WILLIAMS. ARTHUR RICE. Departed this life_on Tuesday. Octobe: 6. 1931 . at his w . ARTHUR RICE d_husband of Rosie her of Katherine . October 10. residence, 207 just asleep in heart in much the call to Join TH! Jesus. r Awaiting Sou there. E F. YOUNG. JORN E. Sudde tover' 8. 193] am pital JO ¥ 1 erine Kelly and Jerome Young. Notice of funeral lat . Tu Memortam BALDWIN, LAURA V. In brance of our dear mother. BALDWIN. who departed years ago todey, Octobe loving remems URA V. this “life nine . 1922, HUSE AND " FAMILY, GAITHER VIS, RICHARD % D. JAMES DILLARD. WIFE, CAROLINE In sad but lovi ¥ MRS, EMMA WILLIAM _ E. ' LEWIS, ROPER AND FEASTER GHTFOOT, who 9, 1929, but who In gad but loving McCARTHY. hus- aeparted this life Oclober 9. 1920. | ne remembrance 7 Dushand ard {ather, WADE H. ho died four vears ago today, WIFE AND DAUGHTER. FUNERAL_DIRECTORS. GEO. W. WISE CO. 2900 M ST. A west ois TABLER B MSUNW. Narlised V. L. SPEARE CO. Bille Nationa: 2aen. 1009 H SLN.W, Formerly_940 B Fstablished 1878 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. _1337 10th St._ __Phone North 0047 R. E. DAILEY Reasonable Prices. 2819 12h St N.E Fot. 1163, “CHAS. S. ZURHORST J- WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM AVE. N.W. __ NATIONAL 1384, 1388, P. J. SAFFELL PERSONAL SERVICE—REASONABLE. 333 5th W. N 130 ‘LM GAWLER CO * Funeral Directors = SARD M. GAWLER CHAMBERS Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 113 SEVENTHSTN.W Nati Hoacth Chapel “Teitphone National 2473 "Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel Sianciance serv Lincoin 0524 W. W. DEAL & CO. 816 H ST. N.E LINCOLN_8200. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (I3AAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. puomemest ones ALFRED B. GAWLER WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER BONS Established 1850 Chapel Cremations Lady Attendant 1750-2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional 5512-5513 NO BRANCH OFFICE I FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEM ERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT- s1000°" Open Evenings 14&‘ & EYG and Sundays Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St, Prompt Auto Delivery Service. _____ Artistic—expressive—inexpenaive. FLORAL TRIBUTES Lince 1855