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WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 3, THE SUNDAY STAR, 1932 —PART ONE. * A7 = L 40-004 branches, to open for b\!lnm! in South Carolina today, Mr. Miller said the corporation had been lending freely to the bank and was ready last night to furnish additional cash, it only heing necessary for the National Credit Association, No. 6, of South Carolina, to approve the collateral and assume its proper labflity. “The People's State Bank and its 40- odd branches” he said, “is scattered over the entire State of Soyth Carolina, which made it difficult, if not impos- sible, to get together prommptly the se- curities necessary for additional large sumé which would be neeessary to | carry on the business of its 40-odd branches.” | MISSISSIPPI HOPE RAISED. WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED COL MACOMB RITES SET FOR TUESDAY Veteran of Indian Wars to Be Buried in Arlington. Cited for Gallantry. Phone Cleve. 0535 “Parkway” Cleaners & Dyers 5 YEARS °F SUCCrssvul 5010 Connecticut Avenue ERVICE e —————— Again we celebrate our anniversary, a fifth year full of excellent results and surpassing any in our past existence which our kind patrons enabled us to make possible. FOR THIS GREAT 75c 1 50c Any Dress, plain These Prices include call for and delivery service BANKS NEEDING AID REQUESTED TO ACT |Credit Corporation Director in Fifth District Seeks to Avoid Rush. Men’s Suits Cleaned and Pressed Extra Pants, 35¢ PRICE REDUCTIONS Funeral services for Col. Augustus C. Macomb, U. S. A, retired, who died yes- terday, will be held at the home, 3415 Massachusetts avenue, Tuesday morn- ing at 11 o'clock. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery. Col. Macomb, a veteran of the Indian campaigns in the West, who was cited for gallantry in action against the Spanish in 1898, had been ill for many months. He was 77 years old. Born in Detroit in 1854, Col. Macomb was the son of a soldier, Col. John N Macomb, veteran of the Civil ‘War. As an uncle, Admiral Macomb, was com- mandant of the Naval Academy, the nephew entered the service school, but left after a comparatively short stay. Some time after he left school he signed up with a merchantman which was to sail around Cape Horn. Upon arriving In San Francisco fol- lowing & tempestuous voyage, the young man found he had been appointed to a second lieutenancy in the 4th Infantry Division. A Year later he was transfer- red to the 5th Cavalry, with which he remained until his retirement in 1918. Serving in the division with the pres- nt Gen. Eben Swift, a life-long friend, who, as a retired officer. resides in Washington, Col. Macomb fought in the Indian wars for four vears. He was| active In campaigns against the Utes oux and Cheyenne tribes and rav service in a half dozen West'rn States H~» was promoted to the rank of colonel Scptember 2, 1914. Due for re- | “Mrs, John M. Glenn, president of | tirement because of age in October, the Family Welfare Assocfation of 1918, Col. Macomb continued in the | America, will be the principal speaker. | service until March, 1919, during which | Her subject will be, “The Place of the [time he was placed in charge of & | Associated Charities in the Community |camp in Charlotte, N. C. in the Present Emergency.” . Col. Macomb was married in 1880 : and is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ella C. Macomb: three sons, Lieut. Col. Gordon Macomb, U. S. A., retired, who lives in Chicago; Philip Macomb of Washington, and Lieut. Comdr. Alex- ander Macomb, U. S. N., stationed on the U. S_S. Okiahoma, now in the Pacifie. Col. Macomb aiso leaves two sisters, Miss Christina Macomb and Miss Nannie Macomb. both of Wash- ington. A brother, Gen. Montgomery | Macomb, died several years ago. By the Associatéd Press. RICHMOND, Va, January 2.—Co- | operation of borrowing banks in apply- ing for credit before the demand for | funds becomes imperative was sought | today by John M. Miller, jr., director | for the National Credit Corporation in the fifth Federal Reserve district. Emphasizing that the corporation has a half billion dollars 1t is anxious to lend banks needing assistance, Mr. Miller said the banks should look ahead and apply promptly for assistance. i Would Avoid Delay. | “When applying banks delay until the | eleventh hour and fifty-ninth minute, | | Superintendent of Staté Banks Lauds “Vital Funds” Prospect. JACKSON, Miss, January 2 (P).— The reservoir of funds made ready for rderly conduct of business in Missis- gipap\ Yhrough organization of Btate di- Vistons of the National Credit Corpora- tion “offers the brightest ray of hope | and encouragement for 1932, the su- perintendent of State banks, J. 8. Love, | said_today A “Six months ago, and even thirty days ago.” he added, “a survey of the | State banking situation presented a | giffcult picture, but the outlook has been materially changed with the opening of an avenue for ‘vital funds.’ “This assurence that has been given banks with prospects of credit facilities of from $15000,000 to $20,000,000 should be reflected in renewed support and confidence of depositors in their institutions.” Coat, Lady’s Suit, Cleaned and Fin- . 00 All Felt Hats —=| Cleaned and Blocked .......... it is sometimes impossible to render assistance in time to meet the emer- gency,” Mr. Miller said. “The officers of the National Credit Corporation are working day and night, using the wires without hesitation in numbers of cases. The co-operation of the separate banks must be had and they should not wait until the last minute.” Commenting on the faflure of' the People’s State Bank of Charleston, with /1) Business Is Great 1932 Starts Ofi With a Bang! Here's the Reason!!! USE YOUR CREDIT !!! Hundreds of $25., $30 & $35 - | CHARITIES TO OBSERVE | Washington Organization Fiftieth Year Tuesday. The Associated Charities will brate its 50th anniversary at & meeting Tuesday evening in Barker Hall, Y. W C. A. Building, Seventeenth and X | streets. Passes WARRE ‘ TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Phones { Adams 10341 celo- As a protest against excessive taxa- tion the municipal casino at Mentone, France, is to remain ciosed this season. 9-Pants Suits, Topcoats. Overcoats. Tuxedos [ PAY $4.75 CASH KAHN on 7th St. Established Established 35 Years 35 Years Specials Monday and Tuesday Genuine Toric Glasses Far or Near Complete With Shell or Metal Frame Flood Perils South Africa. | PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa, January 2 ()—Messengers last night hurried through the countryside to warn dwellers on isolated farms and in little townships in the river valleys to retreat to the hills before a flood menace threatening a wide area. The Gamtoos River was reported nearing the dis- astrous record level of 1916. \ AR BALANCE $1.50 WEEKLY FOR 10 WEEKS 2 FOUND. FOR TOBT ANIMALS wpply Animal Rescue i v 8088 on December 23 on G st. n.w.: can identify by calling Cleveland A owner 5963 i e containing__ small | please identity. — small, owner Or $3 3emf-Mant}l7y FOR 5 PAY DAYS Complete Outfit, With Case and Cleaner Included el o B B = LOS1. 2 BRACELET, lady's white gold link, 2 small sapphires and 1 diamond: los} Thursday night. _Call_Decatur 2780. Branch 107. 3* BRIEF CASE, tan alligator skim, initials “RJ 8" on inside, containing foflet ar- | | ticies ‘and pair of black bed room shippers between Preedmen's Hospital and 1328 firard st me. Reward. . BRINDLE BULL—Long tail: tag No. baby's pet. Please call Columbia 8483. ward. 2y CAT. _mals, “Dic. 18, and Broad Branch rd.. with white feet and breast. Wisconsin 7768, ________ DIAMOND RING, platinum mounti ies: Carlton Hotel, 16th st., Spring r 1 fberal reward. Telephone Adams 10( DINNER RING. diamo ladies’ rest_room New Y and 12, Substantial reward District 4176. 2 DOG—English _setter, in _neighbo! 8th and Hamilton sts. n.w white with brown spots on back and ear. Return to 5126 8th st. n.w. Reward. _______4* _ DOG, very small, brown. 15 vears old, 1i-| censed Carroll County. Call Col. 5714, Apt | fitd DOG—Biack-and-white spaniel; lost Tues- day: a ers to ‘‘Puzzen Reiurn to 1327 South Carolina ave. s.e. Reward yeid ENVELPO! with personal and official pa- pers, Wed.. Dec. 23, on or near Tth st. Re- ward. C. H. Baker, Y. M. C. A, 1736 @ st. “vicinity Oxford st, Chevy Chase; black x Reward. Phone or Money Back Dfifi;“fifmanzm 1005 PENNA. AVE. 1744 PENNA. AVE. SOUTHEAST CORNER YE Genuine Toric KRYPTOK Invisible Bifocal Lenses First and best quality. Toric Kryptok Bifocal Lenses (one 5 pair to see near and far). Best lenses made. Sold regularly L] $15. Special price Monday and Tuesday oyl 617 Seventh St. N.W. Between F and G Streets eve it returned. January Specials Feature Suites —Bed Room, Dining Room, Dinette and Living Room— noon EGLASSES, shell rim. black ribbon. Cheyy Saturday, 4613 Langdrum lane, Chase. Wisc._ 2440 b EYEGLASSES. white ggld lor in Woodward & LothroB's or on street between. Reward it Mrs. E. A._Miller. Leesburg. Va o POX FUR—$20 reward for the return to | | Nichols Co.. 326 Woodward BIdg . of a cross- fox fur lost-around November 30 on Eye st ww POX TERRIER—WhIfe, brown spot on back and ear, long license No. 17361. Reward. Pot. 0584 HANDBAG. green, lost Dec. 31 in cab from ! K and 10th sts. n.w. Reward if returned to Miss Pearle Belten. 943 K st. n.w. _* JADE_PENDANT of necklace between 8th and K and 1ith and F sts. on Thursdgy Reward. Call Dec. 4507-M. ______* KEY HOLDER (black). in taxicab or Vi | ity Shorehame Hotel. Thursday evening. be- tween 10:30 and 11:30 o'clock. Reward jeorgla 4816 or Nat. 6186 MASONIC RING with four small diamonds. | Reward.. Phone West 0780. Apt. 303._* OVERCOAT, tan camelshair, labeled “Young Bros., Hamilton. Bermuda,” at Indian Head Courtry Club, New Year eve. Reward. 509 D st. s.e._Atiantic 3080. _ OVERNIGHT BAG. lady's, bla: taxi'at 13th amd N. Y. ave. n.W. 258 Munsey Bldg. S diamond and sapphire, circle with dla- ds and sapphire bowknot; on New Year eve at Bherehsm or Wardman Park Hotel or’ light-colored taxi between. Liberal re- | Ward! no’ auestions. Phone Adams 3691, | PIN. cameo. large, between 4 and 4:30 on T y. near 3rd_and Randolph or 18th rd. Col. 0810, @ PLAIN GOLD _PIN: flat. round _brooch Reward. ~Apt. 204, 1451 Park rd. n.w. Co- lumbia_ 6710. et POCKETBOOK. biack suede, alligator trim. inside zipper closing. Reward. Ga. 3573 tles. either finckel's or returned to We have opportunity to make some very extraordinary offerings in these major needs of the well fur- nished home. Suites of character in “Furniture of Merit” quality—and at most attractive prices left_in Reward o [ 3T ones { N W . - R POCKETBOOK, Iady's, biack {atning | bilfold 'with money. permit, key cise. pencil and ‘other atticles: lost ‘Wed~ hiesday night. New Jersey ave. and K n,w Reward. Lincoln 2862-3 5 POLICE DOG. female. bla ract over Ieft eve: name 54 Prince’ Edward st.. Reward PURSE—Blaok v check and ' glasse +“In front to 18 ir 4242 leather. con- and tan._cata- Nellie.”” Return East Hyattsville, ' ining money. 16th and P Finder please n.w.. or phone vet. con either R. I ave. Jeflerson. pl Reward 3 Black with dots, zipper fastener ng pearl rosary with gold chain. | chief marked F.. small change; 14th Girard_and Cliffon. Reward. 1436 Clifton n.w. Col. 5062 WRIST WATCH. lady's, with Rocatia and vear 1921 engraved on back: lost Dec. 2. Liberal reward. M. Hart. 469 N st. nw t This Bed Room Suite Is One of the January Specials We Claim to Produce the Finest Economical Funeral In the World We have 10 cars, hearse ambulances; 5 parlors, 3 chapels We Will Give You a Whole Funeral % V75 Low Astie Cars, Casket and All— Extra Cars, $7 Each Call Tt is of the Early English type—with modern adaptations. Note the recessed panels and grace- ful turnings—and critically examine the construction—then you’ll realize what a genuine bar- gain it is at 185 Superior Rugs Splendid patterns in all the wanted sizes, Axminsters, Wiltons, etc., and American Orientals We are exclusive agents for Ostermoor Mattresses mattress of unusual comfort and long life. t our Club Plan, You can make good choice here of Ask Our Costless Credit makes buying easy and paying' easier House & Herrmann | CRAWFORD. VIRGINIA SURGEON DIES AT WALTER REED HOSPITAL Dr. Giles B. Cook Served Overseas With 28th Division and Was in All'rny of Oceupation. Dr. Giles B. Cook, 84, of Front Royal, Va., died yesterday at Walter Reed Hospital of complications following an operation last July. Dr. Cook, a surgeon, served Overseas as a major with the 29th Division, 116th Infantry, later being transferred to the 1st Division, Army of Occupation. He graduated from George Washing- ton University Medical School and in- terned at Garfleld Hospital. He is survived by his widow, Olive, daughter of the Rev. C. Ernest Smith, pastor of St. Thomas’ Church here, and two sons, Gtles B, jr, and Berry C. Cook, all of Pront Royal. He also leaves a brother, W. Woodward Cook of this city, and three sisters, Mrs. A. J. McKay of Baltimore, Mrs. F. B. Down- ing of Front Royal and Mrs. F. P. Evans of Richmond. Funeral services ;V)lll !ln‘ l:leld in Front Royal Monday at o'clock. @ard of Thanks STEVENS, EDWARD J. We wish to thank the many friends and relatives for their kindness, sympathy and floral tributes at w;ndpll!lh of u‘;‘éN.Eo“ and hromoard ED- ire: Becember 11 g0 departed this CHARLES AND LYDIA STEVENS AND FAMILY. Bratha. ALLENDER. BESSIE WILLIAMS, urday, January 2, 1952, af_the home of her sister, Mrs. Herbert M. Tayior, Idylwood. Va. ' BESSIE WILLIAMS ALLENDER. datghter of the late Rev. J. E. Allender She ‘leaves two sisters. Mrs, Herbert M Taylor and Mrs. Addie McGavack of Watcrford, Va Services Monday. January 4.t 2 pm. at the above address. In- terment Ivy Hill Cemetory, Alexandria, Va. BAILEY. ANNIE STONE. Departed e Saturday,” Jwnuary 2, 105 w304 am. i her’ residence, 140 K st. s.w. ANNIE STONE BAILEY. Remains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral parlors. 1300 South Capitol st.. until 10 am. Mon8ay January 4 thence to her late residence Funeral Tuesday. Jamuars 5, at 1 pm. from Mount Morish Baptist Church.” 3rd and L sts. sw.. Rev. J. H Randoiph of- ficiating. Interment Payne's Cemetery. 4 BARNES, ELIZA. Suddenly, on Priday. Janu . 1932, at her residence, 920 Golden st’ sw. ELIZA BARNES. She leaves to mourn s husband. one daugh- ter, granddaughter and s host of friends. Notice of funeral hereatfer. 3° BARRETT, THFO. T. On Friday, January 1, 1932, ‘at Providerce Hospital, THEO T. aged 53 vears, the beloved husband of Eurelia Barrett. Services at H. M. Pad- gett's tuneral Home, 131°11th si, se. on Sunday, January 3. at 2 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 3 BARRETT, THEO. T. Officers and mémbers of Mount Vernon Council. No. 10, Jr. O. U. A M. are heredy requested to atiend the funeral of our late brother, THEO. T. BARRETT, which will be held from the Hayry M. 'Padgett funeral home, 131 1ith st.'se, on Sunday, Januery 3. 1932, &t 3 pm. interment ai Cedr Hill Cemstery. By order of M. E.STORES, Counciior, Attest: E. B. CROUCH, Rec. Sec. BEAVERS, MARY A. On Thursday, Decem- ber 31, 1931, MARY A, beloved wite of Dalridge B.'Beavers Funersl from her Inte residence, 1337 Gallatin st. n.w., on Monday, Jazuary 4, 1932, at 8:30 am. ' Re quiem mass at the Chureh of the Nativity, Brightwood, D. C.. at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. - Interment Mount Olivet Cemetersy. BLANCHARD, MINNIE W. January 2.'1932, at New York Oity, aiter a short iliness. 'MINNIE W.. beloved wife of Greorge D. Blanchard. She was a native of Washington, D. C. and & member o Coneordia. Lutheran Ghurch. dgughtet o the late Mr. and Mrs. Osear Robérts. She is survived, other than her husband, Hans Roberts, & brother. of New York City: Mrs. A. W. Brink and Mrs. Frank H. Pierce. sisters, of Washington, D. C. Trterment De Ruyter, New York BROWN, JOHN. On Saturday. January 2. 1032 JOHN BROWN. Remains at Pra- zier's " funeral home, 389 Rhode Island ave. n.w. Funeral notice later. CARMAN, MARIA G. On Saturday, Jan- uary 2. 1932. at her residence. 1806 La- mont st. n.w. MARIA GAMBRILL CAR- MAN. wife of Dr. Louis D. Carman, neral services at the shove residence om Monday. January 4, at 2 p.m. _Cremation at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. (Please omit fowers.) 3 CARTER. GEORGE G. Suddenly, on Thurs- dav, December 31 1031, i OCleyeiand, Ohio, GEORGE G. CARTER. nged 75 years 9 months, beloved husband of the late Sophia Buehler Carter and father of Mrs Charles America of this city, Mrs H. F. Elkhorn of New York, Mrs. J. G. Petérson of Cleveland. Ohio. and fhe late George E. Carter. Remains will arrive at his daughter's residence. 2524 Pa. ave. .. Sunday mornine. Funeral from the above address Monday, January 4. 1932 pm. Reistives and friends invited. ~In- terment Congressionel Cemstery. 3¢ COLBY, LAWRENCE NEWTON. On Satur- day, January 2, 1932. at his residence. Prospect ave.. Friendship ~Heights, Md., LAWRENCE NEWTON COLBY, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac N. Colby. Remains resting at the 8. H. Hines funeral home, 2905 14th st. n.w. Funeral services at the Mount Pleasant Congregational Church, Sunday, Japuary 3, at 8 p.m. Interment Fitchburg. Mass. COOK. LIEUT. oot day on_Sat- On Baturdsy, QILES B. On Satur- January 2. 1932, at Walter Reed Hospital, Lieut. Col. GILES B. COOK. 8. R. Corps, beloved husband of Olive Smith Cook. Services on Monday, Jan- uary 4, at 1 o'clock pm. in the Presby- terftn Church at Froni Royal. Va. Rela- tives and friends invited to attend. (Rich- mond, Va., papers please copy ) ROBERT C Departed this life on Friday. January 1. 1932, ROBERT C. ,CRAWFORD of 1811 Benning rd. n.e. .He Jeaves to mourn their loss a devoted mather, one brother. four sisters and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains in charge of George B. Clarke Co services Tuesday, January 5, at 1 p.m. Pigrim A. M. E. Church. 19th st. Interment Payne's Oemetery. DIGGS, MILLIE. On Frida: January 1, 1032, 'MILLIE DIGGS. devoted mother of Nellle and Charlie Diges. Puneral Monday, January 4, &t 9 am., from 8t Vincent de Paul's Church EVANS, HARRIETT B. Suddenly, on Jan+ uary 1, 1932, at Continental Hotel, HAR- RIETT B. EVANS. Remains resting at ‘Zurhcrn‘xshmlrnl BII’IO’V’L !fllp East Cap- tol st ervices at i reshyterian CRLrdl. Newark. Del. Monday. January 4.t 11:30 am. Interment Head of Chris- tian Cemetery, Newark, Del. 3 GALLAGHER, HANORA THERESA. On Sat- urday, January 2, 1982, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. James E. Ounning- ham, 4322 7th st. nw. HANORA THE- RESA GALLAGHER. Funeral notice later. GILLESPIE, MAMIE. Departed this life on Priday, January 1. 1932, at Gallinger - pital, after a brief illness, MAM GIL- LESPIE. She leaves to mourn their loss a father, four sister and brothers. BShe was a member of Metropolitan A. M. E. Sunday School and Church. Remains rest- ing at Moon's funeral home, 1322 You st. nw. Puneral Monday, January 4, at 1 pm., from Moon's funeral home, 1332 You S0 nw GITTINGS, MARY A. On Friday, January 1, 1932, at Sibley Memorial Hospital, MARY A. 'GITTINGS, beloved mother of Elizabeth Gittings Cole. 'uneral from Zurhorst funeral parior, 301 East Capitol st., Monday, January 4. at 8 am.; thence to St. Patrick’s Caurch, 10th and G sts. nw. where mass will be said at 8:30 am. for the repose of her soul. Inter- ment in Glenwood Cemetery. 3 GRE| VIRGINIA. On Friday, January 1, 1032, at_Atlantic City, N. J.. 5. VIR- GINIA GREEN, wife of the late Henry Green of Alexandria, Va. Funeral Mon- day. January 4. from the home of her brother. Ethelbert Tatspaugh, 11 Russell voad, Alexandria. Va. at 2 pm. Inter Presbyterian Cemetery, Alexandria, s at ne. POTH. _On Saturday, CLARE POTH. wife of Funeral services in GULICK, CLAR] Janu 2 1932, W. Newton Gulick Philadelphia, at St, Mark's Church. ol Tuesday. January 6. at 2 pm. ment West Laurel Cemetery. HARLEY, IDA. On December 31 1931, at ‘am, at her residence. 37 Plerce st nw. IDA_HARLEY, devoted daughter of Mary E,_ Burke, loving mother of Nellie Jones, Bertle Harley, Rebecca Blackwell and Donald Harley. ' She also leaves to mourn their loss three sisters, two broth- ers, three grandchildren and’ other reia tives and friends. ersl Manday, Ji uary 4, 1932, at 1 o'cloek, from al * thence to Galbraita A. M. E. willia Battle, pastor. ve Tesi- Ryan Service is High-Class, but Not Costly With economie con- ditions as they are today, many ~ fam- ilies may hesitate to it . We ata Iy emphatieatly e Sservi 4 mot Sur “service mee SYove eonthyt We are ‘prepared to Serve,“no ‘matter how modest ars the Teans of the family. R N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N Tami Funeral parlor, private ambu- lance and livery in connection. JAMES T. RYAN N N \ N N N \ \ \ N N The Greater Chambers Co. § Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone Col. 0432 Where Service Is Best and the Is Less Furniture of Merit Seventh at Eye Funeral Director 317Pa.Ave.S.E Y227 Telephone Atl 1700-1701 this' at 2| 1271 Funeral | Inter- | 4 ] Beaths. ber 29, 1, 8t Ris residence ¢ct. §.w.. JOHN HAILSTORK. He to mourn his departure one niece and other relatives and friends. Funeral Sun- day, January 3, 1932, at 1 p.m.. from the i(;hn T. Rhipes funeral chapel, 3rd and e sts. 5.W. terment Payne's Cemetery. 3 WIGH, CHARLES., On Thursday, December 31, 103, at bid sesidence, 716 Fays court s GH, the devoted father of Nathan, Richard, ‘Jasper. Eugene and Lavinia High and Mrs. Florence Moore. Rémains resting At thé_Jobn T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts Sw_ Re- mains will be shipped to Weldon. N. C. on Monday. January 4, 1932 HOPKINS, ARCHIE M. Suddenly deparied this life Saturday. Januars 2. 1932 at 1 p.m., at his residence at Sandy Sprine. Md.' ARCHIE M. HOPKINS, aged 55 apd 3 moniths. He leaves fo mourn. wif Fliza E. and gon. Robert A Hopkins. F neral from Sharp Street M. E. Churg Monday. January 4 HUNTER., ANNA VIRGINIA. On Saturday, January 2, 1932. at the home of her son M. Wuliam Hunter. 1508 34th st nw. ARNA VIRGINIA. in her 84th year, the be- igved wife of the late Edward H.' Hunter Remains resting at the Colonial funeral home of William Reub¢n Pumphrey. Rock- ville, Md." Notice of funeral herealter. IRVING., HENRY CLAY. Departed this life on Friday morning, January 1. 1933, at his gesidence, 409 D st. se. HENRY CLAY IRVING, beloved husband of Mary H. Irv- ing and stepfather of Dr. B. F. Hallstork: Dr. C. W. Hallstorks and E. J. Hailstorks He aiso leaves to mourn their loss five nieces. one nephew and other relatives and friends. Remains may be viewed at Robert Campbell's funeral home. 423 42 st. s.w., from 12 o'clock Monday until 9 o'clock ' Tuyesday. Funeral from his late residenée Tuesday, January 5.: thence to Nineteenth Stréet Baptist Church at 1 m., Rev. Wajter H. Brooks officiating latives and friends invited. Interment Harmony Cemetery, ~ Casket will not be opened in chureh, IRYING, HENAY 0. A gpecial tion of reéka Lodk 0. 6. F. A. A. . is ¢alled for 11:30 a.f. Tuesday. January 8, 1932, at Masonic Temple, 10th and You fs. n'w., for the purpose of attending the luneral of our late brother, HENRY C. IRVING. ° Funers! from Nineteenth Street Baptist Church Tuesday, January 5. at 1 p.m. JOHN P. JOHNSON, W. M. SAMUEL W. WATSON, Sec. 4 IRVING, HENRY C. The officers and me: bers of Rebecca H. H. No. 8 are reques to attend a call meeting ¢t Pvthian Build- ine Mcnday. uary 4. 193°. at 7:30 o'clock.” to make arrangements the funeral of Brother HENRY C. IRVING. ESTELLE SMITH. M. X. BERTHA DAVIS W R T JACKSON, DANIEL. Departed this life on Saturday, January 2. 1932, at the Home for the Aged and Infirm. at Blue Plains, D. C.. DANIEL JACKSON, devoted father ¢f Bejamin, " antel, ir.. Emma Jackson. Mrs. Blanche Ward and Mrs. Bessie Allen He also leaves many other relatives and friends to mourn his departure. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funerai iater. JOHINSON, CORNELIUS. Departed this life December 31, 1931, at 4 am., at Proy- idence Hospital. CORNELIUS 'JOHNSON, devoted son of the late Julfa Johnson (nee Robinson). He died in full triumph of Christian faith. He leaves to mourn their loss a loving wife, Cora Johnson: one great-uncle and great-aunt, five uncles, one aunt, one brother-in-law, and a host of other relatives and friends Remains resting_at Eugene For ameral parlors, 1300 South Capitol st.; thence to his late home. 351 M st. s.w. Saturdy. January 2, 1937, Funeral Monday, Janvary 4. at 1 o'clock, from Mount Moriah ~Baptist Church, 3rd and L rts. s.w. Rev.'J. Randolph pastor. Interment’Lincoln Me- morial Cemetery. God knows how much ws miss you, Never shall your memtory fade Loying_thovghts shall always wander To the spot where you are laid. 3 JONES, LOUVINIA H. Op Fridey. January 1, 1933, LOUVINIA B. JONES. wife of the iate Samuel 1. Jones. Funeral from her Jate residence, Ritchie, 2rince Georges County, Md.. on Sunday, January 3. at 2 p.m. _Services at Forrestville Episcope! Church at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and fonds favited " Interment dhurel elhe- ty. KUNDAHL, CHARL] . January +1. 1933 CHARLE: aged 18 ears. Funersl {rom W, W. Deal's fureral ome, 816 H st n.e. Monday. January 4 &t 2 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 3 KUNDANL, CHARLES. Members of Lo No. 4, 1 B, of B The funeral of Brothe CHARLES KUNDAHL, who died z¢ Sibley Hospital “January 1. 1932, will be held from Deal’s funeral ‘home, 824 H st. n.e.. Monday. January 4. at 2 p.m. Members please attend. JOHN J. RENALS, Sec. MACOMB, COL. AUGUSTUS CANFIELD. On Suturday. January 2. 1932, at his resi- denge, Mass. ave. n.w. Col. AUGUS- TUS 'CANFIELD MACOMB, U. 8. Arm¥ (retired), in the 73th year of his age, be- loved husband of Eila C. Macomb. Serv- ices at 1§ late residence on Tuesday, Jan- uary 5. at 11 o'cloek a.m.. followed by in- terment in_Arlington Nattonal Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend. MANSFIELD. CHARLES H. On Frides., Jan- uary 1, 1932, CHARLES H. MANSFIELD, aged 79 years. Services at H. M. Pad- gett’s funeral home, 131 1ith st. ce. on Monday, January 4. at 10 am. Funeral strictly private. 3 | McCARTHY, EDWARD iz, on Saturday, Jaauasy 7 ED- ARD VINCENT. aged 16 ves loved n of Susan H. and the late Fatrick Mc- fthy. Puneral from his late residence, 715 Alitsop st. n.w. on Tuesday, January 5. at 8:30 a.in Requien Righ mass at St. Gabrjel's Churen at 9 o' Rela- tves and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 4 M¢CLOSKEY, FRANK A. Suddenly, on ‘Fhursday, 'December 3i. 1931, FRANK A McCLOSKEY, formierly of Washington. D. C.. laté of Wiimington, Del Funeral Monday, January 4, 1932, at from Doherty's feneral chapel. ton, Del: thence to St. Elizabetk’s Cath- olic Church. Interment Cathedral Ceme- tery, Wilmington, Del. 3 MILLER, LILLIAN MARY. On Thursday. December 31, 1931, at her residence. 746 th st. s.e.. LILLTAN MARY MILLER. be- loved_daughter_of George W. Zimmerman and Bessle V. Zimmerman (nee Summers) Funeral from the above residence on_Sur | day. January 3, 1932, at 2:30 p.m. ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. | O'HANIDES, JOAKIM. On Wednesdar. De- | cember 30, 1931, at’ his residence, 1917 K St nw. JOAKIM O'HANIDES. beloved brother of Alexander and George O Hanides Funeral {rom the W. W. Chambers Co funeral home. 1400 Chapin st nw.. on Monday, Jamuary 4, 1932, at 11:30 am therce to St. Soohia’s Church. 8th _and L sts. nw. at 12 oclock noon. Inter- ment Glenwood Cemetery. 3 POWELL, LAUBA V. Departed this Wednesday. December 30, 1931 at her residence, 1331 T st n.w. at 13:20 am. LAURA V.. the belgved wife of the faté John H. Powell. She leaves to mourn their loss_a devoted daughter and son, Amits V. Perguson and John H. Powell two grandchildren. Edith M. Pavton and Robert O. Powell: a daughter-in-law. eatior P. Powell; a son-in-law. John W rguson, wnd & host of other relatives and friehds, Bemains resting at the W Ernest darvis funeral church. 1432 U st n.w., until § p.m, Friday; thereafter at her late’ residence. 1331 P st. nw. Funeral Sunday, Jauary 3. 1932, at 1:30 pm., from Vermont Avenue Baptist Ohurch. | Inferment Harmony Cemetery. 3 HENO, HARRIET A. On Friday, Jenuary 1, 1932, at her gesidence, 438 Emerson st nw. H A, mother of Misses Abigail an rgarel Reno. Fune sl serv- ices at her late residence on Sunday. Ia at 1 Interment Iowa et 3 R esday, ommunic: VINCENT, 1932 Sud- Iife on pm. BOWEN. on Satu ELLIE BOWEN RIDGELY widow of m A. Ridgely and beloved mother of Will A. and Harry 8. Ridgely Funeral and interment private. ROLLINSON. BERTHA. Thursday Decem- ber 3. 1931. at Freedmen's - Hospital ERTHA ROLLINSON. devoted wife of oasey thelr eit_Rolligson, = She leaves to mourn logs, ather, husband and four émidren emains ' resting Allen’s_funeral hoj at’ Otis F. e, 12th st. and Fla. ave. n.w_ Interment ai Sumter. uiiday, January 3. 1932, SHERIFF, MAIZIE L. cember ' 31, 1931. at University 'Hospital, MAIZIE L. beloved wife of Henry E. Sheriff. 1218 B st. s.e. neral from the W. W. Chambers funeral ome, 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Sunday January 3. 1932, at 9:30 am. Interment at Marshall, 3 SKIADOS, HELEN. On Saturday, January 2, 1932, at_her residence. 1508 Wisconsin ave. n.w. Mrs. HELEN SKIADOS, beloved wife of Peter A. Skiados. Remains rest- ing at 2008 Pa. ave. n.w. Puneral services wilt be held Monday, Japuary 4. &t 3 p.m at the St. Sophia's Greek Church, 8th and L sts. n.w. . , EDWIN F. Or Friday, January 1, 1982, at Emergency Hospital EDWIN F.. beloved husband_of Mabel F. Smith end son of the late John F. and Isabelle Tay- for Smith. Funeral from the W. W. Cha bers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin n.w., on Tuesday. January 5. &l 3 p.m Relatives and friends are invited. ~Inter- ment Rock Creek Cemetery. THOMAS, FRANK (HAYS) life on Priday, January 1. 1932 at Preed- me's Hospital after lons _iliness, NK (HAYS) THOMAS. He leaves to mourn their loss a foster daughter, Edith Thomas: four cousins, two sisters-in-law nd other relatives and {riends. Remains resting at Barnes' funeral parlors, 614 412 st. sw. Notice of funeral later. TOMPKINS, MARIA L. On Thursday, De- ‘cember 31, 1931. MARIA L. beloved wife of the late Daniél D. Tompkins and mother of ‘Mrs. Florence Greene of 610 3rd st. n.w. and sister of Mrs. A. A. Townsend. Puneral from the W. W. Chambers fu- neral hame, 1400 Chapin si. n.w., on Mon- day, Jenuary 4. 1 at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Congres- donal Cemetery. 3 TURNER, ANNIE L. AUD. On Wednesday, December 30, 1931, at Rockville, Md., AN- NIE L. AUD, in her 62nd year, beloved wife of Benfamin F. Turner. Remains resting at the Colonial funeral home of Wm. Reuben Pumphrey, Rockville. Md. Punera Sunday, January 3, 1932, at 2'¥m. from the home of her brother, Mr. H. Aud, Rockville Md. Interment Monocacy Cem- etery, Bealsville, Md. 3 HN, WEBBS. Departed this life on 'riday. January 1, 1932, at 4:40 p.m. at! his_ residence. 1734 T st. n.w, WEBB VAUGEN, devoted husband of Minnie LY. EL january ’r;’n A ay. on_Thursday. De- eorze Washington Departed this (3034 M St. N.W. Breaths. LIZZIE. TILGHMAN, AMELIA. nd ‘members of the ‘Women's Frederick Douglas Benefit Association are notified cf the death of Mrs. LIZZI WALKER and Miss AMELIA TILGHMAN in December. M. E. DENT, President. F. E. RAYMOND, Secretary. WATERS, CATHERINE A. On Saturday, January 2, 1983, at her residence. 3203 O st. nw. CATHERINE A. WATERS (nee 8paidi widow of Morris W. Waters. Puneral from Dumbarton Avenie M. Ey Chureh on Tuesday, January 5. at 2. p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment private. 4 WALKE] The officess In Memoriam. COLE. ANNIE dear mother, y of my who des today, ¢ nbigoLins memor ANNIE M. COLE, this life six years ago v 3, 1936 It was sad. the one I cherish Should be taken from my home, But the Jove that does not perish Lives in_my memory alone HER LOVING DAUGHTER, VIOLA R COLE FIELDS, WILLIAM H. Tn sad but loying remembrance of my dear husband, WILe LIAM H. FIELDS, who departed this 1ife one year ago today, Japuary 3, 1931 This day brings forth sad memories Of the dear one laid to rest. And the ones who think of him today Are the ones who loved him best. It is lonesome without you, So sad and lonely the way; So_life is not the same Since you were taken away. HIS LOVING WIFE, IRENE FIELDS. FLUERY, JOHN F. In loving Temembranc of our beloved husband and father, JOHN F. FLUERY. who departed this lite five years azo todey, January 3, 1927, They say time heals a broken heart. But. oh, it seems untrue. For five years our hearts have ached. Dear loved one. just for you. HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER. * FLUERY, JOHN F. In loying remembranc of our beloved brother, JORN F. FLEURY, Who departed this life five years ago (o day, January 3, 1927 It is sad that one we cherish Should be taken from our home. But_the-foys that do not perish Live in memory alone. SISTER AND FAMILY. HARRIS, ALBERT R. A ‘ribute of love to the memory of my dear husband, ALBERT R. HARRIS, who left me four 3 today. January 3. 1928 only a step d the turn, ound the bend o happiness i without end They 0. loved ones, Just through the gate, There in the sualight To smile and to wait HIS WIFE. JANIE HEATH, S. AMELIA, who entered resi one year ago today, January 3. 1831 She abides with God JONES, INAZELLA F. Sacred to the mems ory of our dear grandmother, and greate grandmother, INAZELLA F. JONES. who entered into eternal life one year ago toe day. January 3. 1931 HER 'GRANDCHILDEEN, LIL AND TOM, AND GREAT-GRANDOHILDREN, CE* CELIA AND TUCKER JONES. . ROBINSON, JOSEPH M. In memory of my Tather, JOSEPH H. ROBINSON, who died grenty-inree years ago today, Janusry 3, 1909. on Gone, but not_forgotten. HIS DAUGHTER, NETTIE J. DODSON. * AFFO, ELIZABETH. In sad but_loving R emory 6l our beloved mother. ELIZA- [H RAFFO, who departed this lite five s ago today, Janury 3, 1927 Thig day brings forth sad memories O our dear one laid to rest And the ones who think of her today Are the opes who love her best. HER LOVING CHILDREN. REYNOLDS, JOHN. In sad but loving res ‘membrance of our dear brother, JOH REYNOLDS, who departed this life onf year ago today, January 3, 1981 He is gone, but not forgotten, Never can his memory fade. Sweetest _thoughts will always linger the grave where he is laid. - THE FAMILY. 4D, 84 but loving re- fembrance of my dear husband and our Hear daddy, CHARLES J. SEGER, Who de- paried thix life one year ago today, Jan< uary 3, 1931 ye SEGER, CHARLES J. Rest_in peace. WIFE AND CHILDREN. WILMOT, ELLEN. Sacrad to the memory of our depr mother, ELLEN WILMOT, who Geparted this life one year ago todsy, Jan= UATY 3y her soul rest in peace. ay her soul r LOVING SON AND DAUGHTER. JAMES WILMOT AND MARGARET CANNON. ZEGOWITZ FRANK L. In sad but Joving remembrance of my dear son and our de Voted brother, FRANK L. ZEGOWTIZ, Who departed this life so suddenly six~ Teen years mgo today. Janusry 3. 1916 Anniversary mass at Immaculate Concep- tion Church Monday, January 4 May his soul rest in peace. As_years go by and 1 grow older Your memory s my binding tie: With a want in my heart for you, dear, ihat will never grow colder. love that will never die. ough I grieve at.fate's hard way That holds us two apart, “The spirit has its own sweet Way Of Tpking eart to heart And oft on wings of fancy free We both can feel it's true, Trat while S0t are thinking there of me. T am_thinking here of you. DEVOTED - MOTHER, SISTERS ~AND . % FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. @;&%E}i’gfg LA National 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel a2 H St N. z Ambulance service, Lincoln Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) Phone West 0094, Establisned 1841 CHAMBERS GEO. W. WISE CO. 2900 M ST. N.W. West_0138. TABLER 928 M St. N.W. Nat'l 1544 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors to nor connected with the original W. R. Spearc establish- Tent 1009 H St. N.W. Phone National 2092 Formerly 910 F St. N.W. " JOHN R WRIGHT cO 1337 10th S¢. N.W. __Fhone North 004%. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 309 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 0372, WILLIAM H. SCOTT 499 8th ST. SE. LINCOLN 0530 . __ J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W. _ NATIONAL 1334, 1388, P. J. SAFFELL FPERSONAL SERVICE—REAS LM GAWLER “ Funeral Directors - LEONARD M. GAWLER 1804 M 8L N.W. 4170, 171 Established 1 ALFRED B. GAWLER. WALTER 4 GAWLER ILLIAM A GAWLER JOSEPH AWLER SONS Established 1850 Chapel Cremations Attendsat 1750.2-4 Pennsylvamia Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional 5512-8513 _NO BRANCH OFFICE FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros, Co., 1212 F St. Prompt Aute Delivery Serviee i0—expressive--inexpensive. —_Artistic—expromive Sinexpensive GEO. C. SHAFFER R Pl o el ORE AT Sk FLORAL TRIBUTES $3.50 up MONUM! Vaughn, 'father of Clarence W. Vaushn brother of Julix Vaughn. = He also s many other relatives and friends. Remains restime at Robert McGuire's fu neral church, 1820 9th st.n.w. Relatives and friends are invited. Funeral Sunday. ST et AEE B R T S 4 THE, LARGEST SELECTION IN B.°C. MONUMENTS AND STATUARY Do not base the selection of thé family monument on photograpiis shown by - ped- aiers or agents, as vou may be. decefved. Reduced orices for 30 da g 1 Y0 1 Ro~buck v