Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1929, Page 9

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She leaves her mother, Mrs. Annie McCue of Rockford, Il; her sister, Mrs. Townley, and a brother, R Iph Cecil of this city. Deaths Reported. e following desths have been reported to che Tremtn Department in the Inst 24 hours Mary E Cox. 88, letta pl. Mary C. Caruana "1 Tig Corcoran st. ited States Soldlers’ 1410 Morse st ne St. Elizabeth’s Hos- pita Blanche T. Beaton. 65, 62 K ! Joseph' W, Lane, 65, 218 E si. Joll A. Dutton. $2. 101 | Louis F. | Hospital Mary F. Dement, he. 0 dhftea states Navel 32, George Washington Leddon, 29, St. Elizabeth's 1M;uure'. L. Tharp, 9, Walter Reed Hos- Infant of Wilbert V. and Zula S. Renner, 1 gay: Homeopathic Hospital Serena W. Dubose, 60, 227 Linna Stroughters, 53, 950 Qekiminster st. Ella We: 43 Alabama ave. se. Eres Browa: 80, Frodmen's Hospiial William Green. 26. &, Elizaneth's Hospital. Hattie Anderson. 16, Gallinger Hospital. Malcolm Herndon, 1. Children's Hospital. Alice Robinson, 1, 20'2 Q st. 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C., WEDNESDAY LAWYERS T0 BACK LAW ENFORCEMENT Association of Federal Attor- - neys Forming for Support of Hoover Policy. country of an organization composed solely of lawyers practicing in the Fed- | eral” Courts, which would be placed squarely behind the Hoover administra- tion on law enforcement, particularly | with_reference to the Jones law, and | | which is to be known as the Association of the Bar of the United States, will be further discussed at a meeting tonight in the Interior Department Building of the Federal Bar Association, an organi- zation of lawyers in the Government service. The Government lawyers are sponsoring the formation of the new legal organization, Willlam R. Vallance, | their president, sald today. Plans Made for Incorporation. Incorporation of the new assoctation, after the example of the State bars of California and West Virginia, and es- tablishment of an officlal body which | would pass upon the qualifications of those admitted to membership are in- cluded in the association’s preliminary plans. The organization particularly aims to fight, Mr. Vallance sald, the plans of the group of prominent attorneys in New York which has been organized to edu- cute both jurors and defendants in an Jones prohibition law. Is Given Indorsement. ‘The Federal Bar Association, it is pointed out, plans to foster the new body, and the general groundwork in its organization will be carried on through the headquarters of the Government lawyers in the National Press Club. ‘The executive committee of the Asso- clation of the Bar of the United States includes: Maj. Charles William Free- man, president of the California State Society. and a member of the State Bar of California, chairman; Mr. Vallance, David D. Caldwell, Raiph G. Cornell, Edwin A. Neiss, F. A. Shumaker and F. H. Shields, all of Washington, Thomas Slater Settles of Virginia. First Church (Congregational), New- ton, Mass., founded in 1664, has had but 10 pastors in 265 years. FouND. ANTMALS, ly Animal Rescue League, 349 Mnryllnd a e IW Main 8088. BAR PIN—Platinum; on Que st. n.w. be- tween 19th and 30th. Rewlrd if returned to Qu Telephon - BARPXN. diamond and nu tin 20,9 rch 18: Tiveral reward. Bhone North BAR PIN—Filigry gl inu) RO ter sapphire with diamon lost Saturday. Reward. Mrs. Greely, Potomac 1180. BARPIN, diamond, between Bureau of En- ing and Printing and Lansburgh's; re- ward. Return to 208 F st. n.w. or call Franklin 118. BOSTON TERRIER—Female: lost in Bol- dler Home lrcunds wh(l! collar and laze, seal brindle; ans to name Dusky. % ln‘i‘ Bolflllu Hnme Dllryy Adams 9100, dark_brindl BOSTON TERRIER, sl face: nail on len hind foot missing d erry”’; Bmc:m suv:r and i and K and 13th and E 2100 Eve st.. Apt. 107: BREASTPIN. gold, heart-shape 2 diamond hearts set in sapphire enamel: valued as fellow and Blair rd. n.w. or Reward. 5821 5th st. n.w. T between 14th s, n.w. Return ewa DOG, big, wh ointer, Tive iiver’ spot in_ forehead, hair in 8pot around shoulders. Reward. 8032. of ts Notify , Col. I white female Siberian snm‘ on frighway near Rosslyn, Saturday, March 16; reward. Call cx ss EYEGLA! tortq ell. in Etz leather case. "Tuesday mormng. Call Aldams 85 YEGLA Asszs, tortoise shell. Mo Boon Eriendship Heights car. wmomin 3806 LASSES, torume T, TR, Erank H. Berger 51736 G st. W, Lns HAm -romc. 3 caves bevween our plant and B. frelght station, ve. snd lrkmllon Bi e Fhone (zatisvilie >_Products_inc., Brentwood. Md. Mom three £ billy in -.cmuy of 2331 hedral @ye. n.w. Return lo above ad- |¢m Mrs. . fer Gullion. PIN. wmet] ed antiaue setcing; retu Senior, 18! t TooL. FO%. cnnulmns -um mechanic's tools, on Mass. ave. near 3500 block, Me %ny Sve. bet, 10 and 11; reward. Gus Nolan's Ta . wms-r w:m:u, lady's, Bulova, Tuesday. p.m., in the n.w. :zrnon of the city. le!lnl rewird 1t retirried to_ 1324 Corcoras . WRIST WATCH AND BRACELET, whits vold: Bulovs, Monday.~ Reward. Tel. North 1138, Tt Reward. Regard. Y, M Reward_1t n. L WRIST WATCH, valuable iady's size, 13th ot Buctid” nd, Giltton,_ o Finder phone Col. 180-W . wa e vlclnl.ty. $200 Rwl‘ W/ l\ D —for return of pear-shaped emerald brooch mounted in platinum with digmonds; be- nd Mayflower Hotel manager Wardman tween Wardman Return to Mr. Park_Hotel. Park a Moore, What Are THERE are so Lineoln 82008201 Plans for promotion throughout the | effort to defeat the provisions of the | There’s a real, for you at any church in this sec- tion, and they will be glad to wel- come you. Attend Sunday! THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and slight- ly colder tonight, with lowest tempera. ture about 40 degrees tonight: tomorrow increasing cloudiness, probably followed by showers tomorrow night; gentle winds, mostly west and southwest. Maryland and Virginia — Fair and slightly colder tonight; tomorrow in- creasing cloudiness, probably followed by showers tomorrow night; winds, mostly west and southwest. Records for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 62; 8 pm, 57; 12 midnight, 53; 4 am,, 5 8 nm.. 50. Barometer—4 p.m., 95 29.94; 12 midnight, 29 90 4 am 29 95 | 8 am,, 29.84. Highest temperature, 69, occurred at 4:30 p.m. yesterday. Lowest tempera- ture, 47, occurred at 6:30 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— | Highest, 46; lowest, 31. Tide Tables. | (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 10:17 am. and 11:03 p.m.; high tide, 3:37 am. and 4:08 p.m. ‘Tomorrow — Low tide, | high tide, 4:43 a.m. and 5:13 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Tndav—sun rose 6:19 p. Tomormw—~5un rues 6:11 am.; sun sets 6:20 p.m. Moon rises 1:11 ,m.: sets 3:43 am. Automobile lurms to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Slightly muddy. Weather in Various Cities. gs'remnernure o sz | stations Weather. | 1 Raihing Cloudy * Cloudy * Glear . Cloudy * Pt.cloudy Abilene, Tex. N, 0.30 Raining -+ Cloudy 1 2 Cincinnati,Ohio. Cleveland, Ohio. Columbia,’ §. C. Denver, Colo. .. i and )| & - 2988 I 4 Indianapolis. lnd % gn Jacksonville.l Loutsville, New Orleans. New York, N.¥. Qxishoma, City. Nebr. Pmlldelpml 3 Ehoenix. Ariz. Pittsburgh, Pa. : ::;;:2'8;-,'333 PEEEL S l:nou oloa €l . Cloudy 0.16 Cl!lr o 01 Cloudy . Raining Spokanie, Wast: WASH., . Clear 90 D. C... 29.8¢ > FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Temperature. Weather. ndon, v 33 ris, 1 Berlin, Germa Stockholm, | (Noor Horta (rnnh. Azores Curun! uburvnmm Hamilton, .84 Bermudi Havana, Colon, Canal Zone. 82 ARGENTINA DATA. (Yor the week ending March 19, 1929.) ~Temperature—Precipitation.— Cur. Depar. Cur. Depar. Part cloud Clear %Y Fart cloudy and Narnmn heat zone. ™ 45 00 409 NAVY DEPARTMENT LIéTS OFFICERS FOR TRANSFER Changes in Stations Due on Early Dates—Revocation of Reassign- ments Also Noted. ‘Today's Navy Department orders show that Lieut. Col. Elias R. Beadle of the Marine Corps will be detached from the Guardia Nacional de’ Nicaragua and be sent to duty at Marine Corps headquar- ters here. Capt. Gatewood S. Lincoln, U. 8. N, whose orders of March 9 di- rected thathe proceed to Samoa, will remain as co-ordinator of the 9th Area, at San Francisco, prior orders being re- voked. Comdr. Charles C. Gill will come on duty in the office of naval intelligence June 27. Lieut. Comdr. George D. Price is ordered to the board of inspection and survey in the Navy Department about June 1. Lieut. William W. Juvenal is ordered detached from the Washington Navy Yard by June 18 to serve aboard the U. 8. S. Saratoga, the airplane carrier. His previous orders directing him to the U. 8. S. Florida have been revoked. You Going to Do Sunday? many things that one can do of a Sunday, but can you think of anything that would make you feel better right down deep inside than spending an hour or so in church? sincere welcome Phones %EAL HJNERAI. HOME Gor 7g/énru:¢.~fla& " STALE gentle | 11:23 am; | 13 am.; sun sets| Nicaraguan Guard Detachment and | MARCH 20, 19%9. REAL ESTATE MEN HOLD CONFERENCE First Sales Meeting Under Washington Board Attend- ed by Hundreds. ‘Washington real estate salesmen and brokers dropped work temporarily this afternoon to attend the first sales con- vention conducted under auspices of the Washinton Real state Board at the Willard Hotel. Several hundred at- tended. The conference was under direction of two experts of the National Associa- tion of Real Estate Boards, who are touring the country to hold sales con- ventions. They are A. John Berger, sales counselor of the association, and W. E. Herron, director of its extension department. The speakers discussed preparation for a sale, the use of maps, charts and diagrams as aids in selling, the best methods for closing a contract and nu- merous new ideas in the handling of real estate sales problems. Following scheduled addresses, there was general discussion of problems, questions and answers by the sales counselors. Ben T. Webster, president, and John A. Petty, secretary, of the local real es- tate board assisted in the program. In addition to the afternoon meeting, there will be a session starting at 8 o'clock this evening. The numbers of the local board members present were augmented by members of the Alexandria, Arling- ton and Fairfax Real Estate Boa!‘d ‘who were guests of the local realtors. A special committee of the local board handling the convention consist- ed of Charles D. Sager, R. L. McKeever, J. B. Shapiro, Morris Cafritz, Horace G. Smithy, Jesse H. Hedges, Wilmot W. Trew, John Saul, Milton F. Schwab, H. L. Rust, jr.; J. F. Douglass, Edgar D. Turner, Lloyd R. Turner, Theodore M. Judd, Randall H. Hagner, H. Clif- ford Bangs, John G. Graham, Thomas | E. Jarrell, John F. Maury, John T. Meany, Waverly Taylor, Harry Ward- man, Joseph A. Herbert, jr.. Harry Seay, A. Metzler, Harry W. Kellams, J. Edward Fowler, David E. Barry and Walter M. Bauman. ‘INCOME TAX TOTAL SHOWS BIG INCREASE Collections Monday Bring Figures of Month Up to $271,090,711, Department Reports. By the Associated Press. An increase of $124,901510 in in- come tax collections last Monday over the amount reported last Saturday, sent the total for the fiscal year starting last July to $32,235,423 more than was collected in the same period of the previous year. The figure bore out expectations of Treasury experts that the tax would bring greater return this year, despite a cut of 115 per cent in the corpora- tion tax. The collections from iIncome taxes Monday totaled $161,743.857, bringing the total for the month to $271,080,711, as against $215,550,008 for the- same portion of March, last year. ‘There now is an excess of expend!- tures over receipts for the fiscal year of $239.703,597, but Treasury officials | expect that if the income tax receipts continue to increase, or equal the amount collected in March of last year, which aggregated $515,000,000, = the deficit will be wiped out. o Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours Aiekander 5 ang Currle B, Windsor, #irl Chester A. and Rose Hammett, girl. 4 Mareuerite Blackwel, sirl James d Leona Byrnes. boy. Toward 1 and Eulalin E. Garrett. boy. Daniel G. and Alics R. Zimmerman, boy. S'E, and Lula Travers. girl. Jemes C."and tda L. Do Donaidson, girl. George G. and Annie 1 Kin Dorzon and Sussn Gavm, Y. nd Lucille Cutts, ml Peter T."and Horel Staples, bo3. David E. and Laura Gibson, boy. Edgar and Ione Green, girl. ‘The ardent golfer puts his wrist watch in his ket and replaces it with a device of light metal which holds a score card and pencil. -Abbey-Mausoleum Beautiful—Endaring—Convenient MILITARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Opposite Arlington Cemetery Ride out in the aftetnoon and view this wonderful mausoleum in its serene and permanent tran- quillity. This hallowed beauty spot is an everlasting memorial to the love and reverence for those who have passed on. ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO MORE THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL Inspect Now—Open Every Day Office 1000Conn. Ave. Main7897 TTHE FINEST DISPLAY IN THE CITY. T raoimsents. reduced for 3o, deva. Do not base purchase on photosrapk: . DURLT 900 Elldenshuu Rd. CEMETERIES. GLENWOOD CEMETERY Cholce lots and sites for sale. itage $5_per_month. Fort Lincoln Cemetery and Crematorium Lots and Vaults. (Pree vaultage in encies). odern equip; South. ndirectheat. Office: 1332 G Street N.W. (Telephones: M;;I’Igfilol and Lincoln ) Prospect Hill Cemetery North Capitol & W Sts. Phone North 676 Sites for seetions th of FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt Auto Delivery Service Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beautiful Floral Designs $5 and up . CALL MAIN 3707 GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MOD ERATE_PRICES, TEL. 06, M. 2416. Our Only Store, 14th & Eye OEHMLER FLORAL CO. 1223 G CL N.W. Beautiful Floral Ei 15— M st g Sttt P — | MEASER, Qards of Thanks. HATZFELD. ADAM. 1 want to thank my friends for the many beautiful floral of- {erings recelved in memory of my father. Mr. ADAM HATZFEI LD. MRS. F. X. CASPERS. TEACHUM, EDWARD R. We wish to sc- knowledge with sincere appreciation the kindness. expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes of our reiatives, friends, co-workers of the Carpenters’ Local Union, No. 132, and co-workers of the Librars’of Congress st the death of our beloved husband and fath THE FAMILY. * Bratha. { ANDERSON. MABEL C. On Sunday, March 1Pr1530, &t Her restdence, 1931 B st MABEL' C. AN N, devoted dau'hlfl of Louls ‘and Susie Anderson, of Clara, Agnes. Irene. Catherine and The: resa Anderson. Mrs. Mary Thompson and nicce of Annie Jack- eaves other relatives and Funeral Thursday. Mare at " from 8L Cyprian's Ohmcen. lath nd C' sts. se. Remains resting at her fate residence. | PARBOUR, FRENCH. Sunday, ‘March 17, of his sist Departed this life 1929, at the residence . Mrs. 'Amy Jackson. 412 O st. n.w. FRENCH BARBOUR. Remains can be mnd at the chapel of L. A. Lewis Co., 1344 4th st. n.w., after 4 p.m. Tues- day. March 19. Granite Sprin; . Va., Thursday, March 21, March 19, dence. 3333 Q 1 GUGHS. beloved husband of Catherine L. Blrroushs ‘(nee Honserr n the. 49tk sent of his age. Funeral from his Iate residence Eriday, "1:30 pm.. thence to St John's Chuch, Georgetow C.. at 2 p.m. terment Cedar Hill Cemetery: CLOYD: MARY. Departed thls life Tuesday evening, March DL her residence, 424 Forida. ase. ARY CL« Deioved sister ‘of | Mirs. Lyaia devolss sisterinaw oF Wiiliam a loving nephew, Llewellyn Thomas, and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. Funeral Fr ga, 22, m. . . officiating. {Boston, Mass, papers leass copy.) The old rugged cross she bore Till her trophies at last she laid down: She clung to the old rugged cross, And exchanged it today for her crown. CRAMER, DOROTHY Tuesday, Mareh GRAMER; wie of w Beul B Cramer of 4616 Kansas ave, Funeral Thursday. March 21, at 1 Relatives and friends invited. DAVIS, JOSEPH, Departed this life, Wednes day, " M 1929, beth's G. Y G ms (n vis mourn his departure two sisters, Mrs. Jen- nie Coates and Mrs. Catherine 'Wade; two grandchildren. and other relative¢ and iriends. Remains resting temporarily at John T. Rhines' funeral, chapel, 3rd’ and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. DEZENDORF, ALFRED C. Suddenly on March 9, 1020, a1 Los Angeles, Calif, AL~ ED C. DEZENDORF. son of the iate Fonohin P Derendort, “Gonéressman of Norfolk, Va. ers, Fred C. Dezendorf of Washington and James N. Dezendor{ of Portland, Oreg.: also an aunt, Mrs. E. Angeles, and a number of nieces and nephews and _{riends. ~Puneral were held in Los Angeles March terment at Claremont, Calif. Va., papers please copy.) pIG 13. In- (Norfolk, WILLIAM. Departed thig life sud- uesday,” Marcn, 19, his ST 380 % e it ® He leaves 5 brothers and 7 sis- ters and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. Notice of funeral later. 'rn:nulcx, s ILLIAM H. On Tuesday. € residence, DIGGS. chairma he Geacons of the MeRiniey Memorial Baptist Churchr 4th and L sts. n.w am- Kins, pastor. pm. Friday, Interment ai Dlimmbarton. e es to mow their loss, ‘besides' a ‘wife and three chil- ara d_ Luc: Soutn Carolina, and & host of other rela- tives and friends. a GEISENDAFFER, CE'A. GEISEN! of Charles (Iafler Funeral on Friday. March 22, m., from Corpus Christi Church, ZBth Se"ahd Allcsnany ave, Philadelpnia, £ GRAY. BERTHA. On Tuesday, L R iduncc, ‘5408 el ot Burville, C. BEKTHA GRAY leaves to mourn their loss a mother. brothers, three aunts and 1riends. Funeral 1:30, from Contee HAWKINS, HERMAN. Deparied this life Sunday evening, Maroh 1929, at his Fesdence: Fort fashington, Ma. HERMAN H, NS, devoted husband of _ Agnes of Mary Prances Frida kins “and _ (ather four sisters and a hosi s iends. mporarils TEStink At the Jonri T. Fhines funeral chapel. 3r neral Thursday, March 21, Qrace M. E. Church, Chapel Hili, Thomas officiating. Interment Chaper din, Ma. | MMES, JAMES M. On Tugsday, Ha210th" years pefoved nugbana of Maud M. and loving father of Witbur 0., vin ‘and Robert S. Himes. Funerai from his fate residence. 74 Riiode Isiand ave ne. Friday. March 33, at 2 p.m. Inter- ment in Gléenwood Cemetery. 210 | JACKSON. NATHANTEL. Departed this life | 7 suddenly, " Sunday, reh NA: THANIEL, the belovm asband of Mlnmz Jackson of 507 M st. n.w. He leaves 10 S miatn nelr loss o loving wife, Minnie Jackson; two stepdaughters. one’ stepson and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral from his late residence Thursday, March 21, at 1 p.m. JACOBS. GEORGIA BEATRICE. this lite," Tuesday, Maren 19, March 19, M. in Denlrled 1929, af ster_of % Prldl!; March 22. at 10:30 am.. his residence. Rcmnms resunl he W. Ernul Jarvis Co. Iner: fors. 5222 @ e astl Thues 5'5'm., thereafter at her late residenc JONES, LUCY. Departed this life. Mareh 1!- an at_her residence, 132 W SONES: Beloved wife of the iate S Jones and cousin of Mrs Saran L. Minor. Miss Mary E. ‘Thorntoa and 3 J. L. Hughston. Puneu Thursday, March m., from her ldte residence. Rev. shington _officiating. _ Remains Emest Jarvis Co. fu: . ave. n.W.. please copy.) JONES. LUCY. Ladies' Columbia Ald Asso- ciation announces the death of Mrs. LUCY Jor Funeral urse Mareh ‘31, 1929, n 2 pam. from her late residence, 13w n. INDIANA TYLER. President. JENNIE E. BARNES, Rec Sec. LOVELESS, MARY A. On Tuesday, March 19, 1929, MARY A., beloved wife of the late Harry Loveless’ Puneral from her late residenceé, 1518 6th st.'n.w., on Priday, Marcn 22, at 9 am. Requiem mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 9:30 o'clock. Relatives and friends invite Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 21% ANDREW J. On Wednesday, March M Bovidence Hospital, ANDREW N of 1362 E st. se. Funeral fr LYON, ig: s.e.._on Friday. March 22, tives and friends invited. Hill Cemetery. \IFyAilF‘I EMANUEL Dhversits' MEASI eln Interment cezu.x H. Tuesday, March T Thursday, . Marc al WiFom the, runeul parlors o the George ‘W. 0 M Friends and. relatt ) Mulerment Western Cemetery. Md. E. M. Al brothers of Batbers' Union, No. 239, otifl o. of the death ‘of Brother E. H. ER. Remains are resting at the funeral pariors of Gieo. W. Wise & Son, 29th and M sts. n.w. JOSEPH HANDLOS, Sec.-Trea: MOORE, CLINTON MONROE. On Wednes- | day, March 30. 1939 at hig residence. 613 Upshur st.. CLINTON MONROE MOOR! beloved hiisband of Anna Mey %ok Tatner W. De Witt. Funeral from his late Pesidente, Friday. March 22, at 1 pm. In terment at Frederick, Md. (Fredesick papers please copy.) . MORRISON, SARAH E. On Tuesday. March 29, at her home, 1333 Fairmont st., BAR.AH E. MORRISON. ~Services Thurs- day. March 21, at 1 p.m. Sheibyville, Ind’ SKINNER, VIOLET VIRGINIA. On Tuesday, rch 19, 1929, at § p.m.. VIOLET VIR- GINTA, wwed 19 years, beloved daughter of Geslene and Henry A. Skinner. Funeral from the residence of her parents, Four Corners. Montgomery County, Md.. on Fri- day, March 22, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment at Glenwood Cemeter: 210 THECKER, IDWAIID W._ Tuesday, Mareh . lon, EDW W. ‘THECKER. son_of e Himdeiein KA pecker. Pay o ery ursday. March 21, ‘at 1i am., from his late residence. 2018 3dth st. n.w. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery MADALINE E. Depnmds this life nele Interment at 200 of Wilbur and Arnetta ns, Ve wife of John A. Tracy ll’\d sranddaugh- ter_of Mrs. Virginia and the late Dennis £riinert pupsral’grom (n résiaence of er parents. H Rarch a5 at 2'pm. Relatives and xmmL jed 1o attend. ELLEN M. On Monday. M-reh ll her residence, llzfi N n.w., ELLEN M. o 'nenl sarvicesat the ‘% W. Ghmpe neral’ Fome Thursday. Marc e thence to 8t Paul's Catholle’ Church, Xfilh and V n.w., where requiem mass will be said at 9 am. Interment Arling- fon National Cemete 20 In Memoriam. BROWN. MARIA. In sad but loving re- ‘membrance of our dear mother, MAKRIA BROWN. who departed this life two years ago today. Marc! 1927, Rest in peace. her pain Is ended; Bweetly tleep, her work is done She has gone where thote who "love ner omin| LSS DATRTERS, "ekBie mROWN ANNIE_TILLEY. v BURROUGHS; | Fgurmlul(;x M. On Tuesday, | He is survived by two broth- | M. Dezendor! of Los | s ot A5 g, Churens Bur- | 10 leaves a devoted father. | LY the parlors of James T, Rynuzlx. "Ba. -\e In Memoriam. ather, Sarted this hn seven years Mareh 20, 1922 s §ieep on. dear father, and take your reat; d_you, ved you IS OM Y DAVGHTER, RUTH LUGKETT. CLAGETT. CORRIE LEE. Sacred to the memory of our desr mother and motngr- E LEE GETT, COl de- }""“ O iile hree vears ago March Sunshine passes. shadows f But love's remembrance out COBURN, WILLIAM H. In sad and loving memory of our desr husband and father, WILLIAM H. COBURN, w) arted this THe tiree sears e today. Maren 30, 1920 1 sat by your bedside, daddy dear, And saw your life depart. And when we knew that you were gone It almost broke our hearts. A wonderful father and a wonderful aid, ©One who was better God never made. A wonderful worker. 5o loyal and true. One in a million, that, father, was you. Just in your judgment, always right, Honest and liberal, alw prig] Loved by your friends “wna Wl whom you That \rnderl father, daddy. was you. DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN, EMMA i2SQBURN AND MARGUERITE AND DAVIS, A“lt M. In ead but loving remem. brance of my dear wife, ANNIE M. DAVIS, e emaried this i elght sears ago. fo- dsy. March 20, 1921. Gone, but not forgotten. WILLL AM DAVIS AND FAMILY. * GASSENHEIMER. JOSIE. In sad but lovine memory of our dear mo IE GAS. BERAEGER, o this the ("eltlh lnnlur- sary of her death. MILY. GROVER. EMILY. of EMILY GROVEI ago, March 20, 1928. Just & line of sweet remembrance, Just & memory fond and true. THE SILBER FAMILY. * GROVER, EMILY TOEPPER. In loving re- de EMILY !g Ioflnl rememhnnu ho died one year You smiled your whole life through. And smiled through years of pain; You were loved by ail who knew you And too good to let remain, HER SISTER, RUTH AMOS. * GROVER. EMILY. A ttibute of love and de- votion "to _the memory of my dea EMILY GROVER, who flwmea zm- iite one year ago today, March 10. e EMILY TOEPPER GRO' Test one year ago today, March 20, 1928. We had & precious treasure qnce, She was our joy and b We loved het: o perhae 100 well, For soon she left and died. As we loved her, so Bringing_many asilent tear HER MOTHER AND FATHER. * GRUVER, JENNIE. 1n remembrance of our RUVER, Who rt- . JENNIE O. G depa: ed mu life twenty vears ago today, mvlnx lnd kind in all your ways. pright and Just to the end of your days Sincere and faithful in heart and min et o enrery You ‘lett Demind. HER CHILDREN, STELLA, AGNES AN HARRIS, MINNIE, Sacred to the memor of our niece and grandchild, MINNIE HARRIS, who depatted this life’ five years ago today, March 30, 1024. The dearest one fmm ns {s gone, A A oice, we loved s stilled: lace is vacant in our home at never can be filled THE PAMILY. | LEONARD. ROBERT E. A tribute of love to | the memory of our dear son. ROBERT E. LEONARD. who left us March 20, 1032, 0 today. FATHER AND MOTHER. ¢ AUDREY SYLVIA. In loving re- d AUDREY seven ye MINOR. today, March 20, 1927. You shall always be remembered In this weary world of strite, You shall never be forgot! N onk 'ax God shai sive me life AUNT FLORENCE AND UNCLE CHA MINOR, AUDREY §. In loving memory of onr beloved little daughter. Al MINOR. who departed this ago today, March 20, 102° Deep in our hearts you are fondly re- 'mbered. happy memories cling to Your me: rte that loved you with deepest Alnn "%l tove you in desth Sust the " LOVING MAMA AND DADDY. * lf;flmlfl‘r 'A\'Kdl' l.‘“hl ln':‘nld "51.":. Fance of our. dear sister and. daughier. ROBINSON ( hfl left us one year ago Wdl’. "l!fll Loved in IH'. ln fl!l!h l'tmlmbll’“ HER LOVING M/ AND SISTERS. * SCHWARTZ. SA.A ’I‘N‘ In ‘MB e ry ©f ‘gur dear motner, SARA FRANK SCHWARTZ, who died seven ’llfl 280 "- HER CHILDREN. STRONG, ALICE E. In loving remembrance of our dear mother, ALICE E. STRONG. ted life five years ago to- Saren 20, b5 Hi n THREE m\uuhm MRS. BROWN, lifes two years wuuct. MAIGAIH ANN A tribute of love to the memory of our devoted mother, MARGARET ANN ALLACE, whose _de- comfort since her passing on March 20, nsu'vn. ARTHUR, CHARLOTTE AND TLLIAMS, ANNA E. A trlhuu al IDV! devotion to the mrmory of 3 EnATe e 1 e vear todsy, ) s 3 Mareh 20, 1915. & i y I rest my weary soul fl"' Zive thee back the lite'T o May richer, fuller THE PAMILY. * VOODLAND. GEORGIANNA. In loving mem- DLAND, who depaitéd this life two You let behind sad hearts that loved you nd never will, forget you. Vet CChEItiARity has betn s ‘source o SAMETTA. M'u O love that will not let me at in thine ocean depths s fow ey gt our deer metier, CROWEIANNA years ago today, March 20, 1 mother de YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER, LILLIE TOL- MEMORIALS. MONUMENTS MAUSOLEUMS DESIGNED AND ERECTED 'WRITE OR TELEPHONE FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET MAIN 2968 THE J. F. MANNING CO., Inc. 919 157H STrExT N. W. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. T. F. COSTELLO _1724 North Capitol St NORTH M78. ~ Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (18AAC BIRCE) 3034 M St. NW. gihhtes aet Nemm th- successors of nor umnnkd with the origloal W. R. s»fius establish o N.W. Phone Frank. 8 e ¥We o T ormerly 940 F St. N.W. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 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