Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1929, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ‘C.. A\ 3 SATURDAY, MARCH 23. 1929. BELGIAN MUSICIANS APPEAR IN CONCERT Symphonic Band Is Heard| With Keen Enthusiasm by Audience. The Symphonic Band of the Royal Belgian Guards, Capt. Arthur Prevost, director, which is making its first tour of the United States by special per- mission and under the patronage of King Albert of Belgium, gave its debut performance in Washington at Poli's Theater yesterday afternoon. This was one of the most unusual concerts to which & local audience has ever lis- | tened, because of the remarkable tran® | scriptions of famous organ and orches- tral compositions for band instruments and the splendid performance of such music by this justly called “symphonic band.” The audience, led by the Ambassador | of Great Britain and Lady Isabella | Howard and the Ambassador of Bel Cofifs"fimG; Almost instant relief | e it one swailow of glum and Princess de Ligne, showed | astounding. Their thorough training | keenest interest and enthusiasm. Many | for the achievement of pianissimo and members of the three service bands|legato effects was similarly shown in -hxrh have their hrnfluuur'ers in '.hf‘{',hp Cesar Franck “Offertory for Mid- National Capital--the ited States | {night Mass.” Smetana's music of “ Thr\ | Army, Navy nnd Marine Corp* ‘Bands— | Bartcred Bride” overture was admirably | were in the audience, and also their | presented and the wealth of Oriental | leaders, Capt. Willlam Santelmann, |color in the “Prince Igor” dances of former leader of the United States| Borodino gave rich variety to the well Marine Band, also attended the concert | palanced program. Dukas® clever, pro- | The members of the Belgian ,b""d grammatic “Sorcerer’s Apprentice” was are the special guests of the United|an amusing finale to the listed com- | CAPT. C. A. ADAMS, 32l SHIRLEY BURIAL TODAY, U s N.’ RET'HED DEAD Masons to Conduct mm- in Rock Creek Cemetery. Authority on Naval Discipline Was | iey, 78 years old, who died in Emergency Hospital, Thursday afternoon, are be- Senior Court-Martial Officer at \ ing conducted in the chapel of J. Wil- Brooklyn in World War. liam Lee's Sons, 332 Pennsylvania avenue, this afternocn. Interment will Funeral services for Edward M. Ghir-[ | soons occupy the center-front position ! States Marine Band while here. They | were their guests on a_ trip to Mount | Vernon yesterday and also at luncheon | at the Congressional Country Club. They are to be escorted Yy members of the Marine Band on their visit to Ar-| lington today. A colorful feature of | their visit in Washington was the con- | cert given by them back of the \Vhl!(“} House vesterday at noon, when they gave some musical greetings to Pres! dent and Mrs. Hoover while surrounded by the Unijted States service bands, all | three being represented. Instead of requiring both band and orchestral instrument equipment of | these men, as is the case in the Ameri- can service bands, their leader, Capt. | Prevost, has concentrated upon per- | fecting: every possibility in the use of | the band instruments. The first flutist occupies the seat of the first violinist, or concertmeister, and the woodwind section generally is | brought to the foreground with the brasses and tympani most logically ar- ranged in the background and the two bass viola at the right back. The bas- usually held by the violoncelles of a | symphony orchestra and the saxaphenes are placed on_the extreme right in the | foreground. The flutes. piccolos, clar- | inets and oboes are given full oppor- | tunities. | The manner in which this symphonic | band achieved the rich organ volume and exacting tempos of the Bach “Pre- | lude ‘and_Fugue in A Minor.” which | positions. There followed, however, for an au- dience that was obviously reluctant to leave, several more typiral band selec- tions in march tempo, particularly pop- ular being the “March de Napoleon.' The audience stood for the composition which the Belgian leader had especiaily arranged for this tour, which featured | Belgian and American airs, and also for the two national anthems. Capt. Prevost certainly is to be commended {both upon his amazing skill as an a; | ranger of these masterpieces for band and also as a conductor of dominant talent and personality. —=H.F. RESERVE BOARD TOPIC AT MEETING WITHHELD Session Follows New High Record for Brokers’ Loans. By the Associated Press. The Federal Reserve Roard, after mecting yesterday, at which all mem- bers and ex-officio members were pr ent, announced that no statement would | be l«ul’d as to what was discussed The session attracted more than ordi- nary interest, as only Thursday the board announced that brokers' loans by New York Federal Reserve member banks for the week ending March 20 Announcement of |he tccompanied Admiral Dewey around [bp in Rock Creek Cemetery with Ma- sonic rites at the grave. Mr. Shirley was a member of the As- 23 —Capt. | sociation of Oldest Inhabitants of the |Charles A. Adams, U. 8. N., retired, an | District of Columbia, the B. B. French authority en naval discipline, wha' re-, Lodge of Masons and the Grotto. He turned to the service during the World | 2lso belonged to the old National Rifles, |War_as senior court-martial officer at | former mijitary organization of this the Brooklvn navy yard, died Thursday | city. night in the Naval Hospital, Brooklyn. | {of a cerebral hemorrhage. He was | |stricken while attending an afternoon | |tea the previous day. He was 82 years | TODAY. loid. Miriam Chapter, No. 23. O. E. §., will His widow, whom he married May 2./ give a card party and dance this eve- 1022, formerly was the wife of the late | ning at the Hamilton Hotel. ‘O‘ n Kildare, author. As Mrs. Owen —— | Kildare she is well known as a writer| The sixth dinner talk on the District md lecturer. of Columbia, arranged by the Women's | Capt. Adams, City Club, will be given tonight at the | \VR served iv of blockade runn and was a graduate | |of Annapolis. After the war with smm} By the Associated Prese NEW YORK. March CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. born in Green Bav, missioner of the District. Columbia Chapter will meet at Joppa Lodge Hall, Ninth and Upshur sireets, instead of Monday at Fourteenth and | Kenyon. ‘The Phoenix Club will give a 500 card | party tonight at its clubhouse, Third | and Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Proceeds for athletic activities. A card party will be given by the Ithe world as navigating officer of the | {E | 1. G. URQUHART DIES. Assistant Supreme Court Marshal | -um,,.f to Be Ruried at Ivor, Va. John Goode Urquhart, assistant mar- shal of the United States Supreme Court | and for many years a resident of this| city, died in George Washington Uni- versity Hospital eariy last evening. Northeast Temple, Eighth and F streets northeast. The Biological Society of Washing- the Civil War in pursuit | club by Miss Mabel T. Bcardman, secre- | tary of the Red Cross and former Com- | Carbery Parent-Teacher Association at| THOXINE For Rent opened the program, was completely | had reached a new high record of $5,- 793,000,000. George L. Harrison, governor of the | New York Federal Reserve Bank, and | | Secretary Mellon of the Treasury, {officio member and chairman of the | board, and John W. Pole, controller of ex- | Mr. Urquhart had been il for several | weeks and went to the hospital about | three days ago for an operation. He| resided at 1636 Connecticut avenue. | He is survived by his widow, Mrs. “\’l’\x\ Compton Urquhart; two sons, John Goode Urquhart, jr., an ensign ton will meet 8 o'clock in assembly hall | of the Cosmos Club. Speakers: Paul B. Johnson and E. W. Brandes. ‘The Ohio Girls’ Cl at the Arlington Hotel, Ohloans are invited. lub will give a dance 9 o'clock. All OFFICES in the Washingt AN on Bldg. ® 15th Street, New York Ave. & G Street Opposite U. Office Suites of Ecpecially Attracti Inquire on Premises or Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc. 738 15th St You scheduled your Income Tax return on a basis of less than This you to pay in four installments. Accoun We're according you an even more liberal accommodation on your cloth- ing requirements—a plan particularly appealing to men in your group of inco . Treasury Various Sizes ve Single Rooms | Main 6830 K | | | | the currency and also an ex-officio | member, were prr<r')r (FILES SuIT FOR $100,000. | Scenario Wr!ter Aller'e< Wrongful Conversion of His Production. LOS ANGELES, March 23 (®).— | Douglas McLean, actor and producer, | |and the Christle Film_Co. vesterday | were sued in Superior Court for $100,- 000 and an accounting by Roland Brown, scenarlo writer. Brown charged | wrongful conversion and filming of a | scenario written by him ,and submitted | $4.000). to the company, but for which he claimed he received no pay. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F %5000 t with Uncle Sam. me. BUDGET PAYMENT CHARGE SERVICE IS FOR YOU! OUR government permits you to budget your income tax—allows In other words, you have a Charge I¢s a new and am:cessful plan of Charge Service. here and select your complete apparel needs. Pay us 25%‘ of the amount. Let us put the rest “on the books™ for you to pay in ten weekly payments or five half-monthly Our finest merchandise is at cash prices. No interest charge, no carrying charge. A DIGNIFIED, DESIRABLE CHARGE SERVICE FOR MEN WHO DESERVE IT payments. your command at our regular FUTURE. ‘The Red Triangle Outing Club will meet tomorrow at Twelfth and Penn- sylvania avenue at 2:40 p.m. Buy one- way ticket to Vietch. Hike will be across | country, ending at Hatfleld. George | | Vail, l(‘Rdt‘r The Garden Club of Chevy Chase, D. C., will meet Tuesday. 2 p.m.. at the home of Mrs. S. L. Wirgman, 14 Wil-| | lams lane, Chevy Chase, Md. The Center Forum of the Jewish, Community Center will present Miss |in_the Navy. and James Otey Urquhart. | Funeral arrangements are being com- pleted. Interment will be at Ivor, Va. PRINCESS’ PLEA DENIED BONN, Germany, Mf\r(‘h 23 ().—The | County Court here today denied the pe- | | tition of Princess Victoria. sister of the former K to disallow bankruptey proceedings which had been filed 'x[:(\u\fl her. The petition to adjudge her a bank- | rupt was filed recently listing claims nf[ 16,000 marks (about | | | she will review “Disraeli,” by Maurols. Public invited to attend. ' Andre ! | only approximately The Wanderlusters' hike for tomorow will start from Chain Bridge Station, Cabin John car ]lnP lt 2:45 pm. The Industrial Club of the Washin Tt was said at the time her husband, Imxandcr Zoubkof, less than half her | age, had spent much of what was at one | time considered a large personal for- tune. ton Federation of Women will hold a e — "n'rmsl?al}: znd literary tea at the na- onal headquarters at Twelfth and O r. W. L. Darby to P reach, | streets tomorrow, from 5 to 10 o'clack. Dr. W. L. Darby, executive secretary | of the Washington Federation of Deaths Reparted. Churches, will preach tomorrow morn- the Presbyterian Church at | 1 Jng in ine pvie B Clit, og ma cmmnd o rendor .’ Paul Bauman, ed Hospita Clatendon, Samiel 8 Lutirell; 3. 3018 Pogter o Jillan Tapp, 16, Georsetown “Hospit Alice Dale, 72. St. Elizabeth's Hospit James H. Himes, 69, Homeopathic Hospital. Mary A Loveless, §7. 1518 6th_s! LqAnnie E. Kelly, 61, 408 East Clifton Ter- "Mattte P Howard, 68, 3100 Wisconsin ave. Olgn Cogk, 57. Walter Reed Hospital. pinmuel 3. Btelnberger, 52, Emergency Hos- A P'Hition Postiak. 41. 8¢, Elizaveth's Hosoit (Elsie B. Hutclieson, 37." Waiter Reed H pita T, Mauck. 34, 724 Euclid st n W. Piper, 33. Waiter Reed Hospital F R Kdams, 30, 116 'N. Gavolina’ ave se. James H. MacDonald, 26, 8t. Elizabeth's J. Shiffette. 20, Bibley Hospital Mary B, Armstrons. I3, Ga Norma " 2005 Cates st. e Infant of Earl . and Geneva L. Bobson, 3020 Bladensburg rd. n.e Jane Hoimes. 30 Bt. 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You don't have to bother with leases Ar have the ex- . pense of carfare, because + you can rent by the month and are right downtown where you want to be. 24-hour elevator and switchhoard service; resident manager, One and two rooms, kitchenette and bath. $37.50 to $65.00 Now Under Management of B. F. Saul Ce. 925 15th St. Main 2100 This is the fiftk of @ series of personal talks by “ME” on a matter 57Iy vital interest to L el Reba Cooper Tuesday, 8:30 p.m., when | 8 b MII.BTNARY oumcuwu 8 farch 33 1628, a *hn i ol BEYOND SOUTH GATE NORVELL LEONARD wife of on, Ride out § mt';m.!t oon_and E‘.’ it Bhder Mt ."n:'m':;n:.:vfi.:’ e out in the afternoon an htermen i) 3 d ers |¢ view this wouger/ut mausoleum i 3‘:’; = L e M o i - Y. LUTTRELL. DR. SAMUEE, 8. On Thursdr. b it]tl_ttseune andipernianens iaw | offuoetstcils: ok ‘March 21. 1930, at 12:28 pm.. At his Tesi- quiks i - dence. 3018 Porter st A TM: hallowed beauty spot is|phiadsPhit s i 6 ITT! an everlasting memorial to the Bittaburgh, Pa. o 8 love and reverence for those who|pol 3 8 3. . Church,Falls Church, Va.. Sunday. have passed on. nEE Mirch 20 'at 3P Intérment at Guk- | ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO MORE 86 3 S SR MATTINGLY. MARY N. De THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL | § gg 8 TR et kA m.. MARY ELLEN MATTINGLY.'t Inspect Now—Open Every Day N8 foved mother of Rober: N Martingly and | . i 36 devoted grandmother of Mrs. Margueriis | Office 1000 Conn. Ave. Mam7897 'k aan | ROMGR N I RIT e 4 #_T e oot Rainine "f"fi" y r“d 5. et l?{r‘l!ndu(lnd Telativ 3 \ ks H":;-‘“':,,“'"h" mflfi.&fic Bpeygs, e T 8 g ev FowkLr feates o' motis Greenwich ‘time. todas.) L ""g; O & oat of Tenes. 88 Oloudy from Samifers tunerar. hbmf 115 23nd 68 d: at. nw. lnlumzm Lincoln Memorial | 3 Paricloudy | pOemeters. = % Ooety POWELL. Departed this life on Cloudy ursday, ‘March 31. 1929, after a short ! iliness, L L. She leaves to Klein Leaves Berlin Tonight. BERLIN, March 23 (#.—Dr. Julius | Klein, director of the Bureau of Por-l eign and Domestic Commerce in the | Department of Commerce of the United | States, will end a two-day Berlin con- ference today and leave tonight for Hol- land and France and England. His conference was with the commercial attache at the embassy here. MRS. N. D. LEONARD DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS | Descendant of Gen. Sevier, Revolu- tionary Leader, Active in D. A R. Mrs. Sarah W. N. Leonard, wife of Newton D. Leonard, and for many years active in the Daughters of the Ameri- | can Revolution, died at her residence, On Satur- 1419 Rhode Island avenue, today after | aay. Mareh dae 1959, et 530 2. MAR. | a long fllness. She was 72 years old. | GARET ,I;)B‘\"\’!(h’zlnud“;‘r- M"\l Heath | Mrs. Leonard was a direct descendant | Je 0nCu of SunveRl hetesiten of Gen. John W. Bevier of Tennessee, | “ARTEM:, SARAH MISHAW. oOn Saturday. 929, SARAH MISHAW CARTE! mourn tneir loss two sons. two daughters, Sister, two brothers, two grandsons. one hicce and & ost of friende " Notice of funeral later. DADE. EMMA J. day. March 30, 1926, New Jersey ave. n.w. E) devoted wife of Charles P. mother of Mrs. Irene FEast Thomas and Blennie Dade Also leaves two aisters. i one of the leaders in the battle of Kings Mountain during the Revolution- | ary War, and active in the settlement of ! the new colony of Tennessee, of whk“! he was first governor. She was a charter member of Muv‘ Washington Chapter, Daughters of LhP‘ | American Revolution. She is survived by her husband lnd R. She leaves 1o Departed this life Wednes- at her residence; 1015 Dade DADE, beioved | two broth ;:;'N":;“‘?' nleces: Mrs. Charles E.| jaw and one’sister-in-law. Remains et cNabb of this city. Mrs. Willlam | e oy e ot | Simpson and Mrs. Charles Rose of | iand 35" after” i’“'r.'lysx';‘('é'“?e'.m'lfi?'.‘- Nashville, Tenn.: Miss Loulse Worrell a 24, from Galbraith of ‘Merced, Galit.. and ‘Min. Jack &.| AnlxGeioh CRirgh oih 3 nefun L Montgomery. g:'u:!. r;vl!\u-linl Interment lemznn\ Funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2| PAoh: FMMA. The John Marshall Harlan elief Association announces the death of o'clock. Interment will be in Nashville.| Sister EMMA DADE. . Funeral Stunday. B e [ March 24, 1929. at 1:30 p.m. from Gal- | braith A. M. Zion Church. Members are urged to attend GEORGE W. COLE. President. L. B. CURTIS. Rec. Secretary DAVGHERTY, BESSIE V. On Friday. M Births chorted The following births have been r-nomd' th' pa; arch (nee alth Department in the mnu- Fotnd May B chamberiain, eir! o :}‘“’B'";’,' 3“’"‘ Lee Dauherty, D B . xfu ehter of Mrand Mrs."John ins - { Benfanin D Funeral from V. Deal's | fumeral home, 816 st we. nda March 25 invited. . at 2 s Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery THE WEATHER DRURY. IDA LAVI On Friday, March 22, 1929. at noon, er residence. 1528 District of Columbla—Mostly cloudy, | &ih 1. 5.%.: 1A LAVINIA DRURY. in the 118t year of her Funeral services probably occasional showers tonight and Monday: March 26, ‘At 2 pm. AL the resi- {omerrow: cooler tomorrow; moderate decersi her dear iriend. A § v white: wesf 3. ave, now. Friends an 7 Maryland—M nvited o' aiterd. Burial at Glengood fomal m"‘:";‘xy"“:‘l::sym 1‘3):::'{ PANAROKF. SARAN. On Friday. M"cn 2, cooler tomorrow; moderate to| 192 SARAH FANAROFF. 31 years of age. fresh winds, mostly southwest, beloved wife of Nathan an “Hother of Lovis and Thelma Panatofl. Funeral from her late residence. 1601 Hope rd. Sinans: Mareh 240 a0 ANN VIRGINIA. Departed this life | March 22,1929 Virginia—Mostly cloudy, probably oc- casional showers tonight and tomorrow; cooler tomorrow in extreme north por- | tion; moderate to fresh southwest winds. | West Virginia—Cloudy, probably oc- | casional showers tonight and tomorrow: somewhat colder tomorrow in north portion. se. Ghiters. three sons. | ght great-erand; 0 da; Hfteen ‘wrandeniidren, el er relatives and chilcren and a host of ot friends. Remains e lleu:rdn_:ur 2Hum SR ermometer—4 p.m., 76; 8 p.m., 70; | unti a.m. Mo 12 midnight, 69; 4 am., 65; 8 am, 65! | 1o P50 3 Vet /11 am., 68. Vitea, Barometer—4 p.m., ?9 88; 12 midnight, 29!6 l A am., 29.83; 11 am, 29.77. Hwhrxt umpertturz. 77, occurred at 3:45 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 64. occurred &t 5 am. today. ‘Temperature same date last year— Highest, 66; lowest, 34, Tide Tables. E |G/um(.wn JULIA. On Friday, umn n ¢ 171929, JULIA." widow of James her. i Puneral from e Tesi: Nora Barr | h vited. soul. Rel 1A8eriment Movae Oltvet Cemetery. GILL. FLORA MAY. On Pridas, March 22. 1920. FLORA MAY. beloved wife of Dr. William T, Gill, " Puneral trom the resi- dence of he; (Purnished by United States Coast and | gefieof her son. Dr. William T, GIIL, ir Geodetic Survey.) a2 " Reiativer and triends ‘tavite Today—Low tide, 12:54 a.m. and 1:18 | _inierment Rock Creek Cemetery pm.: high tide, 6:30 a.m. and 7:04 p.m. | WLLEARY. ANNIE. esience: 1141 seth st Tomorrow—Low tide, 1:43 am. and | nw. ANNIE HILLEARY, the beloved wite 12:08 pom.; high tide, 1:28 am. and 7:63 | of Albert B Hifleary. sand ve pm. daughter, four sons Harey Hilleary of The Sun and Moon. of Norfolk. ‘Today—Sun rose 6:08 a.m.; sun sets o don, Vi 6:22 pm. & T n T Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:06 am.; sun mm" rom her late res idence Marc sets 6:24 p.m. sts. nw., hers mass will be said at Prf'eelbe Inierment at Columbia Gar- Moon rises 4:43 p.m.; sets 6:37 am. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Slightly muddy. den, Clarendon, Va. leeping. resting at last. ry trials’ and suffering past, In'lence sou. sutere HER LOVING PAMILY. 24+ Senenee N0t wast 1a8in s> New ybrk fous Cities. 3 es! : Weather in Various C! Gity, PEACHIE CARRICK HOPEW! The late Edmund and Viglet’ Carriek - and sister of Bessie Vessells. Nellie Belt. James . Matthews. She aiso leaves a host of giner relatives. Puneral Sundev. March 8! pim;, from Mount Stations. gt E nn Detween Du e s - ds are s nterment Movnt Fion c-memy = JONES. CLARENCE. Departed this lm on Abilene, Tex., 82 80 Thutiday. Maren a1, p.m. Albany, N 8 0 GLARENCE J( d vmu Blsband "o k Margaret onee, Ho’ aiao Mleaves: one « Droiner. Bhiltp Jons, ‘and other ‘Teistives 8 nd friends. ~Rem: resting at A irming] ki it Bismhrck, 3 70 i 5 Tuesday, March 26, 1929. | . his Iate esidence, 1144 315t st. T.w. Rela- @ tives and friends invited to attend. 25 LEE. JULIA. On Priday. March 22, 1929, at her residence. 3 Fitzmaurice court n.w.. IA LEE. devoted rof d 23328338022 822TAI52523282 mourn’ their loss & husband, Homer Powell one sister, Julia Lewis. and ‘a host of other relatives.’ Relatives and friends invited o attend thie tungral, {rom the Janifer home, ‘Woman Republican Leader to Wed PORT HURON, Mich.. March 23 (#). Sund ¢ 1:30 —Miss Bina M. West, Republican na- E:n Taterment Lincoin Memorial’ Ceme- | ~ :‘,‘,’{,"},,fi:,’:,‘;",,‘:"o‘;‘";’;,';";vg:','; mfiemne‘flr: ROLLINS, HARRY ¢ Suddenly. on Thure Association, a fraternal insurance so-| {ab i 'm‘t clety, yesterday announced her en- e e gagement to George W. Miller, Chlcago| denice™agp 'k attorney. The wedding will take place| thence here soon, Miss West said, but she de-| [Nhere ',',‘,"" "" ‘“‘ "*fiT A Sk Yoends clined to reveal the date. ;nvllod. Thierment Mount Olivet cm‘\r- er 01 East Capitol st. on BEADS-Short str C L 7 Mareh 28, a2 p.m. Interment in r: downtown sectlon: Teward: "Wisconein Tl Gemererss 3106, SHIRLEY, EDWARD M. special_com- TlRRIEE—ifi ite, "ml e, dei :? .n. munication of Benjamin fi French Lnd’m_ nity rewn . 15. F. A. A Saturday, March m. in lodgeroom No. 1. ‘emple. Washington. D. C.. pur- 086 of conducting Masonic ‘burial services o our. late brother: EDWARD. M. SHIR- - By order of the worshiptul master. SIDNEY 1. BESSELIEVRE. tgm tag 819; A% Fleasant Tux, 31 L an"cfi“.—fl ‘. {ather's residence. PUR 8C/ ern ave, or 41st st g . Reward.' Cleveiand S0 TR wietn | covy. b * | sPARKS, gussu‘ tortolse-rimmed, Thuryday, bu 16th st. R#'l\‘d New! s B "adwms mm i 14th st on Mondav, m. 2 Mncn T, Tent at Oak Hil Gemetery. T Apt CKAGE Eodak pictu lerce Mill rd.. 1;\4“ 03 Rawird and & H g ;1 st. s.e. EDWARD H.. c. father of aub and Prancis. Loi nd ret Staub. neral services st the above residence on Monday, March 5. at 10:30 am. Inter- mert at Cedar Hill Cemetery. 2% TUCKER, GARRETT J. On Friday. March 1929, at his residence, 3800 New Hamp- shire ave. n.w. pt. 108. GARRETT Beloved nvabafia”of Anie R. Tucker! Fu: 0!’1] (mm late residence Monday, thence to St. gracewnrd c FQOKETBOOK. brown, In MeCrory's, 826 RO TR0y, contaiaing’ allisator” bilfold ‘lth %lnern card. Liberal rewud Phone am. £ et Priday IR el s "Enitten. where mass will be sald ;gw.rd' "X:E N";Jfi'&'fl'fi .v.fl" ety & e blatiovs and friends Taviced RING. contaimine- two aiamond fo attend.” Interment Congressional cpn‘\e- Tats each and Dphire of one” carst, :| vRauRART. Jomx GoopE. ‘l;llbtu] ;-nv R e Y 5-|u h:l"m g‘n"hm w“ RING. platinum. orvx oH : Comp: #t Lansburgh’s, Wedn ! : sall. incoln 8801 an Teceive Teward Grguhart. Interment Ivor, Va. Please 2= | omit flowes i WADE. WILI MeRAIG, On Thursdsy. March 21, at Fredericksburg, V. WILLIAM Mcl hus: KANG WA Band_ of ‘Mas McCarty W /ade and son ot Fu. l’rms‘ l%mm‘lun R 1l or -mnuy BONNEY. FMMA K. BONNEY. nMn Mll'"h HARPER. LILLIT A | | HILLEARY. MYRTLE G. LEWIS. MARY, WILLIAMS. MARY E. 3034 M Q! 1\ \\ L1412 H 8t. NE Modern Chapel Succeeding GEDAR HILL GEME for ssle below cost. ave. Beautiful fl.nl In Memoriam. To the memor ho died six 3 2. BESSIE BONNEY mmml W BN n of our dear husband and father, MART FR. loving rememureree ho asted avay today. March 23, 1920 The flowers we place v.pnn ¥our grave May wither and dec: L4 But the Tovefor v wm aleene Bimenitt 11 or fade aw "IR WIFE A‘l[! DAUGHTERS 1. BFESIE MAE. our’ dear mother who ‘deperied tnis . March 23, 1927 You left behind sad hearts tha s We Tever ig. and never wil motier dear. HER = LOVING __DAUGHTERS GRACE AND FRANCES GULLT In memery of ms lov ing mother, LILLIE A. HAR passed away March 23. 1924 1 cannot say. and I wil not sax nine years sgn In_lovirg mem nu:vr MAF t®o vears ago ta- loved so forzat LINDA, L A and devotion to the memor. of a Aavo wife and mother. MYRTLE G._HILLEARY who “departed thi fe three vears today. March 23, 1926, Today recalls sad memories f a dear one gone to rest, And those that still remember Are those that loved her best HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, FRED. It is sad the one we cherish Should be taken from our home, But the joys that do not perish Live in memory alone HER CHILDREN. The flowers I place upon her grave May wither and_decay. But the love for vou. dear mother. Will never fade away. LOUISE. remembrance of LEWIS. wno de In loving my dear mother. MAR parted this life four years o March 23, The n«wm we place upon your grave. May wither and decay. But the iove we have for you, dear mother Will never fade away. Today recalls sad memories A dear one gone to rest, And th?‘v who still remember vou, dear v, Are those who alwavs loved vou best nsvo'rr:n aval wrrfi HESTER Ct GHILDS, . JOHN CH umnrr In loving remem- t our desr mother, who died t%o 0 today, March 33. 1927 HER CHILDREN. TA L. A token of love to AUGK e sacred memory of my devoied sister AUGUSTA L. WILKE. who passed into eternal rest one year ago today, March 23, 1928, Blessed are they who die in the Lord The golden A gentle voice said And with She cslm red VOTED ST8TER A tribute of love 1o the memory of my daughter. MARY WILLIAMS, who passed away ago today, March 23. 1926, Sleep on. beloved. and take thy rest Lay down thy head upon thy Saviors . sleep on MOTHER AND SISTER Sleep MEMORIALS Monuments Mausoleums DESIGNED AND ERECTED WRITE OR TELEPHONE MAIN_ 2088 FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET & Tue J. F. Manning Co., Inc. 919 1571 STREET N. W, WASHINGTON ____ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Je WlLLlAM Ll‘Eb bONS, CRL\IATORIU \I 332 PA. 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