Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1929, Page 7

"MRS. MARGARET PERRY - % EXPIRES AT AGE OF 79 Wldow of Former Commissioner of 19 Montgomery County Had Been o Il Long Time. Mrs. Margaret Waters Perry, 79 years ‘nl(, widow of Richard Humphrey Perry, 2 one time county commissioner of Montgomery County, died at the home ~of her dluxhter Mrs. Howard Griffith, Silver Spring, Md., yesterday after a long illness. Mrs. Perry was the daughter of the late John lnd Elizabeth Cissel Waters. She was a lifelong resident of Mont- gomery County and always had taken an aetive interest In civic and patriotic organizations. She was a member of the Janet Montgomery Chapter, Daugh- ters of the American Revolution. She_ is_survived by two dnulhhrt Mrs. Griffith of Silver Spring and Mrs. Henry Lee of Clarendon, Va., and three sons, Walter E, Perry of Bethesda, Md.; Dr. Benjemin C. Perry, president of the Board of County Commissioners of Montgomery County, and ‘Thomas W. Perry of Chevy Chase, L Funeral services will he conducted it the home of her daughter, Mrs. Griffith, tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clack. Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. . has rchased more than Canada pu $1,000,000 worth of airplanes and parts from the United States this yea THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTO‘T D. C. MAR(‘H '31 GEORGE MORRIS BURIED. Actor Who Died at Emergv_ncy Hospital Shakespearean Scholar. Funeral services for George B. Mairis, widely known actor, who dled in Emergency Hospital /Friday, March 15, were conducted at H 's funeral home, 1300 N street, y, March Interment was in r “Hil Cemebery Beginning his career as program boy in the old Boston Museum, Mr. Morris later toured the coun in Shake- spearean plays and had the distinction of managing lecture tours for Eugene Field and James Whitcomb Riley. Mr. Morris played in various cities Piano Bargains at JORDAN’S Monday being the first day of the month we will place on sale the attractive bargains in piangs to move them et prices that are most unusual. We wish to keep our inventory down and to have a smaller stock for the following month. A FEW BARGAINS IN USED-REBUILT UPRIGHTS $75 Regent .......... $65 Bradbury . $40 $90 Bradley ......... $95 Schomocker $60 "$100 Marshali & Wendell.§125 Cable Nelson .....$150 °® Crown Jewett Ay Bennett & Bretz. ° L] ® A FEW FINE BARGAINS IN USED AND NEW GRANDS Chickering .......$245 Knabe ..........$735 Cable & Sons.....$395 Lester ...........$498 Kimmel .........$365 Jordan ..........$485 Gounard ........$465 Lester ..........$565 Drachman ........$395 ° . A FEW PLAYERS FACTORY RE-BUILT Schaff ..........$199 Kimmel .........$230 Brewster . Jordan ..........$295 ' Huyler ..........$335 ~Cable .... Marshall & Wendell.$395 ~ Jordan ..........$315 Kim!nel. HOME ‘BALANCE 510 - ON MONTHLY TERMS ARTHIR JOI 1239 G St, FTANO COMPANY Cor. 13th THE_AMPICO. ....$295 ....5385 ....9285 _FIRST PAYMENT. DELIVERS TO YOUR MASON & HAMLIN—CHICKE ING- teh, “An Ivenl.nl With, !hll peare,” in which he impersonated the v-rlmu characters found in the wfltlncl of the great author, He wore costumes hioned after those exhibited in-the nrmux Royal Museum in London. Xc! took parts in several motlon pictures during the latter p.n of his career. Births Reported The following births h; be: ted to the Health Department durine the past 4 lis .vor'.'n'g‘ N KhieeE * Henning, sirl. ona D. Wittaner, s, d Dorothy B. Holmes, girl. . and Hattie us] g2nd Rotettn Wright, fl Doy Johnson, Wilile"and" Mary’ Norbres, §isl. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department during the past 24 urs: Louisa Thompson, 90, 3000 Connecticut ave, Apt. Andrew Huntzelman, 82, pital Jtnnle L. Rice. 81, 1820 G Manadier M. Duval, 79, Geoy pital. .lenml:h Duckett, 71, 5000 16th st, Georg Rami 76, found Branch of | Potomac River, near Ana ridge. Euune C. Pinéh, 75, 3100 Connecticut a Mittle E; Fatton, 75, 3406 Hawihorn place. bert Boyd 2 94, St. Elizabeth’s Hospita John ‘cox, 1231 Jacks H.um M. R{Lud RWiame. . 8 Elaberi w!a[uxd.ml .47, 1213 D'at. s, Pm\'menu Hospital. John A. Grove, Gohevt: Demny; 19, Children's Hospital. FETHLIR L Nearly 150,000 workers are affected by wage agreements that are being dis- cussed in Swedish lumber industries. D:rzl Gallinger Hos- lace. s Hos- OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F W. WARREN “TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 464 Phones{ Adams 10341 Abbey-Mausoleum Beautiful—Enduring—Convenient TMIATARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Opposite Arlingten Cemetery Your opportunity for inspection IS NOW. ' Vaults are selling rapidly, only a limited number remain. Open every day and Sunday. A more Atting memorial for loved ones cannot be obtained. ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO MORE THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL Glass-front cremation niches jor urns containing adhes can be purchased. Office1000 Conn. Ave. Main7897 Efficient Mertuary Service The efficlent man- ner in which our skill- ful Morticians per- form, even under the most trying conditions, has earned for us a large clientele. We are proud of this fact and are ever alert to improve our service. J Modern Chapel. Ambulance. Just Perry & Walsh Morticians 29HSLNW. Main 984 4601 5th St. N.W. Private Phone— LONGFELLOW LAUDS & SWINIMING COURSE Commodore Declares Young America Should Be “Water- proofed” Against Accidents. All young Americans should be “waterproofed” against accidents, Com- modore Wilbur T. Longfellow, field di- rector of the Red Cross in charge of life-saving and first-aid work, declared in a letter to the Y. M. C. A. yesterday heartily indorsing the “learn to swim” program to be staged in the boys' de- partment of the Y, M. C. A. this week under the auspices of The Star. No boy in Washington should con- sider himself at all “grown up,” sald the commodore, until he can swim easily. He offered the full assistance of the Red Cross to the Y. M. C. A. in mak- ing the .“learn to swim” campaign a success and has arranged for a half dozen swimming experts to augment the staff of the junior Y. M. C.'A. in giving the daily swimming lessons this week to boys between the ages of 10 and 18 who are non-swimmers. More than 500 boys.have enrolled for the lessons, which will be given free of charge. Outlines Basiec Principles, Emphasizing the value of teaching boys the rudimentary principles of swimming, such as will be taught in the Y. M. C. A. course, Commodore Longfellow wrote: “It has been found that most drown- ings occur within 30 feet of safety, less than 10 yards from where the victim of an accident might stand up in shal- low water. It will be a real beginning for the several hundred boys to learn to navigate 50 feet, and to be able to let their feet down in deep water and then to recover a swimming position by — FOR LOST ANIMALS. apply Ammlm- League. 340 Maryland ave_sw. BAG. red leather. con Yliltold Ilclfl wmn' 'l.lm .nd Norristown, Pa. 8260. B.mrm. dllmond. saps m between 10th and 14t California st and Con Fhone North 8907 Tost on G at. Mt. Pleasant or . ave. Reward. ue a1 five, between 4 d in_Center unnn mbo;nl P Teturned to$00c801 Hons d bl No. nm from’ 2301 Pas aver ale. "Cull Lincoin oval d dl-mund brooc 1800 bl VS, OF new entra e: Wardman and 5 o'cloci Ruum i If_returned t COIN PURSE, small, bi 330, hani o containing ard 00dwi Lothrops, main floor or between t lhen and Conn %" Gue st. Clev. 3223 COTN PURSE. iniial b, contatied about T35, on 14th st. car leaving Union Station, or 26th and G sts. Reward. Franklin 9070, or rteturn 1923 G n.w. ke EYEGLASSES, silver spring fluln lhonmnl amrm Re- urn_ EYEGLASSES, shell n-m, ot bhck leather case of Avres. Indianapons. Nam in bottom of case. Reward. Dr. Giifton P. Clark. mz: _Lanier pl._Columbia 5273-J. * HANDB, Rewara }uwm 3 ked in ind deeper &Tay. containg E1asses. Jal- and green foun| pen. one_Pot. ._Re! black. lost near Union Station. Call Abams 2BToW. red uable 10 OW: Finder plea: KITTEN. yellow Persian, half grown. Lib- eral reward if returned to 1413 Hopklnn s, n.w. NETTE—While gold, on_chain; in lrnnl 54, Mase.. St John's Chugeh or, nesr 5PN Iath ang H afternoon. d 6036, e M _PIN. set with diamond: Tnarsany aitermoon: vieimiy inside linen bag. Reward. small, black, contaming $17 Anthony medal; be- . on 10th n.e. Call nths old, di WP Y skomn Fark Tmludu Please mum to 124 _Sherman RING, Iadies'’ room FPriday p.m. Call Clarendon receive reward. RING. lady's, topa; surrounded with pearls. Near'lst and R. 1 ave. ne! Reward. 51 ’uan litan Theal 30-3-1 SOTT BOXWill T person who picked up suit box with child's ensemble sult and Smalt cnuu coat_please call Lin. 9254. e-hured white _wi e e e in ock. Cresk Park, Friany: March 29. _C: | " vq 838, RE] ed | ‘Wood & .L.omn:‘a: |edlroom Sownstairs: Joor Beturs day WALLET. brown, containing $104 in cash. Maryland operafor and regigration card. amo business cards: Initials o “wallet, H Liberal reward if returned to H. "nfichfl'e Hyattsvitie, Md., oF phome Hystts: ville 546. PRUDENTIAL LIFE INSURANCE Collection Book. Call T. W. Brown, Silver Spring 493. Reward. ..n.\u\l\hllh\ )x W L | BINYOUN, WALKER M. Dep rted this lite | 1999 PART 1. their own. efforts. It is ‘the mfiuty nuthcpsrto“benzwlvh!:nn re- lhumehbot fum thal uu)mu luring the “A survey conducted in th:t"te n:rm May 1 to Beptgm- most dangerous aj venlmm 18 to 32; ancchnchnmm drownings occurred in areas adjoining Lhfi city. Washington, for our drownings do not occur in guarded swimming pools, but in unsupervised open waters of the Potomac, the Washington Channel and the Eastern Branch. Confidence Is Big Factor. “It has been well said that the art of swimming is 99 per cent confidence and one per cent experience, and that the latter is 50 per cent of proper breathing and 50 per cent the making of -efficient strokes. The breathing and confidence may be acquired in but a few lessoris and -enéugh idea of the stroke can be quickly learned to make real accomplishment a mere matter of practice,” James C. Ingram, director of nu: boys’ department of the Y. M. C. and his assistants were busy last nllhl assigning the boys to classes, to begin early tomorrow mornlnl ——— SLEW WIFE WITH POKER; SENTENCED TO DEATH Memphis Barber Admits Killing, Blaming “Nagging”—Body in Trunk Eight Days. By the Associated Press. MEMPHIS, Tenn., March 30.— Charles 8. lelor Who confessed he beat his wife to death with a ker and then placed her body in » trunk where it remained for eight days, was | sentenced today to die in the electric chair at Nashville May 29. Judge Thomas W. Harsh of the Crim- inal Court, after hearing arguments on & new-trial motion, said the killing of Mrs. Irene Meath Taylor, 43, by the 54-year-old barber, “was the most bru- tal murder case it has ever been my unpleasant duty to try.” . Taylor testified his wife constantly ‘nagged” him and that he finally “saw red" and killed her. He was arrested in Shreveport, La., three days after his wife's body was found in a trunk in the rear of their home. . Nearly 500,000 tons of scrap firon were exported from the United States in the past year. @ard of (’fll;a-ukl. CLINKIUS, WILLIAM H. In sincere ap- Dreciation and gratitude 1 desire o ex- 7 thanks to the co-workers at th Capitol, the “difterent. oremestions. and | {riends’ for their kindness and sympathy gurine the iiness and death of my-hus- HIEwiFs: SRS, LOUTEE P CLINKIUS, Braths. BENNEY, ,GENEVA. On Thursday, March a e QENEVA BENNEY, th beloved " da o of Palls Chureh, va. neral Sunday. March 31. at Second Baptist Church, Falls Relatives and, friends invited to atiend. Interment Falls Chureh, Friday. 'March_29, pital. WA .e. He leaves to mourn their loss a lov- ing wife and son. 2 nieces and a host of ather relatives and friendr. "Punersl Mon. . A Iterg Henty 8. Washingion's ome. 461 nw. Titerment Pasne Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. A ATHERINE On March 29. ! £ ""‘1 = 2. ua”" i - and ?rl! ds. BYRD. MARY. D'Ill'if'dr ‘hls life fi\ldd!ll‘\lvl MIreh 27, 1928, en’s 8 BYR] 44 years. beloved wife and- ther of Edward . Mrs. Mary Thom: Eoph jon Boa “Mandsy. Rori k. Trom Tiyon Stone Baptist Church on Batry pl. between $th h_sts. nw. at 1:30 o'clock, Rev. Thomas Lall officiating. cAsAER, G né.“ov husband of th Blanche Fu: neral from his Jte residence. 638 Raleish B Monday. April 1, at 2 p.m. ves "and" friends invited. ~Interment Cedar Wi cememy 31 DUNNINGTON, FANNIE FELL. Suddenls, oo Rridey, 929, at 5:30 EDMONDS. FLORENCE C. g.'rhd thlx life Saturdey, March .. at e Fesidence. 311 T1th st nay FLO| Funerai _from McGuire's funeral home. 9th and, West; minster, sts. n.w. Monday, Apri t 2 lends 'invited. o FAHEY. JAMES WILLIAM. Suddenly, on Saturday, March 30, 1929, at 9:20 a.m.. at his reidence, 1139’ New' Hampshire ave, WILLI beloved o and, Julla Pahes. Funeral 9 am., from St. Sheohen's Gathalle Chorch. “Where solemn requiem mass will be sung for the of his_soul Le Interment Mount Semeters: " Renntfies ‘ana. triends lnvlted mn ot Do You Understand Psychology? Students of psychology will have no difficulty in understanding why you feel so fine and fit after attend- ing service at your church. The consciousness that you have started off the day in the proper way is having its natural reaction. Attend church Sunday, and see how much finer the day will appear, how much better you will feel. o9 ; EAL FUNERAL HOME For rgfinnce,fiak $ “Il ;purne@bor HAUPTMAN, is practically true also of puths. | G. On rnf'uwu-nhh !rrlavmll. INEZ. o T,‘.:.‘ .,_g%" whre husbarid S ines,. Tather of Lyda nd W. Gainer. LOLA Hniptnian, and da el llus o B and Sumn A. 1 ffom her late Tumbia road nw 2 p.m. Rel M “April 1 1939, ¢ i v‘:“c'locki for the ""fi‘l.“" of -m-l:gfl ",!‘ e our sister, 5 HAGPTMAN Y, Worthy Matron. )’ Seey. I LOWE, Gouncilor. Suc ddfl\l{ 10» o VILHE! MINA 3084 8. M. RAITZ, Hec & HULL 'nuu:l.ulNA March 28, o A % mr- rlgr. 3084 on D, Reluiives and. fionds. insited, " Totermani k Creek Cemetery. 3 PALLARD. On Priday. 1929, at 1740 Montello ave. n.e. !Afi.ulm HOLMES: beigved wite ioimes and mother of Everett, | f Thamas i and wildred Holmes. Funeral Tue day. Aol 2, 150 » m the Vermont venue Bas nz)‘nncn:mn v"nin‘:?z Jave be. tondabiadi, ot Mer JACKAON, NORAM M. O:i Priday. March 29, dence. 922 G st. s.e.. at , % NORAR M beloved NQnaE M. b ‘t‘)v: au h!:r of the Interment Congressional MARI! to ‘mourn mm loss *Wiitlam Jonn Cora Boone: four w. Tand- Margaret Arnold, Wiiliam. Nathaniel and Eugene Harris: a siste Miss Henrletta King; an aunt an of other relatives and friends. Monday, April 1 tist Churen, Rey. Interment at Payne's Cemetery. Soul by soul the Master calls, One by one the roses fall Not for one, but for all, We, oo, must go when t JONES, JOHN H. On Wednesday, Mnrh 21, 1929, at 7:30 p.m.. JOHN H. JONES, fhe 'beloved son i "iné Iate Feter and JO! e 1 adevoted husband, daughter, ‘Puneral from Gethsemane Bap- J..T- Harvey offciating. oll is called, ary E. and Alice Gertrude Marshall, Puneral from his late residence; 3d ot Moy Churen. Bouth ' Capitol ‘and M sis. where mass will be said 9 a.m. Relatives and friends " invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 31° KREAMER. JOSEPH. Suddenly. on Satur. | day. March 30, 1929. at his residence. 3 New York ave. n.w.. SEPH. the beloved husband of Mollie Kreamer (nee Murphy). Puneral from his late residence on Tues- dly April 2, at 8:30 am.: thence to St fus Church. where mass will be_said m for the repose of his soul. friends invited to attend. Lerment Mowht Olve: Gemeters. LEWIS. LUTHER. Suddenly, on Thursday evening. March 28. 1929, his rnmrnce 2424 N st. n. LEWIS. He leaves to mourn =helr loss a v devoted wife. Frances Lewis: a Telatives and friends. In state ‘at Praziers funersl parlor. Puneral from the parlor Monda¥ at 11 o'clock a.m. terment at Quince Orchard, Md. The golden gates flew open, A gentle voice said “‘Come,” And with farewell unspoken He calmly entered home. . LEWIS. JAMES LUTHER. life &t his residence. 2424 N st nw. on Thursday. March_28. 8:20 p.m.. ToTHER LEWIS, devoted husband Frances Lewis. He leaves fo mourn their loss seven sisters. two broth- ¢rs nd & host of other relatives and | friends. Remains restine s n funeral home. 389 R. I. f 1" home Mo Interment at Relatives m. and friends tnvited 31 MADDOX. LEMUEL W. On Thursdsy March | . 1929, at Georgetown Hospital. Li! W et Chanbamna of The late Maric Middox, of 1638 G st, se. Pungral from the pariors of James T. Ryan. 317 Penn. glvania_ave s, on v, April 1. at Bt emtives ana Triends invited.” 31 MAN!I V. ROBERT E. On Saturdav, March 30. 1926. at 10:10 p.m.. ROBFRT E.. infant son of John S. and Mable E. Marnsuy. at their residence. 622 9th st. nle. funeral hereafter. OXFORD. MARY I oOn Su 1929, at Providence Ho Doy wite ‘ot Grorge R° Oxford. tice of funeral later. PERRY. MARGARET WATERS, On Satur- day. March 30. 1929, at the home of b gouebter, Mrs. an.m popn, siver RS SRR, botved with of ‘the late men- d | Humphrey Perry. P from ve residence Mondsy. A " ot 030" m. Interment in m Hill Cemetery. PUMPHREY, MARY FVI o 1930wt 301 am. g, Enstern ave, ARY EVELEAN (nce Brown). rday. March 3 3) No- Suddenl. féry: Relatives and friends invited. PUTNAM. NELLIE. 1929. at her residence. NELLIE (nee Mc- Creery). beloved wife of Augustus C. Put- Dam. “Punersl services at her late resl- 84, Bellaire ave.. Clarendan, Va. e Pt 3 pm. Relatives and fneuds mvum to mend 3 LINE G. Saturday. T her estaence: 33 905 GELINE G.. t beloved wife of Cianies’ 1 Savage. Fineral cervices ot | the n:‘ove residenice on Tuesday, April 2, p.m. Interment private, OSEPH T. Departed this life 929. at 6 p.m. Orsfon ave. n.w. B e it A Bmethrs, and father and Robert L. Smothers. Re- fbove address after politan 15th -and "16th ev. H. Th officiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemeters. - Relatives and friends invited to attend. 1 SMOTNERS. JOSEPH T, The offcers and tion. are Ginested Yo mmegt at 0dd Fellows' itall. 1608 m.. to arrance forsthe 3. T, SMOTHERS from Metrapolitan M. . Chireh, Mot betwesn I5th cnd 1600 sts W Tuesday, ABUI 2. 1 pm WALTER H. WEDGE. N. G, EARLE H. JONES, P. 8. SYEVENS, JACOB W. Departed this life Pri h,29. 1620, at'10 o'clock am.. 2t United Biates Sodiers. Home_H after a long ilness. J A e also leaves to mourn their fothet, one sister and a host of other relatives and friends. Body ed at his late residence. ‘1313 “Water rch 31. after 12: fi“ " 1. ‘at_Mount Jezreel, Baptist pSih Snd E sty ne; at 1 lock Hishe: Sastor: omcla: tives and friends invited. Inter- Arlington National Cemetery. STEVENS, JACOB W: "All members of Sergt. George Berry Camp, No. 10. De the Po! 8. W. c, U. be in_ful unlrurm at M tst Church, Sth and & e, 8t 1 £ a; b A - ts to éw de .meofi' STEVENS v. L. T. Hughes, pastor. xnmmem at Atlington Nationsl Cemeter Comdr,; RICHARD 1. QUANDER. AdJutant. WADE. WILLIAM B, Departed this life Ffl- at Gallinger Hos- pital. wn,',u.u B, WADE: deyoted brother of Joseph mpbell unek cl lln lubene land mains ‘restiog ot ihe’ Joha T R.mnn Lanorsl chapel, ard and’Eve otice of funerai later. WELCH. omt A. Suddenly. on rrlq. Marclh 39 1920 at 3 pm. WELCH,_He s su levoted wil Duisy’ Welch, ‘v, daubnters. Vers "and Daisy B. Weich; one son. Harvey Weich, and other reiatives and many friends. Remains may be view: ‘Mo Funeral Nonday. ABEL 1. 6t 1 o 1 Tate esidence, 331 ‘Plotida” ave. now: Piterment Tincos’ Memorial Gemetery. e. 2001 14th st. NMondny evening. April ist, at 8.p.m: Relatives snd friends tnvited.- In Memortam. i loving remembrance AT MARY B ATKING. Who. depnrisd this T n ear aso today, March 1 1628, One year we've lived without yo But, vour spirit has bovered e ‘through each SOrTow. To wi Home is sad, O Lord: how dreary, Lonesome, lonesome every spot Ligtening for her voice Wil weary— or we hear it not. g.ur . lis_not lm.e but calls for all. when He cails. MOTHER, EMMA ! * Illl:'kll.l: &l"w Mary, dear, Picturing Ty, Just as t. Saw you Y%ulfi Lehind a hmnmmfl une: o 2 b Relatives and | Departed this | Notice of | On Fridav. March 29. | In Memoriam. In loying remembrance "‘.fl ‘ dnr dllllh( Today: Sdareh s, 45a four s aes memmoty “7ou tre alass ghemembered, longed for e Briniging many . sifent te HER DEVOTED MOYHER &.ND SISTERS. ‘rlnu. In olon my dear hu: LN PTETES” wis . FINAGIN, L2 ROY. 1 . of our 'dear son Lz" ’°<‘)'1",'JGL"'§"$'.':-‘:4 {his life six years ‘ago today, March 31, 8ix long years ago today Your spirit took its fikxl)\( “imknown © God Himselt 15 Haht YOUR LOVING FATHER AND MOTHER, MARTIN, LOUISE D. A tribute of love to the memary of ant dear wile and mother, LOUISE D MARTIN (nee Ferguson), who departed this life six years ago {oday, March 31, 1923 Her weary hours. her days ’!Y pain, Her weary nizhits are pas }l"' e -patient. '.orn-nul (nmz Has found swest rest at Ias ‘ HER DEVOTED HUSHAND AND SON. * bl ENS. FFFI¥ In lavipe memarv of our dear daughter. EFFIE G. MICKENS. | whom God colled »way one year ago to- day. March 31, 1928, | Heme i5 sad. ch. Lord, how dreary, Lonstome every spot. Ligianing for her volce Il weary. rv. for we hear it YOUR TOVING FATHER. A4D MOTHER | SFERWOOD. MARGARFT. n sweet and - | lovine remamhrance of a devoted mother. Mrs, MARGARET G‘WRWOOD l'ha passed into eternal prons v ves HPR LOVXNO CHILDR!N SMOTHERS. FANNIE. / tribute of love ard oy o our denr wife v. WANNIE SMOTHERS. who departed this life one year ago fo- | day. Mareh 31. 1928 Gone. but not forgotten Peacefully slerping, re<ting at las Life's weary trials and sufferine past: In xllence you suffered. in-patience you hor Until God called you home to suffer mo m HER "TAVING MUSBAND SMOTHERS. AND SISTER- TLAW: TAVIOR, 0scA I vi m OR. OSCAR. In loving memory of whn_ departed this life ¢. March 31, 1078 BESSIE TAYLOR. * et wnluu R. In loving remem- e of my dear son. WILLIAM R. UL- who passed away six ve March 31. 1923. "y by day I grow more lonesome, Lonesome as the moments fiy. find myeelt's wandering, Wondering why he had to die. What would T give to hold his hand, ta fie. is. u-lcnm- voice, That meant s0 much HIS DEVOTED MOTHER, MARY ULRICH. As we loved him. so we miss h In our memory always nea yed: remembere lnrvlu:\ for always, Brinzing nt HIS LOVING 'WITE AND DAUGHTER. ULRICH. WILLIAM R. In loving remem. brance of my dear hrother, who departed This ire” Maven 31, 7935 I often think of days gone by When we were all together. But oh how changed it is now— Our loved one has eone forcver SISTER PEARL. * WELCH. NELLIE. In sad but loving remem- brance of our dearly beloved one. NELLIE WELCH. who departed this life March 31, Loved in life, in death remembered. AMILY. * loving remembrance LIE. who departed March | WELCH. NELLIE, of my dear wife. | s, 121re three years ago today, n NEI Gone._but not forgotten ER_LOVING HUSBAND. | | | | | A } MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS DESIGNED AND ERecTeD. WRITE R TELE | J rreoneE Mam 2968 rom ILusTRATED BoorLET. THE J. F. MANNING CO.. INC. 919 1574 ST.N.W. WASHINGTON e FUNERAL [ Dl“CTOB" ALMUS ;ucmdmg the oflxlnnl ‘W. R. Speare Co, 23 Connecticut Ave. Potomac 4600 e 08 B s 940 F st Frank Gexct s Sons Co. Modern Ghapel,© Teieonore Main 2473 ESTABLISHED 1878, JOHN R. WRIGHT CO _1337 10th St. N.W Phone North 47. CHAS. S. ZURHORST _ W CAPITOL ST. TJ- WIL \\H | 1AM Lr S 30\'5 ERAL DIRE C](h“AlURIUA\I $32 PA. AVE N W __NATIONAL 1384. 1385. 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