Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1929, Page 9

TOERDAY - Births Reported. ‘The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the past. 24 hou 0d E.‘and Marle A. Wyhle, boy, y“‘"."i o ind et o) "-'é'.'"r bht A an Fitddiecon, “siv nd Siephanie P, Oreen. boy. nd Sarah L. Dod, girl. MRS. DUNBAR RITES HELD. Funeral services for Mrs. Ruby F. Dunbar, who died in Garfield Hospital Sunday aftersa long illness, were con- ducted in the V. L. Speare Co. funeral home, 1009 H street, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment was in Fort Lin- CARPINTER RITES SET. Funeral Services to Be Condncted at Home Tomorrow. Funeral services for . Car- inter, 77 years old, who ut his me, 805 C street southwest, Sunday, will be conducted at the residence to- Tl e Fotk Orék oo ment wi '\ Mr, Carpinter was born in_Charles Contuy, Md., March 1, 1852. . He came to Washington about 40 years ago, and was appointed agent the Randall Bteamboat Co., operated by the late Capt. E. 8. Randall. He later in the real estate business here for a number of years, Smart Pumps are Trimmed MODERNE coln Cemetery, BENCHMADE 5 Mrs. Dunbar was the wife of Ulric 8. & J._Dunbar, widely known local sculptor. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F e M. Mclnturf, bo . and Ma l&. Owen, boy. and Oarrie Clayton, boy. Emery and Ruth Lewis, bo! Freddle E. and Jessie Dowling, slrl. James and Craig. eirl, Stuart and Edna Henson, girl. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported {0 ihe Health ‘Department in the past 3¢ ours; " Mary A Johnson. 90, 3012 Cambridge Elizabeth E. Austin, 82, 1931 Lincoin . Theodore M. Ryon, 80, 303 Kentucky ave. se, Jereminh Elms. 18 T st. se. William C. Wallack, 62, Gallinger Hospital. John Skinner, 60. Providence Hospital. Katle A. Wixchhusen, 5t Edward J. MeGivern, Joseoh " Criville. 5 field Hospital. Marietta Hawkins,'57. 1101 15th st. e Endo, 50, George Washington Hos- Mary E. Harper, 44, Geor Luther Compton, 3 Jennie Kornha: Pauline M. Al Evelyn M. Pumphrey, James Fleet. 76, 1631 East Horace F. Sparks, 76, ‘319 4th st. Mollle” Hickman. 68, 916 T st. - Hilery Brown, 67, 609 Freeman's court. Dishman, 53, 1741 11th st. Davis, 45. Freedmen's Hospital. . Gray, 31, Freedmen Marie Wormley, nherculosis Hospital, Ghprles Nickens, 1. Children's Hospit Villism Davis, 3 months, Freedmen's Hos- pital. ‘Thomas Henderson, 1 month, 934 1st st. A _committee of the Baltimore Board of Education has recommended that day school principals and teachers should not be assigned to night school positions unless it was impossible to find eatisfactory persons otherwi: W. WARRE! TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road i Col. 464 P °"='{ Adams 10341 Cousins A wonderful creation of style and fit has been accomplished in this new pump of black satin kid, trimmed with genuine lizard. Strictly Handmade by Cousins, $16 W. B. Moses & Sons Public Confidence Since 1861 F Street at Eleventh Main 3770 PRIVATE 811 Buiternut st. 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A Cities Service Oz"l Product The original green gas. Beware of substitutes and imitations ‘Third and Avenue, 8. W. Tenth and Maryland Avenue, §. W. First and H Streets, N, E, wm”nm.l-."- Wisconsin Ave. and District Line, N. W. 4326 Wisconsin Avenue, N. W, Ninth and Flerida Avenue, N. W, 1731 Kalorama Road Fu.-ululmllnilon“Cn&y?fldflflmfiunSo':luk-ndlimntolheanmdv-nhyhchiu!ml Orchestra and Cavaliers. Cities Serviee radio coricerts have been broadcast mationally over 19 stations for nearly two years. fhes : Copyright 1929, Cities Service Company S g APRIL POLICEMAN FRASER TO SURVIVE WOUND Officer Who Shot Man Who Stabbed Him Will Recover, Doctors Predict. ‘The recovery of Policeman Robert J. Fraser, 32 years old, of the sixth pre- cinet, from the effects of a deep knife wound in the left chest, was predicted this morning at Emergency Hospital. Policeman Fraser, on Sunday, shot and killed Richard Hall, colored, after the lattér attacked him with a 6-inch dirk. The blade stopped just short of the heart, however, and Policeman Fraser’s recovery is expected to be slow, but certain. Coroner J. Ramsay Nevitt sald today it was yet undecided whether a cor- oner's jury would be sworn in over fu'l‘lll'l body, probably tomorrow morn- 8. £ Annual Dinner to Be in Honor of Thomas Arkle Clark, Dean of Men. The annual dinner of the alumni of the University of Illinois will be held at the University Club on Thursday evening at 6:30 o'clock in honor of Thomas Arkle Clark, dean of men of the university, Dean Clark, affectionately known to Ilini as “T. A.” was instructor and professor of English for 11 years before he was made dean of men. He was the first professor in any college in the country to hold such a title. It is Dean Clark’s duty to look after the personal relationship between the students and the university, Rl ST Hunter College, New York City, has 341 _courses. A ORI L L R CANARY, yellow. touched with black: flew into window at 2324 California st. n.w. The owner may recover it by calling at address siven. i PAIR GLASSES Conn. ave. and McKinl st. April 8 “Call 3769 McKinicy. Phone | Cléveland 6533 - B GO BAG, Deaded, biack. containing cyeslasses. few “dollurs, ‘etc. Lost March 31. = Nerth L AR R R ST 14% BIRD DOG (Llewellyn), black and white; | straved vicinity of Four Corners, Md.: no tag; liberal reward. Tel. Sllver Spring 437. BRACELET—Rhinesicnie. on_Suiday, April i vicinity Grace Baptist Church. Phone Lin S15€ Mewsrd: o ® Red Angora, vicinity 11th st. and Call Atlantic 1607 after 5 p.m. Re- K—Government pension _check 50._ Reward. _Lincoln 9705-W. o CREPE DE CHINE. 3i; yards, brown. Re- ward. Lincoln 4996." 161 10th st. s.e. —German police, male, star colar, ng : answers to name “Buster”: . sirayed from 2116 M nw. 7:30 am., April 8 Re- ward.” Phone West 2456. 5 DOG—Brindle bull. dark brown, with white 890t on head, unclipped ears. screw tal derslung Jaw: answers (o name of Boss. ward. Call 1803. or Adams 2071. Calvert si. n.w i . white _Pomeranian, 18 mos. old: reward. 1405 Ingrabam st nw. | EASTERN STAR PIN--Lost between 14th and | 8 and 1lth and R. Reward if returned to 1836 15th st. n.w. _Mrs. C. Thompson. EYEGLASSES. on South Carolina ave_ se, Dear 4l Reward.” J. T, Hopkins, 315 40 for Mrs, EYBGLASSES Stell-rimmed, Saturday. in vicinity of Earle Theater and the Happluess. Call Main 2100 between 9 and 4:30. Reward. FRATERNITY PIN—Friday evening. Union Station or V_st. and North_Capitol, or on Carroll ave. TakKoma Park. Suitavle reward. Shepherd_2855. L 3 FUR NECKPIECE. dowitowu section: fi call_Msin 3537 Reward PUR - Murten piece. two tails, one head. in National Museum Mondsy, April 8 ¢Reward. Gall Muyfiower Hotel. Decatur 1000, Braacki . tortoise shell frames. i leather e. _Reward. Mrs. Jenkins, West 71 HANDBAG, biack; on Defense Sunday: contalning drivers permit. 3 money, ' other papers, etc. Fiuder keep money. return bag aud other contents. Mrs. . R. Beal, 3363 18th st. n.w. Adams 1079 'NECKPIECE, fur, on Wisconsin ave. tween Mass. ave. and Macomb st. Phoue Cleveland 3068. PIN—Sunburst diamond surrounded _with pearls, on Saturdsy afternoon on 8 st. be- tween Conn. ave. and 19th. N. 7502. Reward. IN, heart shaped, inlaid with pearls and pphire in center: initials on back M. C. W. at Mayflower Hotel Saturday night. April 6, 1929; reward. Miss Woodward, North 4802 PIN—Sigma Chi fraternity pin_April 6, be- tween Dept. of Commerce Bidg.. 19th and Pa. ave. and 15th and Monroe sts. n.e.. from 0 15th and Jackson sts. h.e. Please n 5060. branch 176, or Norih 5604. Mrs. A._S. Grant 7 5 POCKETBOOK: lady's large, brown leather. at Great Falls Sunday; reward i returned. M. L. Groeninger. 340 Decatur st. n.w. Phone Columbia 2484. _ o208 PURSE—Black, ilway passes. between Hecht's Bargain Annex and 316 B e Reward at 316 B at. s.e. (S PURSE. black, Sat. between 4 and 6 p.m., with bills and change, $5 or $6; between Arcade entrance on Park rd. and 19th and Park. Wis. 2966. b 17 SAMPLE CASE ing _ pictures. lost from automobile on Conn. ave. sbove Du- st pont Circle: $50 reward if returned to Room 330._Harrington Hotel. 5, WATCH - Monday morning. belween North Capitol _and P sts. aud the Treasury. Re- FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. 'hone Lincoln $73. J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, RAL DIRECTOR! CREMATORIUM. PA._AVE_NW__NATIONAL i TIMOTHY HANLON Puneral Director Private Ambulance 641 H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 T. F. COSTELLO 1724 North Cepitol St.____NORTR 7976, ~ Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St NAVE . hone west 00 o AL Established 1841 V. L. SPEARE CO. Nefther the successors of nor connected with the original W. R, Speare establl Fhione Prapk. o0 IMLI': St. N. e e i automabise Serice vel W. W. 816 B ST N.E. LINCOLN_8200. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H Bt. NE. . Modern Chapel Lincoln 524 ALMUS R.SPEARE Succeeding the original W. R. Speare Co. 1623 Connecticut Ave. Potomac 4600 8 years a A_st.. 45 years at 940 F st. - Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 103 VBN heliotonsMain 2473 JOHN ‘R."WRIGHT co. fll] lflh g '! Phone North 47, CEMETERIES. GLENWO0D CEMETERY Cholce lots and sites for sale. Vaultage $5 per month. FUNERAL DESIGNS. BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beautiful Floral Designs 85 and up CALL MAIN 3707. GEO. C. SHAFFER BLEMS AT MOD- R R YEL M Tob M. 2418, Our Only Store, 14th & Eye Promot Auto Delivery Service. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. Artistic—expressive—ine) EWR?LQRAL Prices Marriage Licenses. kney ~ Brooks, 31, Patrmount and Silvan Howsrd, 30: Rov. P M 20; Ry ot hels, I urruss, 29, Ora; Green, 23, Orange, Burgess. d Nell Ch!ll a1, &Will. Hm ; Rev. John x,'c.rp Vifatiels V. Dorsey, 22 nd Lifian Marti; a . Dorsey, 22. m 185 Rev. L. H. Sehaetie SRR - . Philadelphia has 9,500 public school hers. Curd of Thauks. HOPEWELL, PEACHIE CAl 5 llmlli of the late PIACHI'E.'(‘J:AKRR;‘.C"K. HOPEWELL, who departed this life March 19, 1929. at her New York residence. 101 w. . Wish to thank thelr many 138th s Trienids Tor' thelt bin esom tons of sym- pathy and the floral pieces. ® °f P Murriage. CARROLL. JULIUS . Jr.—HALL, MINN JUANITA. Mrs. 1da' 8. .;'I" lnl'lullfclv llll! SUANTE, & a Ut cANRO Jr., on April 1, 1929, v Beaths. ASHBAUGH. FREDERICK M. A specisl communication of Columbia Lodge, No. 3. F. A A M. will be held at Masonic Tem- le on Tuesday. April 9, 1929, ui 5 o'clock P, for the purpose of conducting Ma- sonic services at the funersl of our late brother, FREDERICK M. ASHBAUGH. WILLIAM 1i. BECKSTEIN, Masf BARNETT. MARY. Departed this life Satur- day. April 6, 1929. at Tuberculosls Hos- pital. MARY BARNETT. Remains resting &t Annfe P. Holloway's undertaking estab- Lishment, 121 4%, st. s.w. until Tuesday. April 9. 4 p.m. witer which remains wili be resting st her mother's residence, 140 B 5t s.w. She leaves to mourn their loss a mother, sister. ‘cousin and w hort of Iriends.” Punersl Wednesday, April 10, at 2 pam.. from her mother's residence. Deep in our hearls you are fondly re- membered, Sweel happiuéss n memortes clings around Your nusme. When slone in our sorrow and bitter tears flow. There come sid memories. HER MOTHER. S8ISTER AND COUSIN. § BRANSON, LINDSAY B. On Monday, April 8. 1929, at 11 am. ‘at Sibley Hospital. LINDSAY B. BRANSON. Funeral from his late residence, 227 3rd st. n.w. on Wed- nesdav. April 10, at 2 p.m. - Relatives and 1ri invited. " Interment Congressional Cemetery. ERANSON. LINDSAY B. munication of r. A spectal com- New Jerusalem Lodee, No. 9, F. A A. M. will'be held at Ma- sonic Temple, 13th st. and New York ave n.w. on’ Wednesday. April 10. 1929, fi,L o for the purpose of sttending the uneral of our late brother, . BRANEON. By order . ARL C. SHORT, Master. * BROWN. JOSEPHINE ENGLISH. On Mon- day. April 8. 1929. JOSEPHINE ENGLISH, widow of the late Henry Billings Brown. asscciate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, in her 74th year. Notice of funeral hereafter. . BURGES. MARY BLANCHE. Monday, April § 1920 " at Tiajungs.® Calif. ~MARY BLANCHE BURGES (nee Howell), formerly of Washington. Notice of funeral later. BYRD. MAG . On Monday, April 8, 1929. at ber residence. 1355 28th st. n.w.. MAGGIE BYRD, deioted mother of Jumes Byrd snd Alicc Crawford. sister of Prank Byrd, and sunt of Albert Walker Byrd. She nlso leaves other relatives and friends. N e of funeral hereafter. Re- mains resting at W. Ernest Jarvis Co. West End funersl pariors, 28th #t. and Dumbar- ton ave. n.w. CARPINTER. GEORGE 0. Departed this life very suddenly on s‘\llldl . April 7. 1929. GEORCE O. CARPINTE] aged 77 Funeral from his late idence. . sw.. on Wednesday. st 3 p.m. Rock Creek Cemetery. L CARRO! L. MARY ALICE. On Monday. April 8. 1929. at 7:30 p.m., at her residence. 449 sey ave. s.e. MARY ALICE CAR- ROLL (nee Desmond). beloved rife of the late Willlam James Carroll. Punersl from her late residence on Thursday. Aoril 11, At 8:30 a.m.. theace to Si. Peter's Church. where mass wiil be said at § a.m. Rela- tives and friends luvited. i CASILEAR. GEORG FRANCI! On Satur- (I" A‘erll 6. 1929. at Monte Carlo, France. GFORGE FRANCIS CASILEAR. ' Punersl services snd burisl in Osk Hill Cemetery. * CHASE, GEORGE HOWLAND. Suddenly. Tuesday.” April 9. 1920, ‘st his residence. 1657 Riiode Isiand ave. n.we GEORGE HOWLAND CHASE. axed 62 ¥ husband of Elize D). Chase. Puneral sery- ices Thursday. Aprii 1L, at § s, st Hy- song s funeral parlo; 1300 N st. n.w. ln- terment Arlingion National Cemetery. 10 CLEMENCE, LE ROY. On Mondsy, Abril 8. 1829, ai Walter Ried Hospital, LE ROY CLEMENCE. devoted sou of and Charles Clemencs and brother of Wil- liam and Robert Clemence. Motice of fu- neral hereafter. Remsains Y!llmf at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral pariors, 3231 Ga. ave. n.w. DADE. FRANK. Dengrted this life Monday, ADril 5, 1020, at 11050 B, M i Tes . 2929 Kuox ave. Garfield, D. C.. FRANK DADE. bLeloved hus d of Mrs. Carrie R. Dade, lo\ms father of Mary J. Chisley and Edith P. Dixon. He also leaves o mourn their lois fAive srandeniidran. two great-grandchildren, e daughter. 10 sons-in-law. three stépsons and s host of other relatives and friends. Notice of funeral hereafter. DIGGS. MAHLON J. Departed this life Sunda: April 7. 1929 at 5:20 a.m.. at ‘Walter Reed Hospital. MAHLON J. DIGGS. the beloved son of the late Presiey and Nannie Diggs. He leaves to mourn their loss & loving and devoted wife. Mrs. Mamle Diges: four brothers. George F., David E, Samuel M. and Presley Diggs. ir.; two sisters, Mrs. Net! QGreenfield and Katie Anderson: slso s host of other Telatives and friends. Remains resting temporarily at the Georse B. Clarke Co. funeral chapel. 1416-18 Pla. ave. n.e.. untii Tuesday, 4 p.m.. thereafter 443 6'z st. Funeral Wednesday. April 10, 1 p.m. harp). {rom First Baotist Church. 6tk d G sts. s.w.. Rev. James H. Marshail. pastor. Interment Arlington Netional Cemetery. 9 DISHMAN. CHARLES ¥. Suddeniy. on Sun- 7. 1929, at 4:30 oclock. at his . 1741 11th st CHARLES F., be- loved husband of Lula H. Dishman. brother_of Lizzie Johnson. Mabel Armer, Edith Sfl‘mm. ‘.lullu and Thllbi‘flrux Dl?h. man. Funeral services ut Me(ropolits Baptist Church, ou R st. between 13th and rment at Brooke, Va. 0 wmi. Requiem mass ai Holy Name Church &t § & Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 0 GAWLER, ALBERT H. On Tuesday, April 9. 1929, at 4 . at Providence Hospitai. ALBS d of Bessie d father of at Gawlier's tice of fu- chapel, 1750 . ¥ Tieral iater. LYNCH, JAMES M. On Monday, April 1929. " at George Washi JAMES M., Mary L t s from the parlors of James T. Ryan. Penna. ave. s.e.. Wednesday, April 10. at 8:30 a.m.. thence to St. Peter's Church. where mass wlil be raid at 9 a.m. Inter- ment_St. Mary's Cemetery. Alexandria, Va. Relatives and friends invited. 9 MACHEN. JAMES PATTERSON. On Mon- day, April 8. 1929, at his residence. the Monmouth Apartments. JAMES PATTER- SON. beloved hnusband of Martha D. Machen. Puneral services at Gawler's chapel. ‘1750 Pa. ave. n.w. on Wednes- day. April 10, at 2 p.m. interment pri- vate. (Richmond, Va., papers please copy.) MALONEY. ELLEN. On Sundav. April 7. 1929. at her residence. 3635 16th st. n.w.. ELLEN. beloved mother of James A Mary H. and Margaret E. Maloney. Fu- neral from her I on Wed- nesday. April 10. thence to the Sacred Heart h, mass wi be said at 9 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, " Relatives and friends invited to attend. MAXWELL. GUY R. On Tuesdav, April 9. 1929, GUY R. MAXWELL. son of Mrs. Catherine L. Maxwell and father of Mrs. Maude Fascione. Services at the 8. H. nes Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st. n.w.. Thursdey. April 11. at 2:30 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 10 MeNALL, GRACE Wt resiGence. 16 Fvarts 'sL n.e. CE 8. McNALL. mother of Frances nd Marjorle F. MeNall Interment klinville. N. Y. MURPHY, WILLIAM H. On Monday. April 8. 1929, 8t the residence of his sister. Mrs. Agnes B, Bolse. WILLIAM H. MURPHY. Funernl from the residence of his sister. Mrs. Aznes B. Roloc, 1206 Sth st. h.e.. on Wednesday, Apri¥ 10."at 8:30 &.m.’ Reaiilem mass at (. Alovsiuz Chureh at ¢ oclock; Relatives and friends ‘invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. L MURRAY, HARRISON C. Suddeniy. on Monday. April 8. 1920, st his Tesidenc 710_Irving st. n.w. HARRISON C. M RAY, devoted ‘husband of the late Lillian nd _brother of John H. and 8" haurray."cigrenice Jones in uise Jackson. Notice O hereafier. Remains resting at 4 st Jarvis Co. funeral patlors, 2242 G . DLW, ER. ALTIA M. Departed this life Mon- PRI 1o QOB Seldenes e dauehter. Mrs Almors M. Hawkins, at Newburgh. N. V.. ALTIA M. PORTER. de- voted wife of John E. Porfer and mother of Norah M. Diuguid. Almora M. Hawk ns. Willism Edward Porter, Violet Hldred Brrd. Martha E. Marruder. Gerge Vernon Porter and Louise Costes. "Remains jostine at 908 8 sl ‘after 13 noon Wednerday, Abril 10, ~ Funeral Thirsdav, April 11, 2t 2 pm.. from Lincoln Templé Congregation Church. 11th and sts. n.w. Priends are invited. o POWERS: AGNES. K On Tuesds for forty griend_in the late Senator Henry Cabot 3 {fon Dapers please copy.) PRESTIEY, MARY E. On 1929, at her dence. o NiaR'e E Teloved On Tuesdav, April 9. QR. T. 10* heal: & faith- of B R ril [i kins. 21, ,I ot Coesd Eoins It aea Asne Marrien rs. beloved | ; | otiar SOWAT | McCAULEY, SARAH ASril 9, at 8 pu | Deatha. PUMPHREY., EVELYN M. On Sunday, April i 7Y Hospital. EVELYN M. gl Sibley FUMPHREY (nee Roland beloved wife of James T. Pumphrey. neral from her Jate resjdence. 11i st., Cotlage City. Md., on Wednesday, Anri 10. at 2 p.m. thence to Magruder's i-e I Church st Landover. Md.. at 2:30 m. Interment at Cedar Hiil Cemetery. 10 FIELD. CIORGE W. Tuesday, April 1929, ‘st 6:30 a.m.. GEORGE W. 0- ELD. nie” funeral services at his T.e. on Thursday. . Titerment Rec y. SCHULTZ. ELSIE. Tuesday. April 8. 1999, ELSIE SCHU] Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers funeral chapel. 14th and Chapln sts. n.w. Notice of funeral here- er. SISSON. ARMISTEAD C. On Sunday. April 3..1929. at 11:55 am., st his residence. 633 Parragut st. n.w. ARMISTEAD C.. in the 10th year of his age. beloved hus- band ‘of Eila M, Sisson. Funeral fro Above address Wednesday. April 10, at p.m. * laterment ln Glenwood Cemetery. SYKES, LAURA B. On Mondav. April 8, 1929. at Provideuce Hospital, LAURA B.. daughter of Rubin J. Sykes. sister of Mrs. H. G. Redmond. Mrs Eugene Pattison, Willism A. Sykes, Rubin L. Sykes, two other brothers and sister living out of eitv. Puneral services at the 8. (uneral home, 2901 14th s av. Aril 9, at 7 p.m. Interment at Nor- folk. Va. (Norfolk papers please copy.) THOMAS. SARAH A. Depaited this life at 4:30 p.m. April 7. 1929. st her old residence, 456 M st n SARAH A THOMAS, widow of ine ‘laie Prederick M. Thomas. beloved mother of David R. Thomas. Grace Harwood Thomss and Nina I Thomas. Puneral from the sbove residence Wednes- day, April 10. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends iuvited. Toterment Rock Creek Cometery. T . Fla., aud Orwigsbure, Departed this life on 2 8. 199, after a short ili- ACE TUCKER. the beloved daush- ter of Thowes and Bettie Catiett. She leaves two sisters. three brothers and a host of athe; Ives and friends. R mains resting st Alevander 8. Pove fi. nersl chapel. 315 15th st. s Weduesday. Avril 10, at 3 p.m. sylvanis County. Va. WILLTAMS, FANNI April 7. Funersl at Spot- Departed this Mfe 1920. at the Little Sisters of the Poor. FANNIE WILLIAMS. beloved mother of Mrs. Ella Colemen. Funeral Wédnss- dey. April 10. at 9:15 a.m.. from Hoiv Re- deemer Church. Iaterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. WOODFOED. EVILYN 8. On Mondav, Aoril 8. 1929, EVILYN WOODFORD. in her 92nd year Services st John R. Wright's fu- neral pariors Wednesday. April 10, 11 a.m. Interment Arlington Cemetery. . WORMLEY, MARIE. On Sstnrdav. April 6. 1979. ‘st '10:45 ain. MARIE WORMLEY. heloved dsughter of Charles and the Ia Maria Wormley: stepdaughter of Ethel 8immons Wormley. loving <'ster of Dar- orthy Dorsev. Charles. jr. Mildred. Evelvn end Svivestsr Wormley. ~Frneral Wednes- @av. April 10. from Istael Baptist Church. 11th st beiwasn G and IT. ne. st 2 Relatives and fricnds invited to atten In Memoriam. ASHTON. IRRNE. In loving memory of my dear mothsr. who denarted this life, two years ago today, April 9, 1927. The chair is vacant in ‘our home That never can he filled. We love you, but sesus loved you best. ur loss is Heaven's gain. HER DAUGHTER, CARRIE SMART, BROOKLYN. N. Y. BUTLER, MARIAN BEATRICE. Tn loving memory of “my "dear daigh MARIAN BEATRICE. who died twenty-two years ago today, April 9, 190 I. who love you. sadly mis: 1. who hold you very dear. And in the lonely hours of thinking Often feel your presence near HER LOVING MOTHER, MILLIE BUTLER. HERBERT. EDWARD H. In loving remem- brance of our lovine hushand and father, EDWARD H. HERBE! who departed this lif> 19 Years ago_today WIFE AND DAUGHTER. MABEL. * LOMAX. LUCY. 1In loving remembrance of my dear mother. LUCY LOMAX. who died two years ago today, April 9. 1927. The flowers we place upon your grave, May wither and decay. But the love for you who sleeps beneath Will never fade awa A place is vacant in ovr home, Which never will he filled. LOVING "DAUGHTER AN GRANDSON. LOUISE BROOKS AND HOWARD LEE. * LUCKETT. GEORGE W. In sad but loving remembiarce of our dear husband and father. GEORGE W. LUCKETT. who # parted this life two years ago todsy, April 9. 1927 HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND FAMILY. * MATTHEWS. GEOI INNA. In sad but loving remembrance of our darling mother. GEORGANNA MATTHEWS. who departed :;l;' life nine years ago today, April 8, A loving mother. so wood and kind. No friend on earth like you we find. So sad_was the hour of thst d When God called our darling HER McCAULEY. SARAH LOUISE. In lovine re- membrance of my dear moiher, SARAH LOUISE McCAULEY. who died 12 years ##0 todav. April 9. 1917 HER LOVING SON. HOWARD, AND FAM- LOVISE. Tn loving memcry of our dear wife ‘wnd mother. SARAH LOUISE McCAULEY. who died twelve years ueo todav. Aoril ‘9. 1917 HER HUSBAND AND SONS. MUSE. EUNICE. 1n loving remembrance of our dear daughter and sisi EUNICE MUSE. who departed this life two years #¥0 today. April 9. 1927 Deep in our hearts you are fondly remem- red: happy memories eling to your Sweet. nam hearts that Joved you with deepest affection Always will love you In death just the ame MOTHER. LUCILF: SISTER 1TCILE, JR.: GRANDMOTHER AND AUNTS NAUCK. OSCAR. In sad but loving_mem- ory of our only beloved son. OSCAR NAUCK. aged 20 years and 6 the, who left us so snddenly eight yea! 0 today, April 9, 1921, God's plans, like lilies, pure and sweet, unfoid: ‘We must not tear the closed-shut leaves I Time w1l reveal the calvxes of gold Al;d ;{ with patient toil we reach the an Where weary feet, ‘may' rest. ‘When we can cl stand! Let us think that w ‘God knoweth best. God took cur loved ane from our home, Ut never from our heacis. § MUMSY “AND POP. RABBITT, ANN ROSA. In lovine remem. brance ‘of oir dear mother, ANN ROSA RABBITT, who entered into eternal rest four vears awo. Anril 9. 1925 HER LOVING CHILDREN, MARY, HAI ‘TON AND RANDOLPH. SILL. MABEL M. In sweet memory of my dear and only daushter. MABEL M. SILL. who depnrted this life elght yesrs ago to- day, April §, 1921 ways. Sweet in all her a7 Tru with sandals loos'd, rly see and under~ shall OTHER. * SLATER. NQRMAN G. A firibute to { memory “of my husband, NORMAN G. SETER. Sno J-gnv-« this life one yeur 850 today, April 3, 1938. Flowers msy wither, Leaves may die, By remembrance, of you A *VSVAGNES 3. SLATER. ¢ . N AN C. 1In sad but lovire O membraee of my beloved"son. NORMAN G. SLATER (@NEY). Who passed away one yéar ago todus. April 9. 1928, A happy home T once enjoyed— How sweet the memors sti But death has left a lon-liness That never can be filled. How sad today mv troubled heart, How dim my eves with tears. For death has robbed me of the one 1 thought was mine for vears. No one knows how I miks vou. Norman; No one knows the bitter &Ih\ 1 have suffered since you lel Por life has never heen the As I loved him. %o T miss him: In my heart he is al Loved. remembered, longed for always. Bringing many a’silent tear. 5 LONELY MOTHER., CORRINE ASH- i RON BMITH. SLATER. NORMAN G. A tribute of love ihe memory of my husband. NORMAN O. BLATER (ONEY). who departed this 1s one year ago today. April 9, 1928, Loving thoughts. true and tender, Just to_show I still remember. DEVOTED WIFE, AGNES SLATER. . RIC . In i denriybelpiea husbend. and 7 RICHARD WOOD. who left us fivi ago today. April 9. 1924. The hearts that loved ¥ou so dearly in life Love you in death just the same. Why do we mourn departed friends t death's alarm: hake n: 1 bt t ‘desus sends OESIGNED AND ERECTED WRITE OR TELEPHONE FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET MAIN 2568 THe J. F. MANNING Co,, INC, 919 15TH ST, N, W, WASHINGTON, D, C,