Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1929, Page 9

11,189 Registered at Lynchburg. LYNCHBURG, Va, 22 (Spe- cial) —Exactly 11,189 1928 State poll tax tickets have been paid here as an ACCOUNT election privilege for next November FINE MEN'S WEAR hen ‘Btate xaffiosss et o, be" koo, . EISEMAN'S—7th & F|mne ayments are ua fulows: it ;, White females, 4,805; eol colored females, i Ycu Should Have Gawler Service! T !xtmt from letter— “Permit me to erpress apprecia- tion for the uniform courtesy and helpjulness of each of your usoclum with whom we came in contact.” CREMATIONS OPEN A CHARGE “VICTIM OF STROKE ~and Office Commissioner ‘Since 1921—Had Been Governor of Utah. William Spry, commissioner of the United States General Land Office since 1921 and former Governor of Utah, died at his home, 2844 Wisconsin avenue, yesterday. Death came as the result of a stroke of paralysis last Tuesday. He had been in failing health since 1927 He was 65 years old. Commissioner Spry was appointed to the Land Office post by the late Presi- dent Harding. At the time of his ap- pointment, he resided in Salt Lake City, Utah, with his family. They moved to 211: city immediately and resided here ince. Recently Mr. Spry had been appoint- ed a member of the oil conservation committee of the Department of the In- terfor, formed to assist in carrying out President Hoover’s policy on petroleum conservation. Governor Two Terms. Mr. Spry was Governor of Utah for two terms, from 1909 to 1917. Before becoming governor he had served as United States marshal for Utah, as president of the State Board of Land Commissioners and in other public posts. He resigned from the position of marshal to run for governor. He was a candidate for the United States Sen- ate in 1927, but was defeated. Following his retirement as governor, Mr, Spry retired temporarily from pub- lic life until appointed to the Land Office by President Harding. Mr. S born_in Windsor. land, Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. N.W. Main 984 Abbey-Mausoleum Beautiful—Enduring—Convenient JOSEPH AWLERS aunlu ,4 /au Alfred B. Gawler MORTICIANS Walter A. Gawler 1750-52-54 Penna. Ave. N.W. Main 5512-3513 Private Ambulance Service All the Things —that go to make up fine, modern mortuary service will be found included in Deal service. And yet, as many people have found to their great surprise, our service is extremely moderate in price. For instance, one may have Deal service, complete, for as little as $125.00—and may pay as much more as is wished. Never, however, one penny more than the family wishes to pay. heo EAL FUNERAL HOME "For reference, Ask your neighbor’ 816 H STREE Phones Lincoln 8200-8201 "MILITARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Opposite Arlington Cemetery Your opportunity for inspection IS NOW. vmu are ulllnv rapidly, only a limited number remain. Open every day and Sunday. A more rmma memorial for loved ones cannot be obtained. ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO MORE THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL Glass-front cremation niches for urns containing ashes can be purchased. Office 1000 Conn.Ave. Main7897 AP 'OU’LL nod approvingly, *Prettier than ever” as your glance picks and darts among the dainty new designs in this spring display of Armstrong’s Linoleum. But, “How very sensible!” is bound to be your comment when the floor salesman talks about the dirt-proof, stain-proof surface. Each pattern is protected by the Accolac Process that seals the pores and saves the surface. Beautiful and lustrous when laid, these floors stay beautiful. When the frying-pan sizzles over, when bread falls jam side down —when heedless feet track in mud—a swish of a dampened cloth wipes the floor clean. The satin- smooth finish keeps no record of the tiny tragedy. This Accolac-Processed surface is easy to care for. An of floor scrubbing . . . A dash of the modern in an EMBOSSED floor Some old ideas of floors go a-tumbling with this Embossed Handcraft Tile Inlaid offered by Armstrong. Texture? This floor has a truly embossed surface. Color? Three tones of tiles are so adroitly blended * that no regular pattern repeat isevident;and thesecolorsare inlaid to the burlap back. Pattern? Occasional figures —emblems, insignia—are whimsically added at unex- pected intervals. Sent for ten cents. Book for Home Decorators Home decoration becomes much simpler when Hazel Dell bty Brown’s book, *“New Ideas in Home Decoration” helps you. Printed Designs | clal).—John Wetzel, | Bridge, Md., shot several days ago at WILLIAM SPRY DIES; ‘WILLIAM SPRY. had resided in this country since he was 11 years old. In 1890 he was mar- ried to Miss Mary Alice Wrathall of Grantsville, Utah. He is survived by his widow, two daughters, Mrs Alice Wooley of Los Angeles, Calif., and Mrs. Lita Wooton of this city, and a son, Lieut. James W. Spry, Army Air Corps, San Antanlo, Tex. Funeral to Be Held in Utah. ‘The body will be taken tomorrow to Salt Lake City, where funeral services will be held. Secretary Wilbur expressed deep re- gret upon learning of Mr. Spry’s death, stating: “Commissioner Spry was an unusually consclentious and effective public servant. He was especially valu- able at the present time on account of his wide knowledge of the oll leases. “Commissioner Spry also had a fine record in his own State. His death is a great loss to my department and to the Government in general.” Dies of Gunshot Wounds. FREDERICK, Md, April 22 35, (Spe- | 4, near Union the home of his uncle, Charles Wetzel, 49, died at the Frederick City Hospital from the result of gunshot wounds. The uncle is held at the county jail without bond for a preliminary hearing. The mooung followed a quarrel at the DOCTORS Recommend Undertaker HAMBER Private AMBULANCES Local Calls, $4 Low Cost Out of Town Phone Columbia 432 Wl Ly G e [l o g occasional light waxing and polishing renews its magic protection. In kitchens or wherever floors are frequently washed, freshening up with Armstrong’s Linoleum Lacquer once or twice a year renews the surface. (Do not lacquer over wax.) A quick, easy task compared to a steady sound by oo o where beasity weds the budget Wenetoldthltvmq\deflymr 's Printed Linoleum. Po-’b!ylththefleheolu!.thew!- ful printing, the exactness gith which with color. Whatever design it is, the price tag soon lets you know MWWWM o 1GEORGE W. LINKINS, - REALTY DEALER, DIES Heart Disease Is Fatal _‘o Life- long Resident of City at vi lllht tor frolt tonight; tomorrow fair and warmer. Becords for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 8 pm., 61; mldnu‘};t 49; 4 am, 45; 8, am, 45; noon, 47. Barometer - (inches)—4 p.m., 29.57; 8 pm, 29.65; midnight, 29.67; 4 am, 20}‘5;‘ 8 am., 29.84; noon 29.92. hest temiperature, 77, occurred at 2 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 44, occurred at 7 am. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 57; lowest, 43, Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today-—Low tide, 1:15 a.m. and 1:48 p.m.;: high tide, 7:03 am. and 7:29 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 2 a.m. and 2:33 pm.; high tide, 7:45 a.m. and 8:11 p.m. The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose 5:23 a.m.; sun sets 6:52 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:22 am.; sun sets 6:52 p.m. Moon rises 5:47 p.m.; sets 4:55 am. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- - half hour after sunset. | Condition of the Water, Great, Fails—Very muddy. . Weather in,Varfous Citles. uTomnonture Mr. Linkins was born in this city nad had lived here all his life. He entered | business in 1886 and remained actively engaged in it until a few days prior to his death. At the time of his death Mr. Linkins esident of the Home Build: ing Association. He was one of the or- ganizers and a former member of the directors of the Washington le Insurance Co. and was for many years active in Masonic circles, being past master of Hiram Lodge, No. 10, F. A. A M, and trmurer of Hiram Chap- ter Royal Arch Masol His real estate omcen are at 1733 De Sales street. peipeh & & B Births Reported. following births have been reported ealth Department in the last 24 . and Est) lnd lherA o e ‘B hours: fireh EL vlnve, Stk " - and Jo-epmne T Eathern W unrb\m et ra, gir) rien, boy. ‘Thom Bertha B, wmlnmmn wirl. Ruthleen H. Dietz, gir]. boy, 3 Kiontgomery, boy. Qiihn Btracun.” 0y, fo g ertha Edwarde. girl. ard and Tnez Smith. eirl. l ord and. Annte B Mlen r\rl ard and Leil Smith. boy. o7, wl"llm L. and Alllhl Boyd, Deaths Reporled ‘The 'fl“fll"nl deaths have R to ealth Department in the last | 242 Cathedral ave. ? e st 159M0T usjured ASUIH ‘me g o) ww Statiodls. seee Jaj9woey Swprosas eequan s eoa H c oud! 3720 Upton X st s dafinger B William' L. “Btockton, 41, Julian R. Ford. 44, Franklin' D, Benjamin roum Gerald 0. Bell, Infant of Gy ospital. ovidence Hos Fmergency Hospital. 13, Emergencs Hospital. 3, Emergency Gegr e C.and Evelrn £. Thoinp- | G . Sibley, Hospital. . 85, 710 11th st. ne. : 80, i Mar 0"‘{ en, 80, Emergency | Hoipital. Ricl o, o-mmer Hospital. m:fihp- é” r’m 1 R T EEE R4 LOST. BAG Bk vever; contalnlne ererlamses, small_purse with change and kezs, on' of Rear Chivert Bt. Bridse, Sunday eve, Phone Adams 523. Rew: Hexible, _.. Cloudy 058 Clear 0.12 Clear ... Cloud: BRACELET, 'Ill!e “goid Aligree; three ;t:mhnu l:wnrd unx Li n.w iephone_ Colum| BUNCH OF KEYS. m‘um. cA —Red Persia Walte: one year old: betws ¢ Reed Hospital and Sllver Spring. Re- ward. Phone Co! CAT—Gray Per: Friday, vieinity lumbia’ 516, UNTER SHAFT for International truck, . and 1st and K sts. rwers Vo name reter, nd Col. Call Cc e. 5 Spokane, Wash WASH., D. DIAMOND RING, lost Seturday afternoon. Reward. Return to 2505 13th st. n.W. ”m Efi very small; BIacK witl white 5ot “on iny. Reward. North FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Temperature. Weather. London, Ensiand . 36 Clear Baris, Bran he Sy llllr “Spain (Noon, Greenwich ‘time, todsy.) Horta (Fayah. Asores... 60 urrent ob: Hamilton, Bevmoda San Juan. Porto Rico. Havane. Cubi Coledoa W ¢ FIRST WIFE SUES SECOND. NEW YORK, April 22 (#).—An action for alienating the affections of Felix Salmond, famous cellist, brought by his divorced wt{g against her successor, wes revealed Saturday by a motion filed in court for permission to examine the present wife before trial. Salmond was divorced from Mrs, Lil- lian Salmond in Reno last year, and subsequently married, Helen Childs Cur- tis. Mrs. Liljan Salmond charges that while studying music with him, the present wife enticed Salmond away and pemnded him to start divorce proceed- ings. SSES—Will pmy finding evexla and 10c store t. ne: ‘AbFil 19, please feturn sam /.7 _Atlantic 1522. Reward. " part cloudy Clear Clear DOO— l <h| d_ terrie ith_black “H no cnufir‘"loi. m."r:n'a-'r Reward. Dec. byt 4859. 20th [ 3-year child's pink silk embroidered: An-wm‘.‘ or near Sibley Hospital. Call His- 4412 from CLASS PIN, with m. ogal, Fotadam State Normal '07: A, phone Pranklin_197 spectacles, fous chee e sznd. The Parnsborer Avt, 308, Nortn ) L one Franklin 4250-W. 4 pin with €0l grapes and Apri] where in Washington. Kewara.Bhone Kensington 181-R. PURSE, brown tooled, containing E. Verle Beedy's Michigan driver's license, money, pencil, persnal belongings. Kensington_49-J. Rew R, NEY, Saturdas bout $360 in currenc: Cee Afties And t twenties. Rewar: key, Phone REVOLVER, Colt, re. No. 5038, Met- on butt; somewhere ton, Priday. Return 15 Mo, 4 Ponice suunn Reward. 23° SCARF, navy blue_and red, Friday. near Capitol. Reward. Phone Main 1811, branch 87 Mis. Reed. BPANISH SHAWL—‘Dllrkflhlu! Thursda: Ry, on e Chevy Cha as heirloom. Corl Shems Bisaiey 299. JIRE AND RIM. Return to 294 Eve u 't on seat in Apoilo UMBRELLA u Sunday night: finder kindly return same to D175 etn"st. ne. Aok Uiy Marriage Licenses. lhrrnn licenses have been “issued to the following: lelln Downes. 24, fl Dorothy Oflhlflh gvdel of Pranklin, H.; Rev. Ane R. James G. Bain. 21, Martinsburg, Tnd.; Anna C. Brock, 19, this city; Rev. G. land Peter. Wiliam Smith, 31 and Ethel Brvant, 18 Rey, Wesley Wastrd Hugh A. Hudson, z : 1his city. and Vests Hnrper. 28, Hyattsville, Md.; Rev. Charles I Fults. and WOODWAPD & L.oruropP "™ U™ F axD G Starers Let Woodward & Lothrop show you the newest Armstrong Linoleums —and above all, let their skilled workmen cus- tom-tailor your linoleum floors for you. By their method they give you built-in floors of brauty—to exactly fit your rooms—and to give you years of satisfying service, Estimates given upon request GOLDENBERG'S Headquarters for ARMSTRONG’S Linoleums of All Grades! Goldenberg’s New Downstairs Rug and Floor Covering Dept. Use Our Budget Plan COAST, ARTILLEY GROUP | PLANS TARG: " PRACTICE 524 Regiment, & Railway Unit, to Exemplify Actual War at Fort Monroes May 7. W«mflmmu nuflyunlt.mmulnv 7 from Fort to Fort Monroe, Vir~ wutcr annual target and battle r!lhi jent ‘will arrive ntzvm May 7. However, as such a mmwmndm'.gl:colt'fimfiw work of emplacing undertaken until nnehnur-nzr sun- set, in order that the crews will be zlxl:muwwlmum amount of war No lights except the hlnt hlue lnld ;:lflch casts no reflection, 'rne ins will go into action Mly 10. ta:thn firing on May 13, 17, and 21 The regiment now holds three of the seven Knox trophies awarded the Coast Artillery Corps. hold one more when the practice ends. MRS. CALDWELL RITES. Funeral Bervices Held Here This Afternoon. Funeral services for Mrs. Fanny rett Caldwell, 77 years old, who dl!d Friday afternoon after a Jong fliness at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. O. Bunker, were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at her daughter's residence at Naval Hospital Quarters, No. 3. In- terment will be at Ithacs Y., her na- tive city. Mrs. Bunker, daughter of Mrs. Cald- well, is the wife of Dr. W. O. Bunker, physician at the Naval ‘Hospital. An- other daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Hill of New York, also survives. Mrs. Caldwell was the daughter of De Witt Clinton Garrett, railroad executive and assoclate in coal Eroducu @ard of Ehankn. NICHOLS. CLARENCE. We wish tos thank our many friends {or their kindness and sympathy and floral tributes on the death of Qur Son, CLARI NCE, NICHOLS, PA S, MR. AND MRS. WILEIAM McHoLs, T Beatha. lotuvm. THOMAS MILTON. Suddenly, on dence) 1208 Chieeinden o ni MAS it nw MILTON BOYLAND. son of the Inte John 4 and Ellen Boyland ‘and Brotner ot Jobn Boyland. Mass will be celebrated at St. Gabriets Giurehe® Wonsoor CoieDraled at Bt Circle n.w., or. Tuesday, Aprii 23, at § am. Interment Mount Oiivet Cemeters. © 33 BRADLEY, [ EIYYWILI.IAlzo.Denuud this lite .m. day, ‘April 25, at 3 residence. from his late tery. Interment Mount Zion Ceme- BROOKS. ELLA W. Departed this lif, - ds3; Avril 21 1929, "ELLA W SHOSHE: their loxs 3 brothers. 1 sister and & mos: of other relatives and friends. Puneral Wednesday, April 24, at 11 am., from her late residence. BROWN, HELEN. The Ladies’ Golden Lnl Whispering _Ho, Societ. getiiof Sage” ’x‘-'rm * “w’#fif‘"fi‘;‘m"‘s’. ULINE . BARNES, Rev BROWN, WILLIAM. De Ped tn - day. April 19, 1929, at 5'§n oyt med's Hospitel, Rev. WILLIAM W, beloved husband of Mary_ L. arf-'i?.,’.fx late pastor ug 3 4th 3 1 sts. 1rox onay umll 1130 Tuesday, ADrll Punerll !rom Ebenezer lL ._Church, tery, Baltimore, Md. ount Asbura, Oeme s.e. The lllusu'loul wu lnfl auhhmo princes of Jonathan Davis Con- sistory are hereby ordered to meet at the above church at 11:30 o'clock assist in this service. By order CICIRO A 3 Keever ‘of S Seals a d Archives, CHAS. H. ANDERSO] . Assistant. Marriner Eudd foes at the "chapel ot civde J mcholm 4209 Jin st. n.w., Tuesday, April 23, 5 Tnterment. at Gordonsvilie, Va. CRAIG, LIEUT. COL, DANIEL F. On Priday, April 19, 1920, at Providence, R. I Lieu Col. DANIEL. F. CRAIG. Funeral service 'ruud-y. April 23."at Fort Myer Chapel at m.” “Interment Arlington . National Cemmctery. DE SHAZO. SAMUEL T. Suddenly on Sun- m\yh April nuxszn, at_his mmm“‘x m g 5. De Shazo. sm. . Interment Mount Olivet ‘Cemeters: Relatives and friends invited. FOBD. JULIAN R. Suddenly, on Gaturday, April 20.1929. at 10:10 p.m. Ho:mtll.n JULIAN R., Beloved hul aged 63 vears. from_his late residence by F. M. of p.m. A FA Lodn. . 16, A. F. . M., Clifton, [nterment at Fairfax Court Relatives and friends lnvl!.ed. ‘ House, Vl. JOHNSON, CARRIE |‘v‘ulr On Thursday, Va Funeral on Tuesday. April JONES, EMMA Departed this life undas, BRI Tl 1040, e her residence, Sibin, Jonn. Md, aiter s briet iliness MA ‘BRO survived B9 w0 sons, Eaward and Nnh.mek Jones: three daughters, Mrs Gertrud wis, Mrs. Lucy g Siagyic Handy: Jevoted Gaushter-in-law, Mrs, Mag Remains are resting Jorete Went'Ena fuperal parlo. and Dumbarion ave. Funeral wil be held from Rock Creek Ba nnt Chureh, Wednes. day, April p.m, Rev. Wuhlm Sones Seaciating. ROSA. _Suddenly on Friday. Avrfl G, 1' l” l‘ 14 ruldtnce. 1025 18th st X TRINGS Caled olfer o > o nd Lindsey. She"aito Saves tnree Sisters and three brothers. ns _restil v omit fowers. lnterme LINKINS, GEORGE W. A specisl communi- cation of Hiram Lodse, No. 10. F. A. A. M. is called for Tuseday, ‘April 23, 1939, at 1 Masonic Temple, 13th st. and N. to attend the funeral of our late Past Master GEORGE W. - RAYMOND L. JOY. Master. ) y. ALLET, nbnAln llvdINl. on . Apri evidence Hospital, dR.'l’chgtA D B nd Husoand usband of Emily Mallet. Remains e e Noeme Gaptor st - znnaul ;\mfl-v. April 33, at 2 pm, o e ow York City: Chicuo. nl d Cleve. hnd, Ohio, papers please life at re, Md. MARBURY, JORN. gm-d m- " JOHN, the husban Aers, 818 p.m. April 18, 102D his reside: arbury. Sarah M nu mn-r DF Viata Hill the siep-father of ‘Whe ooy Mle:‘ wlllllllh LIIC’“'"’I?S “'" Seorarans Curtls and. Annie Davis. Notice ot the tunéral later. MATTHEWS. GEORGE W. M on April I, 1 THEWS a Clara E. Mat Lee's fune; ‘Tuesday, April ned his W. MAT- belnved husband of eral services at Baior, 338 T Pa. ave. n.w., on 23, at 10 hom t. Servi held at e M."%." Church on Tnes: Anrll 23, n 3 pm. Interment Cedar | Cemetery. fltwhr‘ Avm omas it MARGARET M. O n A ey ez rusidence, 1 wite of e X :mln. GGIE. D(’DI!M this lite llln- \GGIE 'ubfi‘n' H Wit x i.m al M late Nll Mfl“fl. 8l n. It hopes to | WIL! | BAWKIN: 5 m | NAUCK, JOHN AND MARTHA. {| BLACKISTONE, 1407 H 1 Thomi at le.lunl t:»'nr home. ‘ ey Tuesd: il ?n ua‘ Ghuren, dth st. above Florida 3 s “residence. P k2 HOURNE VI NT.Mla 4 - . Please omit ARD, ANN GA 20, 1928, Len, GALER, Ildn' of “the late Albe: . rd. Funeral from Holy Trinity Churcl . Interment Oak Hill Cem WARD, MARY ¥. On Sunday. April 2, 1929, 8% Georgelown Universify Hospita: Y P. WARD (nee Hayes), beloved wif§ or John M. Ward. Remains resting at 1511 th s - Jinesal from sbove residenes edneidsy. Ao 34, mass a1 Hols Toinaty Shiiey s i0 Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rels mu -na friends invited. JoUN G. On Saturday. A 1 .n, YO0t 1038 o, o iovea band Of Virginla B, Wilson of 721 33ne n.w. Funeral and interment private. iu i!muriam wors. A nd (ear just ended, Another sun has Anaruluu;e Think and weep for you, deat How can_we sver forget? HER FUBRAND. (CALEE ADAMS. AND 7O DAUGHTERS. HELEN CONWAY. CATHERINE E. ADAMS, lu~ A tribute of lov: to the memry oy dear mether. CATAERINE B GON WAY, who departed this life one yéar ar 22, nd MARIE C. DIGGS MEREDITH 8. GEORGE | AIAH L. A lovin ute [ S e R N X ST REDITH 8, DIGGS. who died Pebrusry B ; GGS. March 17, T2 MART B DICOS, Aukit 52, 1922, an ISATAH L. PERRY, January 19. 1922 Loved in life, in death remembered, FREEMAN, SALLIE E. AND JAMES. In sad but lovine remembrance of our devote mother. BALLIE FREEMAN, who departe this life December 7. 1919, and our dear brother, JAMES FREFMAN, who departed this life April 22, 1921. Just a line of sweet rememtrance, just 8 memory. fond and true; Just a token of Jove's devotion, IA Al AND SARAH WILSON. GREEN, GERTRUDE. In sad but loving re« T, Tour years 8zo today. Abril 33, 1936, What is home without a mother? All things this world may send, But when 1 lost my dear mother 1 lost my dearest friend. My dear mother that was you. LOVING DAUGHTER. MARY GREEN. * LEVL 1In sad but lovin membrance of our dear father. BAWKINS, who departed this Life thres years ago today, April 22, 1926. You are not forgotter, dear tather, Nor ever shall yor A8 Song s "Hic's mmemories last We shall alwayg think of thee HIS_DEVOTED N, MAMIE HAWKINS. LEHMAN, LILLIAN G. In loving remem- brance of our dear wife and mother, LIL- LIAN G. MAN (nee Cooke). Who d parted this life two years ago toda: BLANCHE Bome may think you are forgotten, Though with us you are no more; But in memory you are with us always were ‘YOUR LOVIN évss.«\m JACOB HUBER TRRMAN. CAND, REN. FRANCES AND DAVID RUSSELL. LEHMAN. LILLIAN G. A tribute of love to the memory of our beloved sister, LILLIAN G, LEHMAN. who depnrted this life tvo years ago todav, April 32, 1927. Anniver- 3at7 mass 8% Bt. Pairice'’s Churchs You left behind broken hearts, Wh ve SISTERS AND LONESOME, ETHEL M. B. Sacred to the memory of our dear sister. B. LONESOME, who, Tere" as seveh JoArs ag0 today, April 22, 1922, Every day our thoughts are with you, And st night for you we pray, MaY the angels shide above you Until we meet on judgment day. BER LOVING SISTERS, EDITR AWD wm:to!!. ETHCL MAE BELLE. Sacred t the memory of our devoted daienter, ETHEL MAE BELLE ME. who de- parted’ this life seven years ago today, Avril 22, 1922. Not dead to us who loved her, Not lost, but gone before: She lives 'with us in memory, And will forevermore. HER LOVING NTS, HELEN BENJAMIN LONESOME. A true and loving sister who will always be_remembered. AND HER BROTHER. WILLIAM L. LONESOME, f.| WEST VIRGINIA STATE COLLEGE. * % | MARTIN, ALFRED R. In sad but loving re- membrance _of ' our ' dear band and father. ALFRED R. MARTIN, who departed this life one year ago today. April 23, 1928. Gone, but not forgotten. HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER. * In ssd b loving Temembrance of our dear. father and_mother and :r-na“renu JOHN D. NAUCK, who departed this life Fedruary 2, 1925, and MARTHA A. NAUCK, April Just these lines of sweet remembrance Of a memory tond and true. A token of love's devotion. That our hearts still long for both of THEIR. DEVOTED SON, DAUGHTER AND GRANDSO! . FU NKIA . DIRECTORS. JOHN K. WRIGHT co. __1337 10th St. N.W. ___Phone North 47. " CHAS. S. ZURHORST 801 EAST CAPITOL IT. —____Phone Lincoln %7 JWILLIAM LEE LEE'S SONS, CREMATORIUM. PA._AVE NW _NATIONAL 1384, 1383, st TIMOTHY HANLON Puneral Director Private Ambulance 641 H St. N.E. inc. S T T. F. COSTELLO 1724 North Capitol St____ NORTR 976. }oscph F. Birch's Sons 3034 M St N - Ehons wess se Herbert B. Nevnus Funeral Home ”4 lev York Ave. N.W. Main 2600 Quick, Disnified, Eficient Service, Altmnnbxlz Service Chapel V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of mor connected original with the S Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H St. NE meoln su Modern Chapel sA ‘the ofldin;l W. R. Speare Co. 1 Connecticut Ave. Potomac 4600 8 years at 1208 H_ut., 45 years at M0 P st Frank Geiet’s Sons Co. Motern Ghapel, - Felephione Main 2473 CEMETERIES. GLENWOOD CEMETERY Choice lots and sites for sale. Vaultage $5 per month. FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY Per Downtown o Burerand Ron seet- an. one Cemi FUNERAL DESIGNS. Beautiful Floral Designs $5 and u,?" “GEO, C. SHAFFER FLORAL SURMSUR FLORAL FURLENS AT 00 Qur Only Store. 14th & Eye