Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1929, Page 7

D ¢, MAY 12 STAR. WASHINGTON. 1929—PART 1. 7 different families and permanent jobe | SR it el g Mg |FORMER WASHINGTON MAN MRS. GRACE HART DIES. ! Bt"atha‘. Other instances of aid are found in‘ DIES IN AlnSHIP CRASH = ~...=" AUNDAY T TOINDEXTER. WILLI i | the adjustment of pressing debts for o Departed this == BHARIT'ES GRUUP life on Prigay, May 1. 1929. at 3:35 p.m.. 79 families, hospitalization for 371 per- | | Tomorrow Afternoon. ‘ WILLIAM C. ' POINDEXTEE. husband of ; | sons with private treatment for others: s, Yo 0 housing conditions improved for 17“’“’"‘ T Wi, S, B8 Mead (of | i i f | families and removal to other quarters | Plane Company, Buried rs. Grace L. Hart, wife of Dr. James arranged for 33 families. Connection | W. Hart of this city, died at her home. Funeral Services to Be Conducted | Fdmonia Poindexter. Funeral Tuesdar. with relatives, missing parents, with in Chicago. ;?lfid F street, Friday night, after a long 31 Per Cent Increase Over parlors. 1115 22nd st. n.w,” Interment Lin- coin Memorial Cemeters. 13 ROONEY. JAMES F. On Friday. Mav 10. 929. at his home. Brooklvn. N. Y.. JAME: F. ROONEY. baloved brother of Mrs. Dan- iel C. Mahoney and son of the late James nd Mary Rooney. 5 'H. NANCY SPEAKS, May 14. at 2 pm, frem Jenifer's funeral chureh or with recreational sources also . - Word has been received of the death | illness, Funeral services will be con. was made in & number of instances. | .5, airplane accident near Chicago FACE'LiQUO'R CHAF}GES’ of John L. Norris, jr., 24, son of Dr. Tomorrow!—a day | ducted at the residence tomorrow after- | sy noon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in | Arlington Cemetery. Qu Fridas, May t Providence Hos- and Mrs. John L. Norris of Augusta, beloved wife of | Ga., formerly of Washington. and mother of Marie Smith . George. Joreph. Aloysius. M OF GREAT SAVINGS on Good FURNITURE at the WR]IGHT Co. Several important purchases—besides a number of special price-cuts make these values possible Reducing Our Stock of BED-DAVENPORTS Kroehler and other Famous Makes 3-Pc. Overstuffed enport, club chair and Davenport-Bed Suite club chair. Reduced to Davenport Bed Suite Reduced to wing chair. ~ Daven- port opens into most Reduced to Velour up hol- Wood base frame. Davenport, $ Upholstered in fine $Q77 3 comfortable bed. s stery. Davenport, 3-Piece Tapestry Upholstered large Bunny Chair, quality jacquard. Dav- 3-Pc. Lawson Type Bunny chair and Davenport-Bed Suite and Wing Chair. Sale of Mahogany: DRESSERS and CHESTS Made possible by a special purchase from a manufacturer of fine furniture. 1 Less Than Usual Prices 6 DRESSERS, that regu- larly sell for $59 s37& 8 DRESSERS that regu- 549_00 larly sell for $75... 8 CHESTS OF DRAW- 320 35 ERS that regularly sell for $49 ... 12 WALNUT VENEER CHESTS that regularly sell 7-Piece SUITES 992 5-Pc. Decorated Breakfast Set Includes Table $19._§g Artistic design in American walnut finish. Leather upholstery China _cabinet, exten- sion table, buffet and 4 chalrs. and four chairs. A wvery special price. . 3-Pc. Mohair Upholstered Davenport Bed Suite Reduced to s, tine desi fragge?arggd wood 3220 base. Davenport, Coxwell Chair, Club Chair. 3-Pc. Mohair Upholstered Davenport-Bed Suite Reduced to Reverse of cushions 1 arquette. Daven- :e:?. Club Chair and s 1 7 :§9 Button-back Chair. T 3-Piece Fibre Davenport-Bed Suite Reduced to Gl 579,50 Secretary Book Case constructed. Daven- port, Chair and Rocker. Genuine ma- hogany veneer, grill doors. 3- drawer base. Convenient Terms ruf- cane } Cretonne fled pad, panel ends. Bed Outfit Complete 4 Includes 2 c I /, /] i hiLh) ‘[ YH i : Simmon s J 1 If twin link 11 spring—all cotton Tolled edge Mattress. Convenient Terms LOW TERMS ARRANGED TO FIT YOUR BUDGET! e WRIGHT co. 905-907 7th St. NW. 132 by Field Workers. According to reports of field workers for the Associated Charities, made pub- i lic yesterday by the board of managerz, 663 Washington families received help from the organization during April, compared with 503 families during Ap: of last year, an increase of 31 per cent. Cash coniributions to the families in the form of necessities and payments of rent totaled $7.612 for the month, a large increase over the same period ‘of Iast year, when $5,513 was used for the material needs of families. Unemployment, constituted a factor thus presented to workers. Sickness or physical disabilities scored 31 per cent in the analysis of the causes of dependency; indebtedness, 27 per cent: non-support, 18.4 per cent ing. 16.7 per cent, and family desertion, 13.7 per cent. This_cash relief, however. was only part of the work done by the staff of 13 trained social workers and by voluntecr visitors. Temporary employ- ment was obtained for persons in 60 SERVICE Is Thoroughly Modern To be successful an institution must be al it of the times. We have every ipment that will make for better ice. We are thought- fal and" considerate. Funeral Parlor- Private Ambulance and_Livery in Connection. JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic LEADERSHIP To, lead in busi- ness’ means to be equipped to main- tain a position above the average. Our thorough knowledge of the work, and our un- tiring _ efforts to serve, is responsible for our continued growth and leader- ship. The cost is most moderate. m Chapel. Private ance. Just Phone— Perry & Walsh Morticians 29 H St. N.W . 4601 5th St. N.W. Mam 984 Like the Rock of SOLD BY Expert Embalmers s ¥ ear Complete Funerals as low as . Couch Casket Funeral as low as Private Ambulances... 14th, Cor. Chapin N.W. VUl April, 1928, Is Reported | ITwo Men Accused of Possession and Transportation. Charges of alleged violations of the Jones law and the Volstead act were | preferred against Charles Augustus jEdrlin and James Charles Bowie, 32- | year-old colored residents of South 1Washlng(nl|4 who were arrested in that | section yesterday by Detective Howard i | | ~ Young Norris was instantly Killed | when the plane he was piloting crashed | at the Maywood. Ill, airport of the | Liberty ~Air Service 'Corporation. of | which he was president. Funeral serv- ices were conducted in Chicago. i Dr. Norris was graduated from Cen- | tral High Schocl here in 1894 and was { for many years connected with the | | District of Columbia Health Depart- | ment. He later became a member of | the staff of the Edward Hines, jr., Hos- | pital in Maywood. under direction of Mrs. Hare was a native of Stanfox ville, Dutchess County, N. Y. She is i survived by her hushand. a daughier. Miss Grace Louise Hart of this city, and a son, Lieut. Charles E. Hart, U. S. A stationed at Fort Myer, Va. She als: leaves two sisters, Mrs. N. W. Dent and Mrs. Donald W , both of N: York. Dr. Hart served as a major in th Medical Corps during the World War. of 51 per cent of the family problems | bad hous- | Home for the Dead Never Leaks Always Dry—Lasts Through the Years At a Price Any One Can Pay | sa CALL Washington’s Most Reasonable Undertaker W. W. CHAMBERS CO. | il 0 alllliy the United States Veterans' Bureau, and is now engaged in similar work in Augusta. John Norris is survived. in addiiton to his parents, by two sisters. Frances Norris and Mrs. Laura Foote. the latter ‘They | of Chicago. were held on charges of illegal pos- | session under the Volstead act and | transporting in violation of the Jones PUPILS TO GIVE PROGRAM. |law. " Acting upon the advice of As- sistant District Attorney David Hart, = in charge of liquor prosecutions, Ogle | did not hold the car and chauffeur, E. Ogle. | Ogle saw the two men seated in a | hacker’s car, and due to their actions, | made an examimnation, which he said, | resulted in finding A dozen 2-quart | jars of corn whisky in the car. “Spring Vodvil” Show. A “Spring Vodvil” will be given by the pupils of the High School Friday and Saturday ev nings at the Brightwood Elementa School ~ Auditorium, Thirteenth strect and Nicholson avenuc. Elizabeth O'Hara, the chairman. ted by Miss Pauline Yates Long. | Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been fssued fo the follnwing James. Thornlon. 21. and Roberta Prank- lin, T3¢ Rev. 9. Maurice King Walter F. Dopp. 23. this city. and Olive | M. Tucker, 18, Kitchener, Canada: Rev. John E. Brices Alexander Morris. 307 Rev: Chatles Ciishineberrs. R.ht\'.(n"\‘ B{;‘x‘l‘li 50. and Mary L. Barnes, 48: Mifs Rebude 5 i oy Villiams. Miss Maude Jessup, Miss Mar; Thomas J. Green. 42. and Virtina E. Par- | : solhomes J. Green, 42. ar | 3.3, Lowrey and C. J. Cant er H. Platt, 21. and Blanche &. Goode, | —_—— 20: v. John E. B = e | X30serh Moty 20 and Gen. Gowen Transferred. 40. and Willmer West, Natalie Diermier, Miss C. V. Allen, Mrs. R. S. Romney, Miss M. E. Taylor, Wilkins, Liague. 349 Maryland ave. s.w. Main 8083 B LOST. * | BAR PIN. gold. platinum: diamond and sap- ohires Reward. 1801 16th st. 412._North 603 Joseph Moshy, 21, and Martha Mickins, 19: Rev, W. H. Miror. Chartie A Edmonds. 31, and Nettie Daniel, | _ Brig. Gen. James B. Gowen, recently 270 Hew ecler 4 e & i promoted, has been relicved from duty Regryrice Lubore s And Naoml Cohen. 22: | o¢ " headquarters, Fifth Corps Area, at ‘“Vfln‘N Am;;uegx. Tflhfi{?al};ys. ?;l Y., and | Fort Hayes, Ohio, and ordered to Fort cze Vitga. 18; Rev. N.AL DeCarlo Hoyle. Md.. to command the 1st Ficld Fdward L. Woolford. 21 ‘and Liltian M. | oY1 Md. s Mihm. 17: Rey. H. F. Downs. Artillery Brigade. [ Hnrold L Truenbuve. 26, and Mars A Se. | == = = an. 1. both of Baliimore, Md.: Rev. G NI Diffenderfer. EUEN Edmund R. Duval. 45. and Grace A. Wolff, 27. both of Baltimore, Md.; Judge Robert E. Matingly. | William Wansel. 36. and Alice N. Johnson. 36, both of Baltimore, Ma. Rev. William H. Manokoo! Lowe C. Wilson. 27. and Gertrude E. Alder- ton. 24. botn of Martinsburg, W. V; €l M. Bevlin. 28, Shamrock, Tex.. and | BRACELET. diamond and _onvx, and_dia- e McDaniel, 21, Warrenton, V. Rev. | mond and ruby ring. en Wednesday after- ew R. Bird. noon in Wardman Park Hotel or between Kssulke, 24. and Thelma Jen- | hotel and garage on Calvert st. or Conn Richard Schmidt. | ave. Reward if returned to manager, Ward- AL T | BOSTON TERRIER. bro | breast and one white foot: District 4 Reward. _Call Cleveland 6588. 0 pearl. crescent | shaped: Saturday. in store on P st. n.w | Liberal reward. " Address Box 430-V. Star of- | Ace T , | FUR SCARF. small. Fischer. between 4203 FINE MEN'S WEAR Ingomar st. snd Lan: Dept. St t | | week. _Liheral rewar |EISEMAN'S—7th & F|ggue g, brown, 3., somneds. | Caniil, 2700 Conn. ave. Col. 8106, | OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Reward. 13 | KEYS. Thu-sday. between 9th and 14th. New | t. n.w., probably on York ave. and 1406 G til Bank Bids. car. Reward. 403 N Pi. Metropolitan 7725. i TALTAVUL 2kl AT e Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. MUSICAL SORORIT’ lost Saturday mornini | Epiphany Church and Corner Spring Road Ph Col. 464 ones | Adams 10341. Liberal reward. | Clev. 2996. | NIBLIC a_keeps: | PENCIL, gold. o | dixmonds, _initialed . Reward if returned to_Meyer Da ‘Thomas_Circle. PIN—Large diamond brooch. three inches ing one large white diamond anary diamond. one_cinnamon Liberal re- ¢ office on” 16th st. prized as eward, Dec. 447 M. | one 'large diamond and small diamonds. d. Address Box 297-V. St | PIN; round. mini Z clus ter of pearls. on Harrison st. or on Conn. |ave.” near Harrison st. liberal reward. | Cleveland et TBOOK. n_leather: vicinity of 19(h and Lamont sts.: containing wrist watch, bank and check book. driver keys. Yaluable papers and abonut 5. Ages. The Steel | Reward. CHAMBERS et NECKDIECE, Wednesday night, | street car. First and E se.. or near George | Wazhington Inn. ‘Reward. Call Lincoln, 400. | 5300 REWARD for return of diamond and onyx bracelet. also diamond and ruby ring {ost on Wednesday afternoon in vicinity of Wardman Park Hotel or garage; communi- cate with manager. Wardman ‘Hotel. GREAT DANE, brindle, from | neighborhood of Chevy Chase. | Reward. Phone North 50. n_Air-sealed Vault Guarantee i |BROOCH PIN, large diamond. | 3 inches long; containing small diamonds mounted in platinum: 1 large white diamond, 1 large canary diamond, 1 large cinna- {mon diamond. Liberal reward. | Address Box 349-V, Star office. Phone Col. 432 || Make Friends! T your church you will make friends; the kind of friends you would like to make. If you are a stranger in town, if you would like to'make more friends, or if you would like to make friends of a dif- ferent type than you now have, go to your church, and make there the kind of friends you can be proud to have. Regular church goers always have hosts of friends. i i DEAL FUNERAL HOME Gfor reference, sk your neighbor 816 H STREET N.E. Brightwood Junior High to Offer Brightwood Junior | FOR TOST ANIMALS. apply Animal Rescue | n.w. Apt. | h_white nose, | tag ! between | mented ;;mhAmbn-Tnfla | | to 1823 Kilbourne pl. n.w. Call Adams 4141. ! Births Reported. Thr following births have been report the Health Department during the lasi | "Hebre B_and Mary E. wirl. i Charles R. and Ava Rothgeb. mirl. | Harry and Mary Moshovilis. girl | Charles M. and El!izabeth Huntington, girl. ! Edward H. and Anna Bruns. girl || Biped oot fmw mmne ant Yilim S fzd Ju & Jetnisan, 2l e Tl R Nemmlls pee John R. and Robert D. Duil. Moritz_and Mollie Greenbers. Fdward ard Anita P. Peter. ho: Rarmond L. and Zeta Bra Henry W. and Eleanora E. Pendleton. girl ey 3 A Eanera ol endl ‘ Morgan. hoy. b boy. Deaths Reported. | st e olisTine doathy Base en crovsien | 24 hours R o aiatis s Isabelle Waldo. St. Flizabs Logtelie Weales, 14, 86 Sllapus 2 Charles G FEllis, 64, en route Emergency Hosnital, Theithe ataust. 55, 2540 14th st | . Annie Orndorfl, George Washington | | ndnnie ] t}:nf!fl“%‘n‘l}ll. 1t 3 er Ree lospital. i S s ad i 685, Home for Aged and | " Mar¥ Lou Jorcan. 40, Casualts Hospital. er S, Brown. 36. 1218 Kenyon st. . 16. 920 T1th &t t of Bernard and Estelle Dorsey, 14 hours. 1404 Monteilo ave. n.s. @ards of GIhxmkn; BOOKER. DIUS. Jr. We wish to express | | our heaitfelt aaitiud to our relatives and friends for their kind expressions of sym- | pathy and beautitul foral tribiutes at the ! our devoted son and. brother, { _ DIUS BOOKER. Jr. THE FAMILY. | MAGRUDER. GEORGE HARRY. We wish to thank our ‘many friends for their xind- Dess and sympathy during the iliness and death of my beloved husband and for the | | many floral tributes received from them. | | MBS MARY L. MAGRUDER AND PAM- | ‘ i ! Araths. ! ARTHUR. JAMES C. Departed this life Fri- day May 10, 1939, at Freedmen's Hos- | . after a brief illness. JAMES C. | ARTHUR. He leaves to mourn a father, | N e four sisters, Augusta, Rebecca. Sarah and ey ot i the Rock Creek Baptist Church, in Tenley- BERESFORD. FREDERICK. 'S 3 My 0 1020, At 110 Bom.. PREDEAICK | BERESFCRD. son of the late Randolph | and Ella Beresford, aged 53 years. Fu- neral from his late residence. 126 1ith st. .e.. on Monday. May 13. at 2 p.m Rela- tives and friends invited to attend. In- terment (private) at Rock Creek Cemetery. o 1 BRITTON, MARTIN. On Saturday. y 11, | 71020, MARTIN. son of Mrs A ¥, ‘Britton and the late Col. A. T. Funeral private. | BURNET?. MARGARET B o o { wood pl. n.w.. MARGARET BRADY. widow of Dr. Swan M. Burnett. Puneral Monday. May 13. at 3 p.m. from Gawlers, 1T Pennsylvania ave. Interment private coLl S. EDGAR A. On Saturdav, M: 11, 1929, at 2 p.m.. EDGAR A. COLLIN;.’M- | i i Britton. and father of Nellie C. Handiboe. Fu- neral {rom his late residence, 8i1 Granden ave., Rockville. Md.. on Monday, May 13. Interment Arlington Cemetery. | COTTIER. FRANK H. On Saturday, May 1 1920, at 11:30 am. at Gallinger Hospit: | FRANK H. COTTIER. Remains restin the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 3001 14th st. nw. at Cedar Hiil Cemetery. Wednesday. May 8. 1929, at his _residence. 1120 6th st. se. JOHN 8. DAVIS. devoted husband of Julia 8. Davis and brother of Mrs. Pearl Duckett, Charles and Ernest Davis. He also lea: to mourn his departure many other rel tves and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rbines_funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. sw. Puneral Sunday. May 132. at 1 pm. {fom Vermont Avenie Baptist | Churcl Interment Lincoln . Memorial Cemetery. 12 DORSTER. ANNA MARY. The remains of ANNA MARY DORSTER. wife of John N. Dorster and mother of Jessie Ster- ling_and “Eunice Holmes, will be brought to Washington, D. C.. from Manchester. N. H. Services will be held in chapel at | Harniony Cemetery. May 12, 1929, 2 Relatives and friends invited. | FAYE, JOSEPHINE N. Suddenly. on Satur- | " 'dav'morning, May 11. 1929, JOSEPHINE N., | beloved wife of Jacob Fave Funeral serv- s at her late residence. 54 Bryant st. May 13, at 2 p. . GLEASGN. DANIEL P. May 10, 1929. at his residence. 302 “Rhode Island ave. m.e. DANIEL P._GLEASON, beloved husband of Margaret E. Gleason (nee O'Brien). Fu- | sidence on Monday, May 13, thence to St. ' Martin's | Church. where mass will be ‘said at § o'clock a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 12 GRAMAM. DR. C. CARROLL. Suddenly. on Saturday, N at Emergency Hospital. DR. €. C: late Eleanor E. Gr n.w. His remains are resting st V. L. Speare Co., 1009 H st. n.w. Notice of fu- neral later. HART. GRACE LOUISE. On Friday, May 10, | 1929, at 9:45 p.m.. at her residence, 2156 F | st. n.w. GRACE LOUISE. wife 'of Dr.| Jumes W. Hart and mother of Grace Touise and Lieut. . E. Hart. Funeral from her late residence Monday. May at’2 pm. ‘Relatives and friends invited Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 12¢ | HOWARD. MATTIE E. Departed this life | Thursday, May 9. 1929 at 11:30 pm. MATTIE E.. the wife of the late Rev. Rich- ard Howard and mother of Joseph J. How- ard. Alice H. C. C. and Thom: Funeral | Will be at the Tesidence of her son. Joseph 1212 5th st nmow., Monday. al 1:30 p.m., Reév. W.' D. Batlie 45 pm.. at - FOWIN W Saturday, AMay 11, 1929, at'3 am. EDWIN W. HUGUELY. | beloved husband ‘of Ethel W. Huguely! aged 52 years. Funeral from his late resi- dence. 3611 Néw Hampshire ave. n.w.. Monday, May 13. at § p.m. Services at Wallace' Memorial _Presbyterian _Church. cor. New Hampshire ave. and Randoiph at 3:30 o'clock. Relatives and friends ited 1o sitend. Inieyment at Glenwood JAMESON. ALBERT. Suddenly. on ‘Thurs- | day. May ‘9. 1920, ALBERT, beloved hus- band of Laura H. Jameson, aved 12 vears. Funeral from the residence of his brother. | 837 Elliott st. n'e.. on Mondav. May 13. at 8:30 am. thence to Holy Name Church. Where requiem mass will be said at § a.m. for the repose of his soul. Relatives and | friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Gemetery. (Loudoun County.’ Va. and | Charles Counts, Md., papsrs pleace copy.) 12 JENSMINE. Suddenly, Friday. May'| 10. 9. Vat_ her residence,’ Burke. Va JENSMINE. beloved wife of Oren Jens: Funeral from her late residence. Sunday. May 12. 3 bm,_ Interment Fairfax Ceme- | tery, Falifax. Va 12 loved husband ‘of Sarah Eiizabsth Collins | Interment Monday, May 13, | DAVIS. JOBN S. Entered into eternal rest | | zaret and Irene Smith and sister of Miss | la Speaks. Funeral Tuerday. May | 30 a.m. from 316 Kentucky ave | thence to St. Crprian’s Church 13th | and C sts. s.e. whers mass will be said at | 22 m “Interment Mount Olivet Cemetars. Relatives and frisnds nvited. 3 MONTON, JOHN T. On < 11. 1020, JOHN T. SYMONTO! huisband of Marguerite_Symonton. in the 80th vear of his age. Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers funeral home. 14th and Chapin ss. n.w. Funeral on Tuesday, Mav 14 at 830 am. irom the W. W. Chambers funeral pariors 14th and Cha< pin sts. thence to St. Paul's Catholis Church. where mess will be said at 9 2.m. for the repose of his soul. . May his soul snd zll the souls of the faithful departed through the mercy of God rest in peace. 13 THOMAS. ELIZARETH ANNIE. Departed this life suddeniy May 8. 1929. West 134ih st City. FLIZABETH ANNIE THOM ussie). beloved daughter of thd zabeth and ‘Albert Thomas and devoted sisier of the late Mrs. Sarah C. Thoma Wiliiam. Alberf. Wes¥ and Charies Thom. as. aunt of Mrs. Gertrude White. Etta Tiighman. Grace Washington. Mauds Gross. Fornes. London and Willam H Thomas. She also leaves o mourn her departure other relatives and friends. Fu- neral Tuesday, May 14, from Jarvis fu- neral pariors. * T. CHRISTOPHER C. On Friday. May * 1929, CHRISTOPHER C., beloved hus band of Rosalinda West (nee Hornig). Fi neral from his late residence. 2000 Biade ne. on Tuesday. May 14. at 8:30 uiem mass at the Church of the 9 _o'clock. Relatives and Interment Mount Oliiet - wooD, Oon Fridey. Mav ¥, 192 A helle. N. GRACE _BURCHELL. beloved wife of Gharles F. Wood. formerlr of Washington, D.C. Funeral (private), May 13. in Memoriam. BOWLING. EDWARD. Sacred to the swee et and everlasting memory of my s EDWARD. who left me so suddenly 1 weeks ago today. which is his 22nd birth- day anniversary That merry shout. “Where is Ma,” No longer I can hear. No_tender kiss upon my cheek. No smiling face 1 see Dear Lord, how could I give my hoy up To any one but Thee? HIS HEARTBROKEN MOTHER. * FLLA S. In sad but loving Mother's’ day remembrance of our dear mother and daughter. ELLA HAWKINS. How sweet the name of mother sounds who feel 50 sad. X of irienas uLon the earth, Mother the best {riend we had. HEE DEVOTED MOTHER AND CHIL- DREN. MRS. ALICE B. MONROE, JAUN- ITA AND ALFRED. i HOROWITZ, KUSSELL. In sad. loving re- membrance_of our_dear father and hus- band. KUSSELL HOROWITZ, who de- parted {rom this life one year ago todsy, May 12, 1528, How sad today my troubled heart, How dim my eves With tears For death has robbed me of the one 1 thought was mine for years. A _happy home we had. enjoved, How sweet the memory still But death has left a loneliness That never can be filled. LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. * JORDAN. JEANETTE. In sad and lovin, membrance of my darling mother. - ETTE JORDAN. who departed this lite suddenly 16 years ago today. Mother's Day,” May 12, 1913, in Atlantic City, N. J. My heart still aches for you mother des Your loss I will ever-feel. You hore sour suftering with smiling feax And left a wound that will never heal. DEVOTED AND _LOVING DAUGHTER, PERSIS H. PATTERSON. B JORDAN, JOHN W. In sad remembrance of my dear husband. JOHN W. JORDAK, Who departed this life May 12, 1927, Life is so lonely without you 1 know you are ‘waiting for me. My, work i3 almost done. ow_glad the meeting will be and we will never part asain. HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. * LANE. W. H. In sad and loving remembrance of our dear father, Rev. W. H. LANE. At_home on the beautiful hills of Gods By the valley of rest so fa My daddy walks with the angels there. And_hear my cry, oh, God, attend unto my prayer. That when my work on earth is done T shall meet my daddy there. HIS LOVING DAUG! CORA. * i RUDERMAN. IDABEL. Sacred and sweet is the memory of my dear daughter. TDABEL RUDERMAN (nee Gee)."'who le suddenly 3 vears ago. May 12. 1 What happy days we once “enjo: When we were all together: But. oh, how changed it all is new Since you have gone forever: My dear mother is gone but not forgotten. LOIS. SHEID, WALTER E. In loving remembrance of my dear and only son. WALTER E. SHEID. aged 22, who died suddenly 30 years ago today, May 12, 1909 Dear is the grave where my only boy is laid, Sweet is the memory that will never fade. A’ LONELY MOTHER. SHEID. WALTER EDWARD. membrance of my dear son. WALTER ED- WARD SHEID, who died so suddenly 20 years ago, May 12. 1909. Gone but not forgotten. BY HIS FATHER. * THOMAS, JOSEPH. In sad but loving mem- ory of ‘my dear husband, JOSEPH, whe died May, 12, 1918, Love ahd thought. true and tender, I still remember. ILY. LENA THOMAS. In loving Te= Just to_show DEVOTED F: FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance Moatt Gnaper Lincoln 524 ALMUS R. Succeeding the original W. R. Speare Co. 1623 Connecticut Ave. Pctomac 4600 8 years at 1208 H st. 45 years at 0¥ st Frank Geier’s Sons Co.’ 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Mitern Chapel. Teipnone Main 2473 Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924 New York Ave. N.W. Mal ESTABLISHED 18736, JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. _1337 10th St. N.W. ne_North 47._ J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, NERAL_ DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. 332 PA. AVE. N.W. __NATIONAL 1384, 1385. T. F. COSTELLO 1724 North Capitol St. NORTH 17976. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons ¥ (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.\V, Ehene west 3¢ : \ Established 1841 CHAS. S. ZURHORST LT | EAST CAPITOL ST. TIMOTHY HANLON Funeral Director Private_Ambulance 641 11 St. N.E Linc. 5343 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the® successors of nor econnected with the original W. R. Speare establish- Biione Prank. ee2s 1009 H St. N.W. Formerly 910 F St. N.W. ONES, THOMAS L. Test. Thursday. May at his residence. brief fllness. | THOMAS L. JON ant United States District ‘aitorney. devoted husband | of 'Mary E. Briles Jones and fathef of Mrs. Clarice Jones Mitcheis of Salisbury, N. C.. and Mrs. Georgla Jones Johmson: ' grand- | father of C. Antonette Tucker. He also leaves to mourn his departure three broth- . Two sisters, a devoted aunt and other Telatives and friends. Remains resting at his late residence. 1901 Vermont ave. | Bow. Fuheral Monday. May 13, at 1 pm from Metropolitan Baplist Church, R st between 12th and 13th sts. m.w. Inter: | ment Lincoln Memorinl Cemetery. 13 | JONES, THOMAS L. The George W. Grice | Rellef Association” anuounce with sadness the death of our member. the Honorable THOMAS L. JONES. Funeral Monday, May 13, 1639, "1:30 p.m.. at_ Metropolitan Buptist Ciusch. R (. between 13th and I3th, Please attend. RS, CAROLINE C. J. CHASE. Pres. MARY CRAIG, Sec. KINDERMANN. ADOLPH. On Friday, May 0. 1929, ADOLPH. beloved _husband of | Mary Kappler Kindermann. Funeral from | Lis late Tesidence. 4319 Towa ave. n.w.. on Monday, May 13. at 9:30 a.m. Reautem 1'St. Gabriel's Church at 10 o'clock. and friends invited. Interment | St. Mary's Cemetery. 12° | MOSS. MARY ELLEN. Suddenly, on Friday. May' 10, 1929 residence. 218 Indiana ave. n.. MARY ELLEN MOSS (nee Cos- {elio), beloved wife of the late Charles | Moss, Funeral from her late residence { on Monday May 13. at 9 am. Reaulem | mass st St. Mary's Church, at 9:30 am, | Tnterment at Prospect Hill Cemetery. 13 | PEAKE, ELIZABETH. On Saturday, May 11 1929 'at_her residence, 1116 d4th st. n after o brief illness. ELIZABETH (BETT PEAKE. beloved wife of Millard F. Peake. Remains resting at the S. H. Hines Co funeral home. 2001 14th st nw. until Monday at 1i_am. Funerai services at her Iate residence. 1116 4th st. m.e.. Moy day. May 13. at 2 pm. Interment Co sressional Cemetery. Entered into etermal 1929, at 1:20 p.m., ‘MONUMENTS. THE PINEST DISPLAY IN THE CITY. Al_monuments Teduced for 30 days. Do ot base purchase on photographs presented by agents. JAMES R. DURITY, Est_ 1890, 900 Bladsnsburg Rd. N.E Beautiful Floral Designs $5 and up. CALL_MAIN 3707 Prompt livery Service. Aute Del ervice, Gude Bros. Co, 1212 F St. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MOD- ERATE PRICES. TEL. M. 106, M. 2416, Only Store, 14th & Eye ___ CEMETERIES. CEDAR HILL CEMETERY Washington's Most Beautiful Burial Park. Our service unequaled. Non-sectarian. Perpetual care. ______ Itcostsmomore.. _____ GLENWOOD CEMETERY Choice lots and sites for sale. _____Vaultage $5 per month. 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