Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1929, Page 9

g7 b : @ulq:(wze i ¥ of Worthy W 5 AND NOW—SAKS STAGES AGAIN The Season’s Most Important Sale! Newest 2-Trouser Spring Suits From Our Own Higher-Priced Stoek—At 0] GREAT how comes to town. Crowded houses besiegeit. De- lighted audiences talk about it. Sat- urday night comes and the curtain falls. The talk goes on. “Why did I miss it?” “Wonder if it will come back?” And so on—and so on. Pres- ently—a return engagement. By popular demand ! HAT’S how it is with this sale. Ten _days ago we held it—for a limited engagement. Quick to realize what it meant to buy at $31 the finest of Saks 2-Trouser Suits, Washington gave us a “capacity audience.” Scores of men, since the event ended, have asked about it. NOW we stage it ~again! Again we offer the “cream” of Spring 2-Trouser Suits at the vastly reduced price of $31. Mind you, every fabric and every stitch is traditional Saks quality. The weights are suitable for year-round wear. The patterns are the most distinctive of the entire season. OR men who hate to miss an opportunity, for men who value Value, for men who know what it means to buy Saks clothing at far less than regular price, we present once again the season’s most important sale! A size for everybody! Saks—Third Floor The Straw Classic! $2.45 E great specialized event that brings you, each Summer, the foremeost Straw Hat value. Sennits of select grade — in varied weaves — developed along the smartest lines. Carefully made and finished, with wegular or cushion sweatband and black, fancy or fig- ured silk band. Saks—First Floor IW[] DIE, TWfl HURT INRACING MISHAP Pilot of Car Swerves to Avoid | Hitting Boy on New York Speedway. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 31.—Two specta- tors were killed and a driver and two others were injured at a Memorial day automobile race at the Metropolitan Fair Grounds, Middie Village, Queens. One of the dead was identified as| Damascus McKenna, 48, of Flushing, | N. Y. The other was unidentified. Brooklyn, the driver, who suffered a fracture of the skull: Jacob Anselem, 27, of Elmhurst, fractured leg, and an | unidentified boy about 14 years old, fractured skull. The car was traveling about 80 miles an hour at one of the turns of the dirt track when it left the course and hurtled up a small embankment into a group of spectators before it turned over Katz told police he lost control of the machine when he saw a boy run onto | the track and swerved his car to avoid hitting him. Police believe the injured boy was the one Katz saw. WHEAT WILL TAKE OATH ON MONDAY, Chief Justice McCoy Wlll Officiate | at Special Session of Court in General Term. Alfred A. Wheat, by the Senate as a ju trict Supreme Court, will be inducted into office Monday at 3:30 o'clock at a special session of the court in general term. Chief Justice Walter I. McCoy will preside and will administer the oath of office to the new justice. Justice ‘Wheat will then receive the members of the bar and others wishing to extend felicitations. Justice Wheat has been employed at the Department of Justice for the past eight years as an assistant solicitor gen- eral and since the promotion of Attor- ney General Mitchell has been acting solicitor general. He studied law at old Columbian University and was a class- mate of Justice Peyton Gordon. While attending law school Mr. Wheat was teaching at Central High School and aiding in the formation of the Business High School. Later he practiced law in New York before being appointed to the Department of Justice. Births | Reported The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: Vern F. and Pearl A. Moore, girl. Michael and Mary ‘Apostolos, boy. Lacey F. and Lena M. Austin, girl. Dominick and Rose Ponzone, boy. Harold and Mary M. De Courey, boy. Herbert E. and Mary M. Clarke, boy. John D. and Helen Wilk John J.'and Irene Keane. Louts 'K._and Jean L. Rice, boy. William ‘E. and Susan E. Sonders, boy. Garnell and Consuela Wilson, girL. John and Mary Thompson, boy. Harland and May Guthrie, girl, Andrew and Fdith Lowe. girl rence and Cornelin Wilson, girl. OPEN A CHARGE ‘ACCOUNT FINE MEN’S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. NNW. Main 984 recently confirmed tice of the Dis- Abbey-Mausoleum Beautiful—Enduring—Convenient MILITARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Oppesite Arlinston Cemetery Your opportunity for inspection IS NOW. Vaults are selling rapidly, only a limited number remain. Open every day and Sunday. A more fitting 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. Main 7897 Modern Methods Make for Efficiency 3 Ryan service has efficiency to recommend. it. We have the newest and best eauipment and offer a serv- ice that is thoughtful and sympathetic. Funeral Parlor—Private Ambulance and Livery in Conmectio JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 I} m——r | ‘The injured were Bernie Katz, 25, of | THE WEATHER District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia—Partly cloudy tonight and to- morrow; probably local thundershowers this afternoon or tonight; not so warm tomorrow. West_Virginia—Local thundershowers this afternoon or tonight; tomorrow mostly fair and cooler. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 84; 8 pm., 79; 12 midnight, 73; 4 am, 69; 8 am,, 74; noon, 89. Barometer—4 pm.. 2991; 8 pm 20.95; 12 midnight, 29.94; 4 a.m., 29.92; 8 am, 29.91: noon, 29.86. Highest temperature, 89, occurred at noon today. Lowest temperature, 69, occurred at 15:30 am. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 74; lowest, 54. Tide Tables. | (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide. 8:01 am. and 8:28 p.m.: high tide, 1:32 a.m. and 1:41 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 9 a.m. and 9:15 | pm.; high tide, 2:52 am. and 2:37 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rosc 4:45 am.; sun sets 7:26 p.m. Tomorrcw—Sun rises 4:44 a.m.; sun sets 7:27 p.m. Moon rises 0:56 a.m.; sets 11:44 a.m. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Slightly muddy. Weather in Various Citles. Statlons. Abilene, Tex . Albany, N, Atlanta. Ga.. Atlantic City Baltimore. Md.. Birmingham Bismarck, N. Boston, Mass. Pt cloudy Buffalo. N. Y., 290 2 lear Clnrieaton. $C.3008 18 o8 004 Bt Cloudy i 3 88 70 ... Cloudy | 90 70 1l Glear 3 a6 68 Pt.cloudy Sl 86 70 Cloudy Denver, Colo... 78 56 ... Cloudy Detroit. Mich. 90 68 ... Clear El Paso, Tex 88 60 0.ié Clear Galveston. Te 82 74 ... Clear Helena, Mont. 8 46 Cloudy Huron.' S. Dak. 82 58 . Cloudy Indianapolis,? 80 70 891 Clougy Jacksonville.Fla. 2092 86 70 0.14 Cloudy Kansas City.Mo. 3006 80 66 0.84 Cloudy Los Angeles 72 86 .... Cloudy Loutsville, - Ky. 90 712 Clear Miami. Fla... 82 12 Cloudy New Orlean; Clear New York. N.¥.20.86 84 10 [l Ptcloudy Oklahoma 'City 2092 76 68 163 Raining Omaha. Nebr. . 3006 8 €6 Cloudy Philadelphia.Pa. 29.90 84 68 Phoenix. Ariz ear Pittsburgh. P: 92 70 ... Cloudy Portiand, Me.... 99 527°0.32 0.32 Portland, Oreg. S PRCIOUAY Raleigh, N, C. 80 . Cloudy Salt Lake City.29.70 80 . Clear San _Antonio. Cloudy San Diego, Cal . Clou San_Francisco.. Pt.cloudy St. Louis, Mo. 03 Pt.cloudy St. Paul, Minn. . Clear Seattle, 'Wash. Cloudy Spokene, Wash Cloudy WASH, D. C.. . Clear FOREIGN. (7 am., Greenwich time, today.) Statlons. Temperature, Weather. London, England. .. 46 Cloudy Paris, France.. 58 Clear Stockholm, Sweden. | 36 Snow (Noon. Greenwich .lhv;:. today.) Horta (Fayal). Azores.... Cloudy (Current observations.) Hamilton. Bermuda @ Cloudy San Juan. Porto Ric Cloudy Havaia, Cuba.... % Gl Colon, Canal Zone: 80 Cloudy CONFEDERATE VETERAN BURIED AT ANNANDALE Deceased Was 90 Years Old at Death—Formerly Employed by Government. Special Dispatch to The Star. ANNANDALE, Va., May 31.—PFuneral services were held yesterday afternoon in the Southern Methodist Church for the late Rev. George H. Williams, 90- year-old Confederate veteran and re- tired Government employe. Services were conducted by the Rev. J. C. Dug- ger of Lincolnia, pastor of the East Fairfax Circuit, assisted by the Rev. E. V. Regester of Alexandria, presiding elder of the Alexandria district; Rev. Dr. Blakemore of Washington, pastor of this circuit 25 years ago. Mr. Willlams was a chaplain in the 8th Virginia Infantry and saw service throughout the Civil "Var, participating in many of the most severe engage- ments. He was a charter member of Marr Camp and has served as chaplain for many years. He was a licensed minister of the Southern Methodist Church and fre- quently preached as supply minister in this part of Virginia. He held no regu- lar pastorate, however. For almost 50 years he was an employe of the United States Government, rising from watch- man to assistant superintendant of the United States Capitol. When the re- tirement law went into effect, he re- signed with a pension and has since devoted his time to church and com- munity work. He is survived by his second wife and by three sons, Thomas A, Marvin W. and Spurgeon, annd by one daughter, Mrs. Vernon Lynch, all of Annandale. FOR LOST ANTMALS, apply Animal Resel League. 349 Maryland ave_s.w. Main 8088 LOST. | AVIATOR'S LICENSE CASE in Peopies Druk Store at 18th ‘and Ool. rd., containing money and cards. Reward. Cleveland 552-J. BOSTON TERRIER PUP, white with black and black saddle on back, Reward. Call Cleveland 6467 or 6251 31st st. n.w. BRACELET, gold link with 3 sapohire Wednesday. Reward. Call Adams 8010. BUCKLE, carved ivory, suitable reward If returned to 1842 Kalorama rd. _Adams_202. DOG—Brown Boston Bull puppy. male, with Montgomery County tag. Reward. 6302 Delaware st. Chevy Chase. Md. _Wis. 2711 DOG—German Police dog. male; tags left home: tan and black; pet chiid 6. Please return. _Reward. Ga. 2608. 17237 Ga. ave. Tost | DOG, female shepherd, black, brown spots over . eyes, white breast, named “Julie. Tag No. 13248, Reward. 815 5th n.e. 31° HANDBAG, containing driver's permit; keys and small amount of money, between Kann's and Lansburgh's. _Call Columbia_1256- HANDBAG, black_calfskin, by taining _ eyeglasses, money, etc. sional Cemetery, Wednesday. Shepnera w02, POCKETBOOK. embossed, containing _$150 in bills and check for $12.40, also cards, I N. Beall. Finder please tel N. 3791 Very liberal reward. Thoushi 10st near Florida_and_Connecticut aves WRIST WATCH, white gold, set with sap- phites. n the Vicinity of iath «t. Buclid and Ciifton sts. d. Apt. 16. _ Links. 8th st. n.w. Georgia 617. Expert Embalmers Complete Funerals as low as . Cough Casket Funeral as low as Private Ambulances. . 14th, Cor. Chapin N.W. Like the Rock of Ages. The Steel Home for the Dead Never Leaks Always Dry—Lasts Through the Years SOLD BY CHAMBERS At a Price Any One Can Pay Washington’s Most Reasonable Undertaker W. W. CHAMBERS CO. $85 Everything for Funeral Service $75 $165 $4.00 Phone Col. 432 IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL FOR STIRLING KERR | Rose Croix Services Conducted by | Evangelist Chapter, Followed by Religious Ceremony. ~ Impressive funeral services for Stirl- ing_Kerr, prominent Mason, who died in George Washington University Hos- pital Monday, were conducted in th- Scottish Rite Cathedral, Third and E streets, this afternoon. i Rose Croix services were conducted | by the Evangelist Chapter, Knights of | Rose Crolx, followed by religious serv- | ices conducted by Rev. Dr. John C.| Palmer, thirty-third degree Mason and grand chaplain of the Grand Lodge of | Masons of the District of Columbia. | Vocal selections were rendered at the | services by the Scottish Rite Choir, under the direction of Walter Hum- phrey, K. C. C. H., and instrumental music’ was furnished under the direc- tion of Meyer Goldman, thirty-second | degree Mason. Following. the Temple Noyes Lodge of Masons, of which Mr. Kerr was a charter member and past master, took charge and conducted the Blue Lodge Masonic rites at the grave in Rock Creek Cemetery. | Honorary pallbearers, all thirty-third | degree, Masons, were: Elwood P. Morey. Arthur B. Hayes, sr; John C. Wineman, Sulaiman Daoud, L. Whiting Estes’ and Marx Kahn. Col. Kerr was a thirty.third degree Scottish Rite Mason and was general secretary of all the Seottish Rite bod! in the District of Columbia, in addi tion to holding the position of pro. vincial grand secretary of the Royal Order of Scotland, the connecting link for Scottish Rite Masons between the Northern and Southern Scottish Rite jurisdictions of America. He also had held many other offices in Masonic bodies and was considered one of the most widely known members of the Masonic fraternity in the United States. ATTEND CONVENTIONS. Y. M. C. A. Officials at Laymen's Sessions in Middle West. Willlam Knowles Cooper, _retiring general secretary of the Y. M. C. A, and Leonard W. DeGast, general sec- retary-elect, are attending separate lay- men’'s conventions in the Middle West. Mr. Cooper is taking part in the biennlal meeting of the Natfonal Coun- cil of Congregational Church in Detroit, Mich. As chairman of the laymen’s ad- visory committee of the council he will preside at week end sessions of the com- mittee. Mr. DeGast is a delegate to the con- vention of City General Secretaries As- sociation of the Y. M. C. A. in Colum- | bus, Ohio. | | ————— Deaths Reported. Henrietta L. Wyville, 87, the Cairo Abts. Julia A. Edelen. 70, 3613 O i Linnette Pennypacker, 79, Home for 1n- | { curabies. ‘Annie M. Prentice. 74, 809 O st. | pAmelia B, Carroll, 4, the ‘Montgomers Ants Siirling Kerr, 72, George Washington Hos- Mary C. Caspare, 70. 615 7th st. n.e. (aAnDa K. Hornbrook, 54, Emersency Hospi- al William F. McCormick, 48, St. Elizabetn's Hospital Edward C. Taylor, 45, St. Elizabeth's Hos- pital. | James McPherson. 65, Emergency Hospital. | Braths. JAMES RANDOLPH. Suddenly. day. Mav 30, 1929. JAMES RAN- DOLPH _JOHNSON. devoted son of James C. and Mamie Johnson. He alto leaves six brothers and five sisters to mourn_the 1 Remains resting at the W. Ernest ineral parlors. 2222 Georg. later. lite sud- LEO MA- Magruder. 5. devoted leaves e and {riends. Re- ns resting at the John T. Rhines fu- I chapel. 3rd and W neral Saturday, Ji e John T is Co. Departed this 1005 am. ai her How Patrick and Mrs. She also leaves iwo Washington and_Mrs. from Ebenezer M. E. t v, June + International Bible Stu- T. On Thurs- 520 S st. se. T. aged 18 illiam G, uneral serv MIDGETT. PHILIP ALBE day. May 30, PHILIP the residence pm. Interment Cedar PITTS, THOMAS FRISBY. On ] May 1929, at 830 am., ar_GatBeid Hos| THOMAS FRISBY PITTS. bae loved son of Mrs. Emma Pitts and brathee of Mre. Rosa Akers and Andrew J. Pitts. Notice of funeral later. RORINSON. VICTORIA. Passed peacefully away Tuesdar. May 28, 1929, at 140 pm. after a lingering {pness, at the residence Kters Mia. Cornclis A Har n.w. VICTORIA ROB! the beloved mofher of Mrs. Corn and Mrs. Rehecca Walker. & mother . Lillian_Parker and Miss Ruth Funeral Saturdas, June 1. at om First Seventh® day s . 8th st. between F and G ne. Relatives and friends invited. SHIPMAN, MILDRED. On Wednesday, May t the home of her father. near . Md. A vears. beloved dau Funeral _services Saturday, . at M. E. Church South, Md. " Intérment Rock Creek SMITH, JAMES BENTON. On Wednesday, al 12:03 am. at 1326 M st. MITH. loving hus- brother of Theus n and Ida Smith. A Funeral . 19th and L sts. n.., at 11 am. Shnies BENTON band ‘of Fiori Smith, Dora number of oths from Bovd & W Saturday, June 1, WALKER. JACQUI dav. Mav 29, 19 University = Hospital. UN. beloved daughter of Georgs Katie 2 " years 7 months.” Funeral from her erandfather's ence. 3801 Baker st.. Brentwood. Md.. on Saturday. June 1. at'2 p.m. Interment Fort Lincoin Cemetery. 3 WALKER, JACQUELINE ANN. Entered into rest on May 30. 1929, at Georgetown Uni- versity Hospiial, JACQUELINE _ANN WALKER. aged 3. She leaves to_mourn their loss father. George W. Walker: mother, Katie McClure Walker: Mr. Mrs. Charles H. McClure. Mrs. Frank G. Favorite, Mrs. Ralph Staf- ford and Mrs. Leonard Harper, sisters of Mrs. Walker. Funeral Saturday, 2 pm. from residence of Mr. Charles H.'McCiure, 3801 Baker st. Brentwood, Md. Inter- ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. . _ In Memoriam. ATKINS, THOMAS D. In loving remem. brance of my dear husband. who departed this life one year ago today. May 31, 1928. The month of May again is here, To me the saddest of the year: Your memory is as great foday As it was the hour assed HIS DEVOTED WIFE, A J. A CURTIN. MAURICE J. A tribute of love to the memory of my_ devoted husband and our father, MAURICE J. CURTIN. who died two years azo today. May 31. 1927, WIFE AND CHILDREN. * FOX. MARTHA. RYDER. MAMIE. In lov- ing memory of my dear mother. MARTHA FOX, who departed this life January 7, 1912," and devoted sister. MAMIE RYDER, who departed this life May 31. 1917. LONELY LIDA. JONES, LAURA. In sad but loving remem- brance of our mother, LAURA Emma L. Peake. 30, Sibley Hospital. Joshus §. Harrinton, 23. 1100 8th &t. m.e. Jennie Kent. 67. 421 P st. James Winzfe. 51, 503 N st. [uhrances E. Clark, 49, Houie for Ased and nfrm. Florence Peters, 10 months. 300 G st. s.w. @ards nf Thanks. BENNETT, EMMA A. We wish to thank our relatives and {riends for their kindness and sympathy during the fliness and final passing of our beloved mother and moth- A. BENNETT. g C. RITTUE, MR. AND MRS. F. L._BENNETT, MR. AND MRS. L. T. JONES. BROWN, HELEN. T wish to thank the many friends, ciubs and pastor. Rev. C. Williams, for their kind expressics sympathy and beautiful foral pleces glven for my beloved mother, HELEN BROWN, who departed this life April 9, 1929. MARY BROWN. * COLEMAN, LEE. We wish to scknowledge th sincere thanks the kindness and sym- pathy of our relatives, neighbors and friends during the iliness and d of our beloved one, LEE COLEMAN. THE PAMILY. * Braths. AHERN, GERTRUDE. Tuesday. 1929, at Chicago. 1ll. GERTRUDE. beloved wife of Joseph E. Ahern, )r. Funeral from Der late residence. 405 K t. n.e.. Satur- day, June 1, at §:30 am., thence to St. Aloysius ~Church, "where * high _requiem mass will be sung at 9 o'clock for the re- pose of her soul. ~Relatives and friends invited. ‘Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- ery. . BERRY, VICTORIA HUNTON. On Thurs- day, May 30, 1929, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Norris A. Dodson. 115 W st. n.w.. Mrs. VICTORIA HUNTON BERRY. formerly of Canada, the widow of William Logan Berry and beloved mother of Rev. Louls Hunton Berry of Newark, N. J.. and Mrs. Norris A. Dodson, sister of Mrs. W. C. Gordon of 8t. Louls, Mo., and Wendeli Phillips Hunton ‘of Detroit, ‘Mich. = Notice of funeral will be announced later. 2 BERRY, VICTORIA HUNTON. On Thurs- day, May 30, 1929, at her residence. 115 W st. n.w.. VICTORIA_HUNTON BERRY. formerly of London, Canada. widow of William Logan Berry and beioved mother v. Louis Hunton Berry of New- and Mrs. Lilllan Berry Dodscn, of Mrs 'W. C. Gordon of St. Mo, and Wendell Phillips Hunton Mich. ~ Funeral services at 2 pm. at Tesidence. Interment Monday, June 3. London, Ontario. Canada. (St Louis, “Detroit and London papers please copy.} BURKE, MARY. Suddenly. Thursday, May 30. 1929, at ‘Sibley Hospital, MARY KE. 'Funeral from her late Tesidence. 1248 Newton st. ne., Saturday, June 1. a 9:30 a.m., thence {0'St. Anthony's Churcl where high reauiem mass will be sung a 10 am. for the repose of her soul. Inter- ment (private) Mount Olivet Cemetery vault. CARROLL, THOMAS P. On Wednesday, May 29, 1929. at Freedmen's Hospital THOMAS_P. CARROLL, beloved husband of Rosa Builer Carroll. devoted father of Norval Elizabeth Thomas, ir.; Mabel. Mau- rice. Robert and William, and beloved brother of Alexander and Kate Carroll. He also leaves to mourn their loss & host of other relatives and friends. ~Rema resting at J. T. Stewart's chapel, 30 H ne. Puneral = services at St. Mary’ Chiireh. Crome. Md., Sunday. June 2, & p.m. Interment at Brooks, Md. PARE, MARY E. On Wednesday, May . 1929 at her residence, 615 th st. n.e., | MARY E. CASPARE (nee Beale). loving mother of Mrs. Richard A. Sauer and Mrs. Arthur H. Feelemyer. Funeral from above address’ Saturday. June 1. at 11 am Interment in Cedar Hill Cémetery, Baliimore, Md. 3 ARD. PERCY E. Suddenly. on May 20, May 38 Lous. of Detroit, 1929. PERCY E. CASSAR! of the late James D. and Mary S. Cassard. Funeral Saturday. June 1, from St. John's P. E. Chureh, Beltsville, Md., at 2:30 p.m. * CLAXTON. KATHRYNE V. Thursday. May 30. 1929, at Sibley Memorial Hospital. KATHRYNE V. (nee Gloyd), beloved wite of A. Bertram’ Claxton, Jr. 'Funeral from St. Martin’s_Church, Gaithersburg, Md.. t 10 am.’ Interment at Rock etery. 3* RUTH A. Thursday, May 30, 1929, s residence. 47 W ave. Bethexdn, Md., RUTH ‘A FULLER: axed 16 years.' Funeral services at W. W. Deal's eral home, 816 11 St. ne.. Friduy, May ut 8 p.m. Relatives and friends in- d. Interment Winchester, Va. Departed this May 30, 1929, . “devoted wite ains at Frazier's 1 ter a EDITH LOUISE of Samuel Greene. Re ew funeral home. Rhode 1sland_ave w. * Funeral Monday. June 3. at 1 pm., {rom Fratier's new furieral home. Prien invited. JOSHUA §. HA lusband of Dorot) Harrington (nee Rafl). Funeral from his parents’ residence, 1618 Duke st.. Alexan- dria, Va., 8aturday, June 1. at 230 p.m. * HOWARD. EDITH H. On Fridav. May 31, 1920, at her residence. 1404 Delafeld pi n.w. EDITH H. HOWARD, beloved sister of Mrs. Florence Erdman. Funeral serv- ices at her late residence. Saturday. 1. at 3:30 pm. Interment G Cemetery. KIRBY, ALBERT. On Thursday. May 30, 1929, " ALBERT, ‘beloved husband of Mary Lane Kirby, aked 35 vears. Funeral from his late residence. 2005 Benning road on Saturday. June 1. at 10 a.m. Rel tives and friends invited. Interment A lington Natlonal Cemetery. (Buffulo, N. Y.. papers please copy.) JACKSON, ROBERT. Suddenly, Thursdey, Muy 30." 1929, ROBERT JACKSON passed ‘1o the great beyond. He leaves 10 mourn their ' los: nd a ' host of pital. Ethel Walker, 36, Georgetown Hospital. | JONES. who departed this life three years ago today, May 31, 1926. You fought life's battle bravely. And patiently stood every test You shall always be remembere Because you were one of God's best. ‘With broken hearts we watched you And saw 3ou pass away. A.g'mu'h x:l 10‘\Ed ikflu d!ll’l{;y Vo ould not make. you © 04 PEoN "AND DAUGHTERS. * JEFFERDS, CHARLES WESLEY. In mem- ory of my dear husband, Sergt. CHARLES {¥kste?” SEFFERDS, "who dica Max 31; 1926, QUARLES. JAMES AND TREACY. WHITE CARRIE DELACY. In sad but loving re- membrance of my devoted f"h!! and mother, JAMES AND TREACY QUARLES, ;ho ge?;l’llfofl‘!lhil élle A%fll 21, l’l! l!lfl azc and my ter, CARRIE DELACY vvfllfl. ')lu 1' us May 31, 1911. Gone. but mnot lonotun LOVING DAUGHTER AND MARION SWEETNEY. !m RENCHER. CHARLES. In sad but loving remembrance of one who passed away one year ago today, May 31, 1928. Gone, l}ut sot fUPl%l;en o ““ i By the loved ones ‘lm Ty, « MITH. JULIA. In memory 0( our dea SYnother. SULTA SMITH. who departed thig Jife one vear axo today, May Si, 1628, Mother, you have gone and left us In this sorrowful world below, B e o dtiul: happy shore 5" that pescetul, : HER CHILDREN. SARAH DOWNELL, AND MARIE GIBSON. TIGNOR, LOTTIE E. Sacred to the mems SN OOF box Gevoted ‘motner. LOTTIE, B TIGNOR, who left us 11 yea May 31, 1918. Mother, dear, "tis And all the world And’we would be so happy, too, only_you were R_DEVOTED CHILDREN. _____FUNERAL DIRECTORS. " Joseph F, Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.\W. Fheas, West Eoabiisned 18e CHAS. S. ZURHORST S01_EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 872. ~ "TIMOTHY HANLON _ Puneral Director Private Ambulance 641 H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of mor connected yith the original W. R. Speare establishe ment. 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