Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1929, Page 9

, McELROY FUNERAL RITES WILL BE HELD TOMORROW £ Bervices to Be Conducted by Kit Carson Post, Grand Army of the Republic. nts tor the funeral tomor- Tow of John_McElroy, " 83-year-old veteran of the Civil War, were com- pleted today. The former managing editor of the National Tribune died Saturday at his residence, 1312 Six- teenth street. The services will be conducted by the | Kit Carson Post of the Grand Army ' ‘The honora: plllbelrer! are Maj. Gen. John L. Clem, Gen. E. 8. Godfrey, Gen. John King, Capt. F. J. Young and Edgar H. Kiemroth. e iy Lions to Be Entertained. Comdr. Charles Churchill Slayton, U. 8. N, known as the “Magician of the Navy,” will entertain with a series of stunts at a luncheon of the Lions Club in the Hotel Mayflower Wednesday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 19%8. NEW LINER IN SERVICE. |FUNERAL AT ARLINGTON MRS. McCORMICK DIES. Former Brookland Resident Expires in Omah Mrs. Frank I. McCormick, 72 years old, former resident of Brookland, died in Omaha, Nebr, FPriday. Funeral services will be conducted at Gawler's Chapel tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment will be in Rock Creek Ceme- Mrs. McCormick's husband, the late Frank 1. McCormick, was an attorney. She is survived by her son, Bradley T. McCormick of St. Louis, and two sisters, Miss Grace M. Thomas of Omaha, Nebr., and Mrs. W. J. Herdman of Scotland. Mrs. McCormick resided here until 1902 and was herg for a brief while during the World® War. She was a mentber of the Mary Washington Chap- g Daughters of the American Revolu- n. ——— Actress to Wed Baronet. LONDON, October 14 (#)—The en- gagement of Miss Frances Doble, Cana- dian stage and screen uctress, to Sir Anthony Lindsey-Hogg, 21-year-old bar- onet, is announced. She expects to con- tinue work on the stage and screen. Her friends call her “Bunny.” Ship Pennsylvania, Largest U, 8. Product, Ready for Maiden Voyage. NEW_YORK, October 14 (#)—The new 33,375-ton Panama-Pacific liner Pennsylvania, described by the builders as the largest passenger vessel ever constructed in an American shipyard, arrived here yesterday from Newport News, Va, and will start her maiden voyage in the New York-San Francisco service October 19. Capt James Roberts, commander, said the steamer did 67.4 miles between Chesapeake Lightship and Winter Quar- ter Shoals, at 19.3 knots. THE WORLD'’S SERIES as seen by HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Artists and style observers at Wrigley Fiel_d; Chicago, October 8-9 This was the smare flip brim hat also in favor—suit of that was grey AL & BN D Bear cubs are usually brown so why shouldn’t the stands at the Cub's field be a sea of Corona brown—it was the outstanding color by long odds hat was WHAT A CLOUT! Athletics 3 Cubs 1 At the right—hundreds of the double breasted Camel's hair coats—but the .= warm sun put many of them into serv- ice as cushions Left—they seemed to root for the 2 button peaked lapel suit also. This was a Grenadier blue; tweed top coat in the background Wherever you find well dressed men you'll see them wearing the styles and colors that Hart Schaffner & Matx ac- curately forecast ‘months before they actually appear : Exclusive Washington Representatives g RALEIGH HABERDAS 1310 F Street NATIONI 9\ The brown Homburg in’ evidence with tab collar shirt and peaked lapel suit of Corona brown . ! | National 0620. | CAT—Reward to pariy who returns Persian FOR COL. EDWARD HUNTER Retired Army Officer Died at Home at Mount Vernon, N. Y., Saturday. Col. Edward Hunter, U. 8. A, re- tired, died at his home in Mount Ver- non, N. Y., Saturday, and his body will be brought to this city for burial in the Arlington National Cemetery, prob- ably tomorrow afternoon. Funeral serv- ices were held this efternoon at the Church of the Ascension at Mount Vernon. He was 90 years old. Born at Gardiner, Me., November 22, 1839, Col. Hunter became a member of the bar and prdcticed in California and Washington. In June, 1865, he was graduated from the West Point Military Academy and appointed a sec- ond Meutenant of the 12th Infantry, He was transferred to the 1st Cavalry as a first lieutenant in February, 1870, and took part in many engegements against hostile Indians in the West and Southwest. In December, 1888, he was transferred to the judge advocate gen- eral's department and was retired for age in November, 1903, in the grade of colonel. He leaves & widow, two sons, L] daughter and two grandchildren. ER AT A e Exportefs of the United States shipped nearly $50,000 worth of rubber e Soviet republics in the first half of thls year. @ard of Thanks. WINFIELD, ELIZA VIRGINIA HARRIS. We wish to thank our many friends for the beautiful floral tributes and kind expres- sions of sympathy or the occasion of the ZA_ VIRGINIA death of our loved one, HARRIS-WINFIELD, PAMILY. Beaths. ALDEN, CHARLES STUART. Suddenly, on September 28, 1929, in °Paris, France ARLES STUART 'ALDEN. husband of Nathalie Berry Boynton. Interment in the Van Rensselaer plot. Aibany Rural Ceme- tery, on Monday, October 14, at 13 noon. Motors will_be at Hudson River Station, Albany, N. Y., at 11:30, 14 AULD. MARY. On Saturdez. 1020, at her residence, the De Sota Apart- ment, MARY AULD, the beloved mother of Ruth Buxbaum, Loretto Haefiner and Anna Robertson. ' Interment at Balti- more, Md. (Baltimore papers please cop BAILEY. MARLA FORREST. On !undum Dc- tober 13, 1020, at 10:30 Epiphany t‘h\lrch tts ave. n.w., MAR] aughter of the laf M. Balley, aged 80 re at the iphany Chure 13th and 14th sts. n.w., on Tuesday, Oc- tober 15, at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited fo attend. Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. BECK, NICHOLAS W. ber 12, 1929, at 9:45 Horpital, NICHOLAS o of John F. and Marie V. Beck, aged 23 jeats, Puneral from Padiett’s ndertak- pariors, 131 1ith st. s.c. Tuesday, Oc- A e G S Comforter Church, 1ith and East Capitol sts. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. BENSON. CARRI uddenly on Sunday, October 13, 1929, 'at 6:45 p.m., at her re dence, 3427 13th st ‘n.w. CARRIE, wife of H.'J. Benson, mothsr of Sarah M., H. James. Chester L., Russell B, Benson ‘and G, Harrinston: all of Washington d_Mrs. Charles R. Loomis of (Wi Rem ine_resting At the home. 5. o otice. of ‘Paneral aier. BETTON, ELIZA WELD. On Monday, Octo- ber 14, 1028, at her résidence. 1870 wyom, ing ELIZA WELD_BETTO! f James Mauran Betton. Services Tesidence, Monday, October 18, at Interment Forest Hills, Boston, M BRENNAN, REV. PATRICK H. On Sundav, Qetober 13, 1039, In Georgetown University Hospital, REV.'PATRICK H. BRENNA in the 88th 3 age. R I P. Fu- Beral Wednesday. ObLber"i6. &t 10 a.m. CARTER. CHARLES E. On Sunday, October in New York City, after a long Iinese " CHARLES' E' CARTER: beloved nusband of Catherine Carter,’ Funeral gservices (private) at Hysong's funeral home. 1300 N st. n.w., probably Tuesday. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. CHASE, MARY C. On Sunday. October 13, t_her residence. 1324 Euclid st; n.w., MARY C. CHASE. beloved mother of John c Funeral services at the W. W. Shambers tuncral nome on “Tdésday: Oc: fober 1S, at 3 pm. Interment at Fort Lincoln Cemet COLBERT, GEORGE. Departed this lite ’:‘ am., lnve o mou her, thew Col October_ | E COLBER 1our “watares aiinrie mer, Ger. ui . Ger- . "Besste smtn and’ Rosie one brother, Leo Colbert, 4 friende! tober 12, adachas BAILEY, itephen and Lucinda Funeral service . 'G_st. between ome. Fi On Saturday, Octo- gm- at Tuberculosis . 'beloved husband er best: trude McDonal Thomas, an and a host of Fuperal Tu October 1, from Gray' al parlor, 6 You brought us near to Jesus. You have taught us the value of love, Ang 'some day we hope to meet you In that beautiful city above. FAMILY. LOST. BILLFOLD marked J. Mac L. R. containing money. papers and ‘driver's permit. Lost ay evening. Pinder please notify J. 'l‘e!i Tdton. Hotel Hamilton, and recel ri BUNCH OF KEYS, in leather Key ci marked Horace H. Westcots & Co. Ph BUNDLE of bedding srd Feavias Sppavel petween” Wasnington and Tall Timbers, on Sunday. Reward if returned to 559 Con- necticut_ave. CAT, brown Persian, biind in one eve, Call Col. 2614 ay-brown color. green eyes, ed mi,” to Mrs, Poraker, 2210 Wyoming ave. otomac_2585. female chow. vicinity of Cathedral Wore 168 Indisnapolis and 1928 tify Pot. 1900, ADt. black and white; one i,, Snawers 1o pames and “Pateh, No. on female 308 Uatraved from 3511 S0t st Cleseland Park. _Reward. Clev. 1017 or N tlflnll IGHB. GLA: tortoise shell, . AT, 4ok Phone Districe drob ', black leather, containing wearini money and Jjewelry, between -nzn Rockledge Apts. Liberal rew uddy: -imu "om wIth blue .nifim. in_ vicinti of Ebbitt Hotel. Return (0 Ebbitt_ Hotel. ~ Reward. POCKETBOOK—On P st. near Pension Bid containing Ker, Dadue- 1f found pleass furn to_Pension 'OCKETB —1 l Bl"! leuher. contain- IPBI IMIIIO(l).- th:crk book. green Sheaffer pehell, Yanyls" etan nd ey, ‘Call Columb 44. Apt. 209 South L POLICE DOG., st \bou! answers name of Jfln'o ha yunu 14621 attached, 737 36th n.e. Reward mouth and feet, black bod: art airedsle. Reward, $3. O SAMPLE OABE, contents tea and coffee, on Ltp e utuxdm ‘Address L. A. Gooding. iston, Va. contat “'""f R few Gents. tween O and TOPCOAT, gra; urday ‘at ‘East ook 54w atter s pom OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S' WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F Expert lelfl' and Gfih‘ TAILOR & FURRIER J.S. Rudolph Specializing in Remodeling ‘We Also Do Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing of All Kinds Work Called for and Delivered 1926 17th St. N.W. Tea and You Sts. Stores - ret A. Beck (nee Poor) and son | Braths. MARY ANN. On Saturday. Oc- Al ARY e late 3ohn"G."Crossley, mother of Mys, Charles D, Clarke and grandmother of Gertrude and ‘Lottie Connell. residence on Tuesday, p.m. Relatives and friends invif terment at Glenwood Gemetery. DAVES, RUTH MARIE. Departed this life on_Friday, October 11. 1920, at 7 p.m., RUTH MARIE DAVES. She leaves to mourn their 1oss a loving husband, Na- thinal Daves; three ehildren. Loise, Daisy and Nathinal. Jjr.; her, three sis- ters, one Erother an other rel- atives and friends. Funeral Tuesday, Oc- . from Bundy's funeral tober 15, al ave. n.w. lnterment at TN home, 631 Florida Payne's Cemetery. DIXON., MARY LYDIA, On Eaturdsy, Oc- tober’ 12, 1929, at the residence of her fen, Walier E. Dixon, Hopkins o rad- bury Heights, Md.. MAI . beloved Wis OF%he’ s’ Aobert A& Diion. and mother of Walter E. James R., John W.. Mrs. Lloyd Knapp, Mrs. J. J. Snider and the iate Herbert Dixon ' Funeral from the shove retidence on Wednesday, Octo- ber 16, at 5 am Mass at Francis Xavier’ Church, Pénnsylvania ave. s.e. at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited: Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 15 FERRELL, MELL ELDRIDGE. On Sunday. October 13, 1929, MELL ELDRIDGE. be- loved hushand of Luta W, Ferrell. Funeral from his late residence. 1616 Otis st. n. Tuesday, October 15, at 3 p.m. Tnterme at Glenwood Cemetery. ~ (Alexandria and Roanoke, Va, papers piease copy.) * FISHER, CATHRYN L. On Buhdsy, October 1939, at the home of her mother, Mrs. xv- Fisher. 5403 13th w., CATHRYN FISHER. Remains at Wheatlev's fu- Heral pome, Alcsandria. Vi Wheatley's funeral home, 15,88 1l am. Interment Bet Cemetery. Va. (San Francisco papers Dicase conv.) GORDON. HATTIE. De;‘lrted this lite Fri- 11, am.. day, October her’ residence, 131 H . HRETIE GORDON. betoved mother of Alice Robin- son and 'Maud Wiles and sister of Re- becca "Weems. She also leaves to mourn their loss & hort of other relatives and Tuneral grom Friendship st st and H sts. sw. Tuesday, October 13, at 1 o'clock, Rev. Whitney, pastor. HAWKINS, KATIE. arted this life Sun- Ocfober 13, 1929, at Gallinger Hos- gv . KATIE HAWKINS, beloved wife of iillam Hawkins, ~mother of Beulah alker, Beatrice _Hawkins, ~ Mrs. lertha”Mason, Abraham Brown and Har- rison Brown, sister of Mrs. Lizzie King, Mrs. Alberta Johnson and Mis. Mar Brown. Funeral Wednesday, October 16. at 2 p.m., from Vermont Avenue Baptist Chureh. " Relatives and friends invited. HENDERSON, RICHARD H. On October 10, at 10:45 p.m., at (Va.) Hospital, RICHARD H. SON, husband of th Marti Hendergon. He also ves 4 son 8 daughters to mourn their loss. Fu- peral Sunday, October 13, at 1 p.m.. at Leesburg Baptist Church. Interment, Baltimore papers please copy. 14 HENRICK, LAURETTA. Suddenly, on Satur- dar, October 12, 1029, at her reaflem‘e. 916 23rd st. nw., LAURETTA HEI ICK, be- loved daugnter of the Il e Sarah J. and Alonza Henrick. Eervices will be held at her late residence on Tuesday, October ’3;,“ 2 p.m. Interment Glenwood ceme- HENDRICK. LAURETTA. The memherl of Friendship Counsel, No. 16, Dlulhwrl of DRICK, 816 23; n.w., Tuesday Oc il Aiitnd g Lapered F. M. RAITZ, Recording Secrs‘ary. HOLLIS, EUGENE J. On Sunday, October | 13, 1929, at his residence. 1334 Lonl!ellox st. n.w. EUGENE J. HOLLIS, pelo hus- band of Mam'e C.; father of Eugene, Jr.. and Prank J.. and brother of Nellie V. Hol- Iis. Puneul service at his late resi- -flence ‘Tuesday, October 15, at 2 p.m. JOLLIS, EUGENE J. A s ial _cone lve of Orient Commandery, Ngeci k called for Tuesday, October 185, n 1 m uol.u .__Full Tem lar_uniform. 'OBERT McP. M] NS, Commander. Hl)l.u!. EUGENE J. 5§ till eommunlel' | tion of Naval Lodge, No. Q A M., 18 colled at 1 o'clock, Tuudu afternoen, e B BT PSR S zfiz J. HOLLIS. order ?& ‘\ouhlv!ul master, ROLAND M BROWN, Sec. HUNTLEY, Amm L. On Hmv tober 14, 1929, at 1513 L st. n.w., L. HUNTLEY. Remains’ at Al.m Bpeare's funeral 1623 Conn. Notice of funeral JAMIESON, JONN H. On Sunday. October 13,3939, a1 his residence, 107 st st sw, JOHN H. JAMIESON, devoted husband of Sty Aines Samiosen. Tater "of goscphr Charles and«Beatrice Jamieson and Susie Mack Notice of funeral later. Ren . Ernest Jarvis | neral pariors, 2223 Ga. ave. n.w. LA COVEY. MICHAEL. On Saturday, Octo- ber 12, 1220, at his residence, 1135 7th st. MICHAEL. ‘deyoted hugband of Au- Covey. Puneral from his lat uesday, October 15, at ARLES, ted o SRANES, Petsos g Shand ot Inglc Jacksll and ofher of Are: Gnaries Drake and Thom- ll and Joseph Macki Remains restin, the James A. Jin o B b e TR ARy & MACKALL, CHARLES. Al pemberd’ of e Disirict :mn‘l’é"i'-"u‘n"fi e ugxlfuon ‘are ‘hereby notified {0 MACKALL."wen” il e hela P it e ; BASHr s, "I058, Yoo uiury Curch, D18 an X ot AR h‘ 0 8. ANDERSON, e \ViB, qument MANGAM. RUTH E. Oll 3 15, "1029, RUTH 'E. ’c‘i"’" i) years. Buneral trom 1945 G st day, October 15. at 2:30 p. Cedar Hill Cemetery. . MeCORMICK, MARIE E. Fridag, O 1, 1929, at Omaha, “e%n McCormick. Pfl Wit ol ine fate Prank R. neral services will held_at Gawiers enia ave. n.w.. L Ooper 8 Y AT 1 Rock Creek Cemetery. iWrinent MeCLOSKEY. WILLIAM F. On Mondsy, October 14, 1020, &t his residence, St-A Bates st. n.w., IAM F.. beloved hus. of’ Katherine McCloskey, MNotice of funeral hereafter. MONACO. FRANK. On Sunday, October 13, 1920, PRANK, beloved son of John and (he late Lena Monaco, aged 1 Funeral from his late residence, and sw.. on Wednesds; 3o clock Tor 1he 7 B o'clock for the repose f1ves and frionds pavited. " interment at St. Mary's Cemetery. 15 PAYNE, ARC] Bu 2 3 AR, AR e o2 ot ursday, esburg NDER- E and Iite M. E. Chureh, veats. 456 Ma; zabe: Som St EA e o Philadeiphia and. EMA?}-ethu. er. Remains funeral parlors. of funeral here- after, QUINN, RICHARD J. Suddenly. Saturdas. Qetober 12, 1020, at 9 p.m. RICHARD ¥ 11 *years: “betoved- son of Bhiip d Estner M. Quinn. Funeral from his late sidence, 1818 D st & Wednesday, October 18, 'at 3 p.m. int ment Gedar Rill Gemeters: RAatives. snd friends invited. 15 RHOADES, BERTHA C. On Baturday, Octo- ber 13, 1029, st Walter Reed General Hos- pital, BERTHA C. beloved wife of A. L. RHOADES, " Heutenant " colonel, °. Shgnsi Corps, U. 8. A._ Services and interment at Ariington, National Cemetery on Tuesd: October 1 10 q'clock w.m. Relative and friends mmud to attend. 14 RIGNEY, Ti Qctober 13, 1939, T IGNEY, devoted op of Soobronis ber 1o from isract Bap t, Chureh, at ] Remains resting al W. Ernest vu Co. funeral parlo; ave. NELLIE A. Oetober 14, 1920. at LLIE A SAUNDERS. 4107 Eili- i BiveDelgved daushier, of James cilla Saunders.” Notice of fu- SIMON, l.lzul'l‘l On Friday, October 1l 1929, at ber residence: 713 Halt at, & ELIZABETH SIMON, beloved wife of Gindrew Bimon, daughter ' of Moses. BRe S0 leayes Jour sisters, Bve. brother and s host of other relatives and friends 0 mourn_their ioss. Remains restin; the ratand JOHN Ber T 15 IR Patrick and ‘Catherine ‘Sweeney. from his residence. 47 K st. n.e. October 15, ‘at 8:30. Mass at St. Church at 9 o'clock. Interment private. 14 VITILLG, ALLIFOYINA, Suddsnly on Sun- ALLIFOYINA, foved Oxite "o "Luctaro "V from her 1 on’ Wednes RV S N Mount Olivet Cellehry A 15 H. N BRANDIS. MAR) (aturday, Qctober HE 1, St Tamdover H. widow of the late Maj. Wilitam 3 von "Branais. Fancrel fram Lee's funeral chapel. 332 Pennsylvania 08, Qi Tuesday, October 15, at 3 p.m. Relatives'and friends invited. WARNER. LAURA V. On Sunday. October 13, 1929, D, A her residence, 39 Q st D EAURA'Y, WARNER: cidest, dbughier of the Iate Judson. and Mary Warner. She leaves to mourn their loss two sisters, Mj Alice Peters and Mrs. Clara Stanton, also a_great-niece, Rose Paul. Funeral from perylate residence Tuesday, October 15, at .. (hence to Holy Trinity Chureh. Snere m sg of reaulem will be said for tné s——— or soul. Funeral private. Departed this life Rober 13, ‘1040, At ,_beloved hus- of Floren: ter v Buddenly, on rment | 1 1 @ I have only your memo: desy husband A Tathe: And Triend ea; N 3 A T, who dsparted this years 2go today, October 14, 1918. . dear husband, life tarough, of our ] e eleven ‘To_remember my whoe N B Eunere ke Temors o Fou.. 0 LOVING WIFE, LULU T You left benind you broken hearts, at loved you so sincere: Th?“ név!l’o flld‘.‘tggy“;:" will ‘orget. ou DAUGHTER AND SON-IN-LAW, MR. AND ARG OHARLES SPARSHOTT, 1t _is faith that bridges the land of breath ‘To the realms of the souls departe w\f"mé TPRTEND, MRS, BAM ln_n. susROWS, GEORGIANA. Bac the BORROwS fnte Ather. who ?-uma Ahis nes Athes), life one year ago today, October 14, 1928. Just a line of sweet remembrance, Just & memory, fond and true. Just s "token of love's devotion ‘That our hearts still long for you. The hands that did so much for us, How helplessiy they lay. God knew they worked tnntl.nuolul’» But they are gone today. No_one knows the silent heartache Only those who have lost can tell Olpriththnt 10 P ob walte HER" DEVOTED CHILDREN. COON. MARTHA AND JORN. ‘We think of them in No one can se LA MRS, COOK. + When my parents breathed their last fare- well, The, stfoke meant more than tongus ean * ‘The world seems quite anot! place, Without_the smile of their dear lul THEIR LOVING DAUGHTER, MATTIE. COON, MARTHA E. AND JOHN. Sacred to the memory of my flcll nlrenu 8 devoted mother, MARTHA E. who d rted this life eleven ye: I l,’o ‘toda; tober 14, 1913, and a dear ther, JOI W nOO .,'hn Ieft me ten years ago, April only your memory, dear parents, To r-member my whole life ugh, And Nll 1 I will ne Il;m?l'llh T'om algas !h DAUG! [ELEN. COOPER, MUIA J. A tribute of love and deyotion to the memory of our ‘ulnul wife, mother and sister, u}‘t’ F. COOPER., who departed this life one year ago today, October 14, 1928. w&lfl- Ild and heavy hearted, Thus I pass elch ncly day; my aeu wife departed- e before to show the way. Just & ‘ of saddest lon{e For the smile that gree It _is veiled in that bright dawning wmr%!mm Jeads on to thee. COOPEI My e 13 u lonesome. Ty jed’ with pain; xfi“nwer know 1 el e A happy day in life sgain. O, mother, smile on me from heaven, Ask o lead me when 1 That T may meet ou. motber, Some sweet da LONEL BavSirek ataa. We often think of days gone by, When we wers all together; But, oh, how changed it all is now— Our loved one gone forever. Some may think sou are forgotten, ough on earth you are no more; But in memory you are with us, As alwass were dear susiér, JanTe, RAC ToLA ROBERT AND JONES, NANNIE S. In sad but loving re- ‘membrance of our dear wife and mother, NANNIE 8. JONES, who departed this, e seven years ago today, October 14, Beven years we've lived without nu. But your spirit hovered near To_suide us through each sorrow, To wipe away each tear. You brought us nearer to Jesus, You taught us the value of love, And some day we hope to greet you Tn “hat beautitul home , HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, JONES, AND CHILDREN. JONES, NANNIE SYLVESTER. A tribute of love to the memory of our dear and sister, NANNIE SYL (nee Carter), who so peacefully fell 18, Jesus six’sears ago today, October What would we give to clasp your hand, Your dear face just to see: You loving smile, your weicome Voles, Which meant so much to us. We cannot clasp your willing hand. Your smiles we cannot But_Jet "This littie token_show We still_remember thee. VING AND SISTER, LILLIE MASON. MARTHA B! 8. In memory of he desrest, dauehier ‘that ever lived. who died one year ago vy Octover s, : 1928. a ( ust & live of sweet remembrance, ‘love's devotion, Just & t L That our hearts still lone for v. Just a token -A!o".q-‘wl BROOKS. lfl ‘mem¢ of BON. who dl.‘fl eal 0 &i'-’g T In our hearts your memory still lingers, weetly, t L . Thore u’mt““.!.y""%%“m'{:‘ni. We d t think ou. DEVOTED 8 ¥, MRs. LAURA MAY, n'l L. Sac W !M “&’ of 'my deve son. Tho left’ me five Jears o] MOTHER. * MURRAY, FRED G. In loving rmmbrlnfil tober 14, 192 At rest. of my husband. FRED G. MURRAY, ad away eléven Tears ‘a8 today, Octo r » ELIZABETH MOORE MUR- RAY. NALLY, RICHARD A. In memo; dear 'brother, RICHARD A. N. dled eleven’ sears ago taday, Humphreys. October 14, 191! Gone, but ot forgotten. , BLANCHE. PATTERSON. | Glolul B. xn sad but lov- By, dear busband, embrance of u;;. !15. four e 55 G0dus. de 14, Flowers may withe; r, fade and die: oraet b 0 Bever shall 1. e "'HL P AND z"varrn:r WirE. REED, WILLIS 1 sm-'-a to 4 of my dear WILLIS 1 fentma"Cleven ears g0 todey. 14, You are not forgotten, dear Willis, Nor will you ever be. As long as life and remembrance last, MOTHER. ll'lgl!l ink of !hfl SCHLOSSER. KATHERINE ESTECLA. 1n ear depar 8 uy hur - who died eleven years ago today, October 14, loving remembrance of our KATHERINE 1 r May' her T,HEF Soul rest in peace cut. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 413 B 8t. NE. Lincoln 0524 Modern Chapel Established 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th bt. N.W. __ Phone North 0041 succeedlu the original W. R. spe-n Co. 623 Connecticut Ave. Potomnc 4600 8 _years at lm H st 45 vears at 940 F st Clyde J. 'Nxcholl, Inc. m Sth_St. N.W. ” J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL D) CREMATORIUM. PA. AVE N.W. NATIONAL 1384. 1! CHAS. S. ZURHORST ST C L ST. 301 EAST o o Fimifes. mamclent Servicg, pu Joseph F Biirch’s Sons : 3034 M s'f“fifivfwfi'ml West 0098 “Veank ColePs Sons e 1113 SEVENTH ST. NW. National 2473 * Modern Chapel. Teiephone = “FIMOTHY HANLON _ 5“1'"151 rg‘t"“}‘! b .l mc.'?ga _T‘S'PEYRTCG "“‘"‘Fm-mmru.-n. FUNERAL DESIGNS.