Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1930, Page 9

MRS TAFTS SISTER PAPRES N PARS Mrs. Charles Anderson Dies of Heart Attack While Visiting Abroad. Mrs. Charles Anderson of Cincinnati, ©Ohio, sister of Mrs. Willlam Howard Taft, died of a heart attack in Paris, France, yesterday, according to word vecelved at the Taft home on Wyo- ming avenue. Mrs. Anderson was widely known in social . circles in this city, where she visited frequently. Accompanied by & daughter, Miss Catherine Anderson, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1930. BRADLEY FUNERAL RITES TO BE HELD TOMORROW Mrs. Anderson left the United” States |- recently for England, where they had been visiting Mrs. Anderson's other daugliter, Mrs. George Lester, at her home near London. Mrs. Anderson and her daughter, Miss Anderson, are said to have left there Wednesday for Plrh. and Mrs. Anderson suffered the heart attack shortly after arriving at the P‘ren:h capital. her daughters and sister, Mra 'nu Mrs. Anderson leaves other sisters as follows: Miss Maria Herron of Cincinnati, who is at the Taft home; Mrs. Henry Lippitt of Providence, R. I, wife of former Senator Lippitt; Mrs. Gustavus Parsons of Columbus, Ohio, and Mrs. Louls T. More of Cincinnati. Mrs. Anderson was about 55 years old. Word was expected at the Taft resi- dence some time today regarding fu- neral arrangements. Emphasizing Extra Value!! NEW SPRING SUITS ARE $35 ing them styles. .. Superbly woolens. < Open The “wanted Spring for men and You would pay $35 and consider them great values . . . in fact, they qualities, but we’re offer- special at— $977.50 shades and young men. tailored of choice crisp All sizes. a Charge Account \\ Pay. by the week or month in small amounts. No extra cost whatever for liberal N terms. EI§EM&N§ Seventh and F Sts. Y 15-J. Diamond Set Remarkable! gold case is set with Services for Real Estate Operator Will Be Conducted at Home, on N Street. Puneral services for Robert E. Brad- ley, 74 years old, real estate operator here for the past 35 years, who died of a heart attack in the Washington Homeopathic Pharmacy, 1007 H street, yesterday, will be conducted at his late Tesidence, 1722 N street, tomorTow after- noon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Mr. Bradley became ill and went to the pharmacy for medicine. ‘While there he became worse and n; u'an: cf The fire rescue Simmoned and worked over "R for 16 minutes, but failed to revive him. Mr. Bradley was a brother of the | 1ate Andrew C. Bradley, justice of the Supreme Court of the District of Co- lumbia. Mr. Bradley's wife, who was Miss May Sherman Stevens, died some time ago. She was the daughter of the late Admiral Stevens. A lifelong resident of this city, | Bradley was the son of the late Charles | Bradley. _He is survived by a son, | Stevens Bradley, and two sister: | Catherine Bradley and Miss Ne | Bradley. RRESSS = BARR FUNERAL RITES. Former Washigton Pitcher Buried in Oak Hill Cemetery. Funeral services for Robert McClel- land Barr, old-time Washington base ball pitcher, of 1816 Kalorama road, who ‘died Tuesday, were conducted in the W, W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin street, this afternoon at {2 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Ji R._Sizoo, pastor of the New York Avenue Presby- terian Church, officiated.- Interment was in Oak Hill Cemetery. AMBULANCES Best in Town. $4 m - Local Cll Chnmberc Co. g Selecting a Monument! —is not a difficult task here. Since 1883 gt Vishing Reasonable prices. we ha en _assist! erect fitting tributes. Best material Washington Granite Monumental Co., Inc. v;n.u NJARDM, Sll'%:u‘ For you folks out there who are alive to the new and ad- vanced, we have built this most modern institution. You will see it in the originality of our jewelry presentations . . . in our idea of service . . . in the special advantages that only our remarkable growth and prog- ress could bring you. “Love Flame” Strikingly modern! perfect Franc blue - white A large, $75 Pay um a Week “Eternal Love” A gorgeous Set with 5 monds engagement ring! $250 beflulllul dia- " Pay 8500 & Week “Spirit Moderne” Modernistic, diamond-set steps; crowned with a superb diamond Wrist Watch The dainty solid white 2 genuine dia- monds and 4 synthetic emeralds or sapphires. Pay 50c a Week The Store . That’s Forging Ahead $125 .50 & Week Franc’s Easy Terms At Franc's you can have a whole year to pay . ..and duru no carrying charge Mr. | widely known in bankin; ROSE CROIX RITES FOR D. C. BANKER Masonic Order in Charge of Fu- neral of Francis Wayland Stone. Rose Croix funeral services for Francis Wayland Stone, vice president el’ the Nluonnl Sa & Trust Co., who Wednesday night at his home in w-rdmm Park Hotel, were conducted by the Scottish Rite Masons in the . H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 Pourmenth a'.rl:let Rfl(chls afternoon. In- Was 'k Creek Cemetery, with Muonlc rites at the grave rgy Temple Noyes Lodge, No. 32, F. A. A, of which Mr. Stone was a_member. Bruce Baird, W. H. Pardoe, A. J. P. Savage, Herbert B. . L. Bromley were active ‘The honorary pallbearers were chosen from among the executive officers of the Natlonal Savings & Trust Co. and other financial institutions in the District. Mr. Stone, who was 65 years old, was circles of this city. He had been with the National Savings & Trust Co. for 38 years, serv- ing as vice president for more than 30 . | years, long affiliated with the Masonic fraternity, Mr. Stone was a 32d degree Scottish Elte an ROBERT HARGIS DEAD. Son of Late Kentucky Chief Jus- tice Stricken on Steamer. Washington friends and relatives have been informed of the death Tues- | day aboard the steamer Berensfjord of Robert Hargis of Chicago, traffic expert, for Wiison & Co. Mr. Hargis, son of the late Chief Jus- tice of ' Kentucky, John , died about 20 minutes after suffering a stroke while en route to Norway with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Janson. He was born in Loulsville, Ky, 47 years ago. 'yB;l‘lduJMrl. g:nmn‘ hfl' is survived rs. Jerry South and Miss Mary Hargis of Washington and Mrs. Addi- son Rodgers of Springfield, Ohio, all Funeral arrangements were not known here today. —— MIDDLETON RITES HELD. {9 gervices Are Conducted at Fourth Presbyterian Church. . Funeral services for Frank L. Middle- ton, 68 years old, patent attorney, who died at his home, 1834 Lamont street, Wednesday night after a long {llness, were conducted in the Fourth Presby- Church this afternoon at o'clock. Interment was in Glenwood r.”;’llddlemn wn a lifelong resi- dent of this city. At the time of nu death he was unlm member of the patent law firm of Spear, maaewn. Donaldson & terian & Hall, with offices in the Victor Building. Mr. Middleton long had been lcuve in murch mk. served lent of State sun ay School Assoclnckm for many years. ARTHUR L. CLINE DIES AT HOME IN THIS CITY Proprietor of Corporation Dealing in Radio Supplies Expires at Age of 72. Arthur L. Cline, proprietor of Cline's, Inc., dealers in radio supplies and sta- tioiery and ploneer in the taxicab fleld in the National Capital, died at his home, 3750 Oliver street, Chevy Chase, today, after an illness of about & month. He was 72 years old. Mr. Cline had been in business in this city for the past 29 years, and was widely known here. He was in business in_Baltimore for a number of years be- fore coming to this city. As owner and operator of the Federal Taxicab & Auto Livery Co., which he sold scme four years ago, Mr. Cline had operated taxicabs in Washington in the days when that form of motor travel was being introduced to the public. He was for some time one of the oldest members of the Rotary Club, and lt the time of his death was an honor- member. He also belonged to the Optlmut Club, the City Club, Wash- ington Board of Trade and the Cham- ber of Commerce. He was a member of the old Crescent Club of Baltimore. Born in Leesburg, Va., December 20, 1857, Mr. Cline was the son of the late William and Margaret Anne Cline. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Augusta Gilmore Cline; a daughter, Miss Mar- garet Anne Cline; two sons, Leeland Arthur Cline and Alvin O. Cline; a sister, Mrs. Louis Carr, and & brother, ‘William Cline. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence Monday afternoon at 2 o'cléck. Interment will be in the Abbv Mausoleum, Arlington, Va. OIL OFFICES ROBBED. ‘Two armed and masked bandits held up Elton West, night manager of the Continental Oil Co. in the offices of that company at South Washington, Va., shortly after 2 o'clock this morn- ing and stole $8 from the cash drawer. ‘The major portion of receipts col- lected by West from the company’s truck drivers, amounting to several hundred dollars, locked in a drawer in ':'l:e office, was overlooked by the rob- TS, We Do Not Ask that a family call us merely cnhlth We are willing to say in public that our services, com- plete, cost as Little as 3125— although, as is we are often eul]y ed into wealtby families wishing to pay many times this su no more. "7,’§‘£AL 311 7th St. N. W Round STEA BEEF ROAST COFFE Steel HAMS PURE LARD BAC N Across From Saks on 7th. Specials for FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY Tender Chuck BEEF_FOR BOILING FRESH SAUSAGE RIME RIB ROAST Chicago Blend PEANUT BUTTER LEG of LAMB, SMALL SMOKED SHOULDERS, SMALL Fancy Sweet Mild Cured m, due to the well known qlnh(y of Deal service. Here, one pays what he wishes; FUNERAL HOME ‘or rgference, Ask your neighbor 816 H STREET. N. PHONES:LINCOLN 8200-820' CHICAGO MARKET CO. Nat. 2939 or Loin, 32¢ h.25¢ Ih. 16¢ h. 20¢ Very Fancy Tender FRESH MADE HAMBURGER . 20c MB SHOULDE Ih. 10c b. 18¢ b. 28¢ b 22%¢C h. 121/¢ .35¢ Ih. 29¢ Ib 19¢ h.25¢ 11b. Cartons 121/5¢ Cut Rib or Loin FRESH PIG LIVER b. 10c Clearbrook Brookfield Sugar Cured , 3.1b. piece or more SaOKED SAUSAGE Ih. 20c ....Qt, 55¢ OUR MEATS are all good quality and Government Inspected ). H. STANFIEL DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS Assistant to Vice President of ‘Southern Railway to Be Buried in Tennessee. James H. Stanflel, assistant to the vice president 1n chnrn of cpennoru of the Southern Ral died at his home at South cnhednl Mansions, 2900 Connecticut avenue, last night after an illness of two months. Mr. Stanfiel, who was 60 years old, came to Washington about three years ago from Knoxville, Tenn., where he had been with the Southern for more than 40 years. Burial will be in Knox~ ville, the body having left here at 11 o'clock this morning. Mr. Stanflel is survlved by his widow. 1930 Tax Ievy Items Studied. By a Staft Correspondent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., March 14—Items to be included in the 1930 levy were carefully studied by the Prince Georges County commissioners during an all-day executive session yes- terday. The commissioners are taking every possible precaution to hold the exfienflltures to & minimum so that it not be necessary to increase the tax rate. The levy will be signed late this month. THE WEATHER District of Columbia — Increasing cloudiness tonight, probably followed by rain tomorrow; slightly colder tonight, with lowest temperature about 34 de- grees; moderate north shifting to north- east or east winds. lnryllnd—lncreuing cloudiness to- night, probably followed by rain tomorrow; slightly colder in the east portion tonight; slowly rising tempera- ture tomorrow in the interior; moderate to “::3: north shifting to northeast or east Vi nh—lnmlslnl cloudiness, prob- :bly followed by rain tomorrow and in Kl’tlnn late 'tonight; slightly eoldcr th portion tonight; fresh northeast or east winds. West Virginia—Increasing cloudiness tonight, probably followed by rain tomorrow; colder in extreme south and not quite so cold in northwest portion tonight; slowly rising temperature to- morrow, Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 72; 8 p.m., 66; 12 midnight, 56; 4 am., 48; 8 am,, 40; noon, 44. Barometer—4 8 pm., 29.97; 12 mld.nllht SD OB ‘ l m., 30.23; 8 a.m,, 30.34; noon, 30.42. H}xhul temperature, 73, occurred at 5 p.m. yesterday; lowest temperature, 40, occurred at 7:35 a.m. today. ‘Temperature same date last year— Highest, 73; lowest, 59. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geddetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 2:05 am. and 2:28 pm.; high tide, 7:45 am. and 8:12 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 2:52 a.m. 3:17 p.m.; high tide, 8:3¢ a.m. and 9:01 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:23 a. 6:13 pm. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises seta 6:14 : oon Tlses 8:17 pm.; sets 6:31 . W-tlnh Various Citles. gusseanal e tepiasos cocmmacal ese FEERES BEES2ERZ] assn f3 e PR R B R S + Cloudy > Pll cloudy ; Clea: R R T ¢ Lake © Bl St zouls "R 29.40 5 3028 (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Temperature, Weather. 28 Clear Rai oon, n! ume iodly? Horta (hn’l» Riore art cloudy Gurrent obst ear Pard cloudy Part cloudy Cloud: ml! lwz ‘can' "b menmyml marle 8! ave by :ua ayment of ad._Cleve.. 0005. 14% . LOST. BRACELET, white gold, 2 sapphires; Sigma i Insignia. Roward.” Room 801 1108 Ve steriiny hRA o . marcasite, o setting hop. Lansburgh & 2 vih inder return to beau ro. _Rewar, foupTe een . 0. esday m, mwlrd Nouly Qflct. Hate\ Cuntln'ntll s BROOCH—_Reward il be paid for return or lnlurmluo eading ‘turn of plati- B Glamond hrogen 168t Febriary 30. “Mrs., Draper, North 3733, c“hfi‘(;yeno- male SnETnE canary, fot rettre of nfor 3_Ingraham_st. DOG—German ith out on eyelt rmvy Chase. day. ' 18H_SI and the, other big Reward, i munu hrolen sses. etc.: on Pleasant st. dnesday night : Mrs ‘Louise E. OPD[ln. 1!‘! Irving st. n. PAIR OF GLASSES on Lin:u'r- Pnk ux. Mon mfllnlnl Call Adams_4983. meo. Tuesday between 830 arnu t.lhr from Union Blltlol\ T IR and B . HilL, 417 flmil:lln 1230, Wednesday c% WNo. Fomrs snoam & . Retarn o Pt T mlfic Durse, 10th_st. Fesonteining b Rewerd. ol leather.” con. ks -nu nenm muu, with sor Tatter trom, World' Book 00 Reward for return o Con- Dpa Phi, initials Carlton ann.n‘nnr’ tine: WATC Wmm Rom Schneider's or" e Return to Metropolitan WILL DISCUSS AIRPORT. Topic Announced for Lieut. Hinton " at Women’s City Club. ‘The loeal u.rport situation will be discussed Lieut. Walter Hintos ciimmen of the aviation committes of the Washington Chamber of Commerce, at & meeting of the aviation section of the Women's City Club at 5 pm. today in the club house, 22 Jackson lace. P Lieut. Hinton is expected to stress the need for seaplane landing and servicing facilities in connection with any pem\lnenc airport program which may be adopted for the Nn\unfl Cap- ital. 70 ENTER SWIM SPORTS. ximately 70 lwtmmen have en- rol as entrants in the varied pro- gram of water sports which will be staged in the Young Women's Chris- tian Association ml tomorrow from 3 until 6 o'clock. program includes 12 events. Classes in golf, tennis, gym work and ‘dancing will feature the third term of the Y gymnasium, which mg‘m M-rch 17. The final course in "&1 opens March 21 and meets M 7 o'cl on Pridsys for 10 weeks. Vanderbilt to Sell Villa. PALM BEACH, Fla, March 14 (#)— Ap] «Mike” Vanderbilt, as intimates call Harold S., railroad executive and bridge expert, nwpnently finds that Palm Beach is not exclusive enough. His villa, one of the most elaborate on the Gold Coast, is is for sale. Breaths. ETT, DR. JOHN l. B o Home. DR, JOM] Funera] services Sa 3 o'clock p.m.. BRADLEY, Iol!l't E. Suddenly, Thursday, March 13 193 brother of e o Bradley % Bradiey of 1132 X . g\pihe Jobn Ps e anord, lm:h 15, at on ED- March {5, at $om. “nelutives and friends invited. n- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. CREFALER. AYpHRIR0 . ,..m-«p.,. usban Shevalier (nee collhn). : g:an;m“:. r‘fln r,n,(lu Jugm tol David i B e Satyrds; it A ). Chuderal fro ‘Monday; March 11, rlQllfll lnvlud usoleus m« this cout, Taxns, SERh, o their loss eight chfldnn. Bost of other relativ 15, 4 n.w. COMLEY, GEORGE A. SEMERY. "Novice of b@ m. Relatives = A Brment Absey life on 2 pm. 1 later. "on'rh g' i) DAY and A :fig“n "‘ o ice reg il be a 8.1 ot her ul"::!.:mtm Torivate) I(o\ml T, Shiigeh. -hcu ass 1 Moans Ol red tng st ter Cham M"‘?\mflll om¢ GATEWOOD, Mareh 13, 930, 3 of Myrtie Gate: fate Tesidence. 1113 gay. Marcn 15, ?’fn‘ st. nw Fapt TP aRved Biktand on B tn st i g A 'mimm and Gesrmont Columbia Gar- Clarendon, Va. HE| CESTi%, st 3 .ufi, 81 ymas-un cm-y mmx rel e smua- RO Int r:u'nt Oak mlfoemm et "%!"e'.f..i" SRl 'r‘-.‘,’:"’ “STe ke Tiustrious Peer JORN N, i e ( )| Saturday n 13 S5 kners Pineral home. Sdo_Rhode e now. Al Peers and Princes nan Davls Consigtors, No. 1 are emble at the above addrsss Srclock to. assist in this service. at By order of Keeper o & Attest: A s Asst. Keeper b and Archiyi take nene' 0 R Uaextn "ot gur bt oo gl Puneral g‘o’; )WE, N. G SEARY P. SLAUGHTER, P. 8. * HAZELL, ROBERT ZACHARIAH. On Thury. day, ‘March 13. 1930, at L his residence, 823 h ! l‘l\ ACHARIAH, husband ‘of fhe late Agnes Adeinide Hatell Funersl from the residence on Monday, ., thence ! L lll will be s frlends invited to .mnd am. Re | !nmmm Con- gressional Ceretery. INCES. On Thux a;R - JOHNSON. NELLIE on _ Thursdi ves snd friends’ Remaine may he Geor| 3 Al l‘ll‘ 18 cu{un b‘ fr't':f: 230 5. Pgn,:rfl n“mm’cm'é H King oeeue cfln 15 wriday, March 14 JONES, SAl on 1930, at me noma of her daughter, Mrs. ngomar et., Chevy JO! widow of Heniy C Young, 4106 Chage. D. RAH C. & Jackson “Jones. Funeral (vrlvm) on nday, March 17 at 11 from the Shone aadress. ” (Kindly omii Howers: lll.l.‘l- REBECCA. On Thursday. March Al $he home of her Kimmel. 611 E SR kELLER vrcd 06 Years. aemm of James H Keller and mother of | gieller, | Funeral services at unu'mcx. wnbl.uu 3. “on wed March 13, 103 et 'WILLIAM J. ‘military honors, &t ar 3 onal “Céme- '\HLANA. SALVATORE. Suddenly. on Wed- 13, 1630, at Cosuaity Hos- TORE MILANA. Rom. at’the Nevius funerai home, New York . re - services 'll be held on Saturday. March 15, at 3 pm. Interment In Arlington National Ceme: tery. MYERS, HENRY B. On March 14 “bo Wt his onidonce, 3408 h‘fi:unhun:- nnu "t Alva ains Testing A m the. 8. mn Btrst. 5w Notice of Tunoral m?‘ Th s , FERD W. Suddenly PARch 13 1080, FERD W belovi band of mnmfi F. Parker and father of illism H. Louise and Prances Parker. lces iate residence: t\lrll! )h 1:30 nt unnon lational Ceme PERKINS, LAVINIA J. Departed this lite dence, Priday. Mll’!hé e Wyom o\umbll . D. C. beloved e, 4 wif Creek Cemetery. Bufln. i leel l '?&5‘ L IM Irl lam " o g rm t. 2y, March 14, .i m.‘“x%u'm:nz'iut Créek Cemetery. on rvices Vi urch af Relatives oha Aeiends " invited, interment chureh emawers NNA L. On Prid ll-rch u A Baptist Home, 3 N st n.w L., wife of the late Yobn T, Thom aged 82 'years. Notice of funeral later. WALDEN, LOUISA VIRGINIA. On Friday, March | 14, lodo. at Sibley ~ Hogpita), 1, ALDEN, ‘wife o QU] of AGum 8, Walden of Wheaton, Md.: dsugh ter of the late Mr. and Mr: Lanham. Notice of funeral WHITE, WILBERT. Departed this llh on Thursday, March 13, u:o at_Georgetown University Hospital, wfl.xnn‘ E beloved son of Virginis White. Vi WO bmme"l'um.f“ ins “undertakini nd Notice o funeral later. WILLIAMS, JOHN. Departed this life on Wednesd, h 13, 1930, at his resi- esday: u-{c 930, is dey u 2 M8, at Perci Williams and Pfi‘"“f o2z 8RS m B ‘yd'u lionts Fmeral home, mé WILI.IAIS Jo The Young Men's Xm- mediate mnex Auoenuon announces the death of JOHN WILL; Funeral Sat- Srass, e s 464 pm, from Bovd & Wilsor establisntent, THOMAS HOLLAND, President. * L!AH M. On Friday, xllfil 4 _am., after a long ome, SUBAN M. widow of Admiral George W. wnhua-. sister of Capt. Charles G. Ly of Fri neme, Calif. “Notice of funeral later. WILLIS, MARY A. Departed this life sud- denly on Friday, 30, 8t the it A Belbveabite of Hartwen . willls taeral nome of Notice WILLIAMS, 14, 1930, at’ her homs urgdaz, March 13, 8:45 8. tar ot the ‘late Henry. C. end” Alverts Wise of Jefferson, Fuperal from the fesidence of ‘her M. Frank Schofleld. 733 Park . on Saturda Mareh 15, at 3 pm. Relntives and friends invited_to attend. Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. 4 WRIGHT, W. OLIVE R. Departed this life on W.flnta 1930, W. OLI- VER WRIC r \ends. ch, Binday. M . 0. Bullock officiating. dear hulblnd. and toke thy rest e Io('ed you much, but God loved you lht Memortam. ANDERSON, J. D. In loving memory of our dear ‘husband snd father, J D, who departed life two years S toduy, Mureh 14, 1038, Remembrance is & golden chain Death tried to break. but all in vain: have and the T2 the " greaten DIVM‘EISI ”m%mn MAETI AND FLEETIE. oo BRYSON, EMMA E. In cherished o1 20 beloved moiher. EMMA K. BRYSON, ‘who departed lhfl Hn erch H. 1928, GHTER. CATOR, LURANIA. !ll:ved to !h\! énAemm 31':. P enarieq thislifs two years 286 C)el’!l. 1928. You left behind a broken heart, 0 loved vou so sincere, That never did and never will rget you. ) “SEVOTED DAUGHTER, MABEL. CLINKINS, WILLIAM H. 1In loving mem lear husband, wn.ufl( i oqho departed this lite one ago today, March 14, 1929. n 43 B nnt she tears at the mm that are ghed of the hearts thi at na brol n\ll l“!nl f!ll’l in afte: {! umenbnnu stlent] lfivfillfl JANT, J/ R, ‘n sad BHQ loving re - ‘brance of my dear father, JOHN “Afl Jho devarted this Uife one year “ago to- . March 1 gein HIS McCO' mly nowl how T have missed you ou have passed awa: EVOTED BAUGHTER, THERESA mn TT. In_ lovi of our deaf mother. . as taken 50 sud- Teven Jears avo today, Maren e, The blow was hard. the severe; ‘We never though! { de:{h 80 _near. o those 'hfl pain of m farewell. n.m AND PAULINE. .- RODIER. MARY C. sad but loving re- membrance of our wife and m%ri. eparted reh 14 1026 CHILDREN. fite today, e one ""'um:v'im' remem- In evoted In sad but lovin SCHMITT, who departe years ago today, March 1 1Z, E E._In lndmo\h{g‘un R e AUl Tz altimore, Md., who depsrted this life one ear ago ., 1929. iq‘alfi;%no‘hfl AND WILLIAM MAY- VAN RESWIG m ot our ar mnlhn. Am‘A \'A}'fl W%“ rted one year ago M.!' March Il- h urs, ves. hours. 6f pain g\ult Jor cure, B nu': Inv:ln H&war nomt u, e ner REYNOLDS AND B zmu Wll.'.ll.l ID'AI‘%N In of my husbend, Thg died one year ago X ay, Todly my heart is My _thoughts are YO! 1 lovin Q0a: Jous u lnd * 0TS, Yoot who departed e Staren 4. 1807, loved by all, 85ptana '.un.t.“&.‘".".?'.:.fi.fl“"f Sad w n dear good “ine nour of that ik A Rum\mhlvfl) day v—i""_‘éi‘:ié'x"‘“fi"—cfif . Ry K Poene t. i m F st N.W. H. SardcTE_CE. Private Limousine Ambulance m H !! ll hn@o osu e ot JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. _1337 10th St. N.W. __ Phone North 0047 | ALMUS R SPEARE Succeeding Original W. R. 8 1623 Connecticut Ave. POTOMAC* 4600 [ at_1208 H_st.. .t Clyde J. Nicho 8, Inc. 4200 9th_St. N.W. Herbert B. Neviul Funeral Home 928 New York Ave. N.W. Distiet 2608 J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. AVE. N.W. _NA' X HAmU "‘nmml. 1384, 1385 lll'l Clrflgl- Joseph F.m Birch’s fi, 3034 M St N-W. Bhone west oove ms I:e:}lmGrrd!fl;vl 2 a. 3dern Onael. Teiephone INAtional 2473 O’ HANLON Funeral Director Private Ambulance 641 H .( inc. 5543 1 Autonobiic Seren e .W.Deal&Co. FUNERAL nnmm. EO. C, ‘HH% mflfo& -u suu l4th & EY‘ -t fopter Gude Bros. Coq 1313 F St. ——Altutevrprenivovompennive m—m'rmr Vaultage, $5 per Choloe lots and nnu for sale. 16