Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1930, Page 9

cANNOUNCEMENT Owing to the Death of Mr. William Neuland ident The Offices of This - Institution Will Be Closed Tomotrow, Thurs- day, March 27th, Until 1 P.M. National Permanent Building Association 949 Ninth Street N.W, SU Foot Saver Shoes Branches Central— 7th and Mass. Ave. Northeast— 8th and H Sts. N.E. Southwest— 7th and E Sts. SW. Northwest— 1140 15th St. N.W. Insured Comfors Through # Perfct Piting of the Arch The ‘“Peggy” —A NEW SPRING FOOT SAVER MODEL OF BEIGE KID, $14 Foot Saver Shoes ply more than you buy When you see our new line of Foot Savers, you'll know at least this—thatsomewhere in thissmart array is your next pair of shoes. Then you'll buy the model that appeals to you most—and you'll experience the “something ex- tra” that is Foot Saver’s gift to American women. And that is an amazingly new walking com- fort that lasts day after day and brings blessed relief to even the most sinned-against of feet. The pasented, inbuilt construo. tion does i, .. sk ns bown not computable in tlolla'rs and cents. THE E PLAN GELEBRATION OF NAME CHANGE Circle Citizens Will Hold Ex- ercises at lowa Circle on April 12, Plans for its part in the public cele- bration of the change in name of Iowa Circle to Logan Circle, which is to be an event of April 12, when a recent act of Congress becomes effective, were dis- cussed last night by the Iowa-Thomas Circle Citizens’ Assoclation, meeting in the Northminister Church, Rhode Is- land avenue and Eleventh street. The association will co-operate with the National Society of Dames of the Loyal Legion in exercises at the statue of Gen. n, whose name is being given to the circle. Mrs, Mary Logan Tucker, daughter of the general, ad- dressed the assoctation. ‘The meeting was the last under the name of Iowa-Thomas Circle Citizens’ Association. H. E. Young, chairman of the assocla- tlons public utilities committee, whose speech before the Federation of Citizens’ Associations on the subject of the pro- posed air a congressional investigation recently, addressed the meeting on the subject of the proposed street railway merger, Select Your Monument Seg your, own cholce in its Ha ate. SR ARB Prices, a1 materiais. best workmanship, Washington Gran! e Monumental Co., Inc. WILLIAM JARDINE, Secty. 448 N, ¥, A W, Natl. 5870 ING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, VETERAN TO BE BURIED Rites for Calvin Hansbrough, 88, at Ballston Church Tomorrow. BALLSTON, Va., March 26 (Special). —Funeral services for Calvin Hans- brough, 88 years, a Civil War veteran and a resident of the county for a quarter of a century, who died at the Georgetown University Hospital, Wash- ington, D. C., will be held at the Mount Olivet Methodist Protestant Church to- morrow at 2 p.m. Interment will be in the church cemetery. Besides his daughter, Mrs. Cora Shreve, with whom he resided, he is survived by three other daughters, Mrs. Bessie Robinton, Mrs. Susie Harrison and Mrs. Kate Eberhart, and five sons, John, Earley, Willlam, Meade ard Her- e GARDEN CLUB ELECTION Mrs. Selby Becomes Chairman at City View Heights. City View Heights Garden Club has elected Mrs. Julian M. Selby chairman. Mrs. Robert Howell, Mrs. Leon 8, Gott- man, Mrs, Frank Dulin, Mrs, Henry Gray, Mrs. Alan Darnes and Mrs. Charles Howard are members of the committee. The object of the club is to beautify L street northeast. Cash prizes totaling $250, the first prize being $50, are being offered this year, . Cats are supposed to have been first domesticated by the Egyptians, but the Greeks and Romans do not seem to have cared much for them. AMBULANCES Best in Town. s‘ 00 Local Clll Chnmbeu Co. s Values That Command Your Attention! NEW SPRING SUITS % P OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Pay weekly or monthly in eon- venient install- ments. No added cont for Liberal credit terms. Efl/ EISEMAN'S Seventh and F Sts. Made to retail for $35. Expertly finest woolens. In Spring’s wanted shades—tans, greys, browns and blues. NEW SPRING TOPCOATS $27.50 tailored of the $ l 9.75 Made to Sell for $25 Friendliness—Service—Prestige —are important banking assets There are certain intangible assets of a bank that are They are factors which characterize and control the dealings of a bank and make it something more than a mere depository or a place for the exchange of money. thn all t]’le assets are Combined—intangible WitH tangible—to perform a greater service, then a bank can truly function as a financial institution. Underlying and determining the policies of the Ameri- can Security and Trust Company is the culmination of its Consequently they do not appear in the figures of its balance sheet. forty years of experience united with every modern and sound banking idea. 'You are invited to use the facilities of this Company. /QME]R]ICAN S]ECURHT‘Y 15th and Penna. Ave. THE LARGEST TRUST COMPANY IN WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1950 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY, Meeting, Huguenot Soclety of Wash- ington, 8t. John's Parish Hall, Sixteenth and H streets, 8 pm. Speaker, Dr. A. J. Barnouw of the department of Ger- manic languages, Columbia University. class, Rosicrucian Fellow- fteenth street, 7:30 p.m. Card pas ‘Washington Alliance Delta Delta ternity, home of Mrs. Ernest F. Burchard, 3403 Lowell street, 8 p.m. Card party, wi & ays and means com- mm«e of Good Will Chapter, No. 86, O. E. S, Hotel Winston, 8:30 pm. Lecture, Columbia Heights Christian Church, 435 Park road, 8 p.m., by C. C. Bennett, fingerprint expert of the War Department. Philosoph: ship, 907 Banquet, Associatfon of Military Bchufll! and Colleges, Chinese room of the Mayflower Hotel, 7:30 p.m. Meeting, Geological Society of Wash- 1ngmn. assembly hall, Cosmos Ciub, 8 Mmmg, Rhode Island Avenue Citi- zens’ Assoclation, Sherwood Presby- terian Church Hall, Twenty-second street and Rhode Island avenue, 8 p.m. Meeting, Randle Highlands Citizens’ Association, Orr School, 8 p.m. Meeting, Cleveland Park W. C. T. U, First Presbyterian Church Chapel, Massachusetts avenue and Thirty-sixth street, 8 p.m. Speaker, Representative Gtant N. Hudson of Michigan. Sermon, St. Aloysius’ Church, North Capitol and I streets, 7:30 p.m. Preach- er, Rev. James M. Cotter, S. J. FUTURE. Card party, Mizpah Chapter, No. 8, O. E. SP‘MMN\IE’%MI 1210 Wisconsin avenue, tomorrow night. Dance and concert, Clan MacLennan, Order of Scottish Clans, and Lady Maec- Lenna, Daughters of Scotia, Takoma Fire Hall, Carroll avenue and Grant place, Friday night. Meeting, Columbis abia W. C. T. U., home f Mrs. E. S. Henry, 1320 Columbia road, Friday, 3 pm. Mrs. David W. Lum, as- sisting hostess. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. 332 PA. AVE. N.W.__ NATIONAL 1384, 138 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 801 EAST CAPITOL ST. hone_Lincoln JOHN W. WIMER, Deputy Purchasing Agent for Dis- trict Had Been IIl Two Months, John W. Wimer, 68, deputy purchas- ing agent of the District, died at his home, 5803 Fifth street, yesterday after an illness of more than two months. Born in Philadelphia October 6, 1862, Mr. Wimer was educated and resided there until 1899, when he came to Washington. He entered the services of the District government in 1903, and served that agency until the time of his death. He is survived by his widow, Lillie M. ‘Wimer; a daughter, Mrs. H. Guy Chase, of. Evanston, Ill, and two sons, Alfred K. Wimer of this city and John W. ‘Wimer, jr., of Mount Rainier, Md. Funeral services will be held at the Brightwood Park Methodist Episcopal Church, Eighth and Jefferson streets, tomorrow at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemeter; BETHESDA TO ELECT NEW FIRE CHIEF Resignation of Dudley Browne Followed by Announcement of Meeting Next Monday. BETHESDA, Md., March 26.—A new chief of the Bethesda Volunteer Fire Department to succeed Dudley Browne, who has resigned, will be clected &t & meeting in the fire department head- quarters at Bethesda Monday evening, it was learned today. Mr. Brown's resignation, to become effective Monday, was accepted by the county fire board several days ago. He is understood to have submitted his resignation four weeks ago at the request of his wife and father, who felt he was devoting too much time to fire department activities. The board at tthnb time did not accept the resigna- ion. Browne recently suspended several firemen accused of drinking at a fire in the home of J. W. Cummings, 209 East Thornapple street, Chevy Chase, Md. It is understood that the suspen- sion of the firemen had no bearing on Mr. Browne's resignation. ]oscph F. erch's Sons IBAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St NW. Rituitea 00 " Frank Geler’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Hiodemn Chapel, Teiephone National 2473 TIMOTHY HANLON Punetal Director Privaté Ambulance 641 H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 V. L SPEARE CO. jelther the successors of nor connected with e orieinal W Speare,_establish- Fhone Frgo, so2e 1009 H St. N.W. 940 F_St. N.W. Wm. H Sardo & Co. anate Limousme Ambulance E Lincoln 0524 Dignified, Eficient Service Service Deal & Co. H ST Nl LINCOLN_8200. 1876, JOHN R."WRIGHT co. 1337 10th St. N.W, Phone North 0047 Herbert B. Nevius 921 New Y.!;u;'ller..;Homenl“flu‘ 2606 “R. JESS CHAILLET, JR. Lisoostne R’.‘.‘-“n‘i:nc. 821 8th St. NE. I ALMUS R SPEARE Suceeeding the Origi: W. B Speares Co. nnecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 8§ yrs, st 1308 H st. 45 yrs. at 940 F st Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. St N.W, Col._6324. ‘Quicl Automiobil 8 AT MOD. 416 & NAT. 0106 Eye Service. e S Gude gros. Co., 1212 F St. LT Ane; ive, CEMETERIES. GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vaultage, $5 per month. Cholce lots and sites for sale. CEMETERY LOTS. CEDAR HILL CEMETERY 12 sites, near ¢l Hyattsville 411 | ller 16" irst ‘precinet. Lin, 9535 *| TALKS ON CHILD TRAINING Dr. Margaret Hamilton Addresses Associated Charities. An address on “Modern Trends in Child Training” by Dr. Margaret Hamil- ton, psychiatrist, of California, featured the weekly conference conducted by the Southwest Branch of the Assoclated Charities yesterday in the Neighborhood House, Representatives of the Instructive Vis- iting Nurse Society, the Mother-Child | Center, Neighborhood House, Friendship House, Parent-Teachers’ Association, So- cial Hygiene Society, Board of Public Welfare and the Associated Charities attended the conference. e fox color, whity neck ny (mll.. homesick. Col. 7045-J, RLOST. ANTH Animal u-!ne. Sio Marsiana "l-! Ras, 808, LOST. BAG, Ted, belonging to Mrs. Tunson, 1010 20th st. n.w. lndeLml' Reen money. LD, | black:_con, g Finder Dleate retin tewi BOSTON _ BULL, | varnum_st. n.w. DOG—Brindle Boston il pup; . 6 months, yhife mark, naelivi straved Sunday from Takoma Paik, Md.. Shepherd 218 EYEGLASSES, tortolse shell, in hmlm Teatn- er ‘case. Tuesday between Woodward Lothrop's and Garfinckel’s, 1903 Kalorama rd._North 6154 GERMAN POLICE BOG, female, near 31st Sud Npwiresurd il 1I_Pot. $857-J. Y8, in Black Eilone’ Clar.” 853:3 POOKETBOOK, — Fariammiss. e 18th and Columbia road. can_embassy, 2829 16th_st. POLICE BADGE No. : Tth st. between L and M sts. n.w. 3! it ‘Reward. Return to any 'e_precinct. ., black, Sontalning veterinaty - of "CHI struments’ and_bottl oform, between Heurien's farm, near Hyattaville and Four 2 ofitvard, U sevwed o "%‘A?u';iemwa: 40!5 WEDDING RING, piain gold band. $5 4 I returned ‘to Irvin, 1362 Hag leather holder. Rel vieinity Return' to Mexi- ereen siik W RlfiT WATCB Bung afternoon on Connectic: 14th Reward. Georgia_3022, /RIE ATCR. Tadys. white-gol a, Balova, 3 Vv etu y of 4th & H incoln_7786. a N RIST WATCH, i “m strap, set. with three diamonds hi M!‘ll’ Box 254, Pllll Tady's, Su ve. or RING. '\I AS()\'IC Set in diamonds. al reward. Call Rertnmao0e Batl"s otlere Totomac L0010 evening INSTALL A QUIET MAY NOW! Do You Know . . . . « . that right now you can buy a Quiet MAY under circumstances which have offered and never before been which will probably never be duplicated. A phone call to National 1453 will give you full details of this special offer. ‘After April 15th this offer. will be withdrawn. UIET M AY avromaric QIL, BURNER COLUMBIA SPECIALTY CO. 1201 Eye Street | DIES ON TRANSPORT | D. C. OFFICIAL, DIES |iext Davidson Expires Suddenly TR SOk °“".°‘ Returning From Manila. First Lieut. Howard G. D.vldm Army Air Corps, died suddenly last Sunday on board the transport Grant as that vessel was nearing Honolulu, Hawall, on its trip from Nagasaki, Japan, to San Francisco, according to War Department advices. No details | were given, but it is assumed at the ‘War Department that his wife, Mrs. Martha H. Davidson, was with him on the transport. Born in Berwick, Ohio, erch ln 1899, Lieut. Davidson was from the West Point Military Acldflny in June, 1922, and assigned to the Air Corps. Subsequently he was graduated from the Air Service Advanced Flying School, and the Air Corps Balloon and Airship School and was rated as an airship pilot, balloon observer and air observer. He reached the grade of first lieutenant in May, 1927, and recently had been stationed at Manila, P. I. e Chnrch Guild Plans Dinner. CLARENDON, Va., March 26 (Spe- cial).—The Guild of St. George’s Episcopal Church is completing plans for a turkey dinner to be served in the parish hall tomorrow night between 5 and 7 o'clock. Murriuge. KFV‘I!DY—‘WOZIBI MR. N] MRS. . KENNED' remnrned in New York &0y, Pebruary do. Mrs, Kennedy's Yul'h remlired a aecrmd marrit g AND MRS. JOS. C. KENNEDY, ;:I! lflh st. nvn. @urd nf Thanks. MOSS, NORMAN 1. To the Pastor of the Metropolitan Baptist Church, who 8o beautifully delivered the eulogy: the mem- e g Burrville _School, Juvenile Society, No. 1. G.' U. O. of O. F. and relatives and friends ‘we wish gratefully acknowleze with thanks the ex- pressions of sympathy extended and the floral tributes sent upon the occasion of the death of our darling baby boy, NOR- AN 1. MOSS. We also wish to thank Miss Beatrice Suydan and Mr. Abner Dor- 363 Jor the beauitful soloy reridered. oy 157, 06 DIVISION AVECNE. Braths. ANDREWS, LUCINDA. Tuesday. March 35, 1330, st the residence of her daueter: alimes: 1390 8 n.w. LUCINDA ™ Remains Testiny nt- ANens: Tutiersl pariars: 1ot e Barias 3 Notice of funeral hereafter. BEENT, REBECCA E. On Monday. March 24 1030 at © am. it e TeRidence Of ber daughier, Marion B. 17 A E. " nw 8. BRENT, devoted wife of the late Corpl. John §. Brent of the Sth Mnssachusetts nother of Mrs. . B, Siugieton ngleton. an uneral Sdiy: Mareh D from Nigeteenth Stréer B ireh: Rev, Welter H. Brooks pas- Interment Harmony c '.e 26 BRENT, REBECCA. The L n fary to he Drlvers: Besevotent Societs. Nao T, 1o gou!nen of the funeral of Mys. R B from the x{ ke m a?‘ % m mmen Church. MRS, RNER, B'r‘"m BRENT. REBEGCA, The Lagies' Veteran As- sociation is herehy nuufid Aladhn present e, funeral of our Iste REBECCA” BRENT, “Thuraday. -March D30, 41 1 p s YoM the Noncieeh i Btract Bupiist Churcht BURRELL © 1.V, L. V. LYD!AA 'muM S, Rec. | BRENT. REBECCA E. Oficers nm members £ e Tadies QU Rek Bocier snnounce The Geath of Mrs. REBECOA E. BRENT, She Was & member of the Sonner & trugte board. Funeral Thursday, March 27 atd b, 1rom Ninsteenh Street Hap u Chureh. A Inrgs atiehdanice s exogcted ENA J. LOUISE LEWIS, Fil | BRENT, REBECCA. The officers a - bers of the Ladies’ Rellapie mm%n‘n? ')}m lief Society wre reaussted to attend he | neral of gur ex-president, st 3 Stree! 1 aid Eve sis. n.w. “Full ‘Stiendance 1 iss_JESSIE MASON, Preal ADDIE CHASE GREEN. Rec. N' a'n‘ 1930. at Baptist resident. RIT P. . R. Bee. Bl I'I.Elv JO!IPH On Tueldly, March 25, D at Tuberculosis Hos- pni BUFLER. devoted husband filelll Sll“.! and father of Doris But. ler, son of Nelson Butler, brother of Al Haves, Virginia Seott, Annie Pa e o yne, dore, Jame: and Ralph Butler. CHAMBERLIX, lnmoN F. _On Sunday. RLIN a) {lce 'of Tuneral inter Mareh 23, 1 ILTON ¥. CHAMEE! Remains resti Bhiaries'G; Nafies's funcral home. 39§10 Funeral and interment Marinette, JAMES F. On Sunday, lnrah 23, . at Philadelphia, Pa., SROWN. beloved hsband of Lotth. Grown: it n.w. from n Thursday, March 37. Interment R Mrount. Olivet Comerery —at 330 pom Relatives and friends invited to attend. & FINGLES, 2 . Fingles. Funeral from her late residence, 4603 9th st. n.w.. on Thursday, March 27, at 3 p.m. Friends vited. 1merm»m private. ON KEENE R. Sudde n Tistday: Aaton 28 b D REENE 1 RSTON, beloved husband of Margarei C. Forston of 1731 P st. n.w. Notice of fiineral hereafter. Monday, March 24, 1830, devoted mother of James dav, March r i sis. o e W Ernest Jarvis West En parlor, 28th st. and Dumbarton ave. n.W. 28 GARDNER, FRANK DEWITT. On Tuswisrs. March 25, 1930, in El Paso ANK BWITT GARDNER. beloved o of Annie Rerley and the JateChasies Gltaton Gurd- | qRer, Buril 1n Bi Pase, Ter. | GARNER, CL, Afhren "5, 1580, daughter, st. n.w.. CLARA H late Thomas A, kX RA M. Suddenly. oy at- the Fesldence Ob har Mrs, Bleanor G Prince, 3130 T GARNER. widow of the t‘xe Body resting at 2. av HALL, MARGARET J. oOn Tyesday, Mareh 325, "1930, at 4 ‘m., at her residence, 4008 Sheetz_ave., = Robert Lilian P. Hall and Viola M. Thomas. No- oo of luneul hme-nn RRELL. MARY KATHERINE. On Tues; A NiArcn 25 1050, At The Fesidtnes of her duuihht;An Mr: rrel Darlor of Harry se. Funeral and Thursday, March HERBERT, MARY CATHRINE, Departed ndas, Mareh ‘2\0 ri. 1ty sts. n.w., on h 27, Relatives and friends are tmuen HERBERT. KATIE, The P. Cham- ber. No. 2. G. £ oda Fellguor s o8 R ‘of “True” Dauknter E HERBERT. Funeral Thursday. E' 37, B iTom the Asbury Chulcll JOBE U’ Chla( Grand Ruler, HANTe A, JacKsON. Chief Grand Seribe HERBERT, KATE. All members of Beihel Hougehold of Rith. Na, 1710, G Lo “hereby mogiiec. o stien the fUneral Of our Iate worthy treasuren Sister KATE HERBERT, _f{rom Asbury E. Church, 11th and’ K sis. n.w. Thursday, March 27, 1930, 1, pin S. ANNA oD, M. N. G MARY A. BRASS) W, HERBERT, MARY cunnlut. Officers and members of the Ladies’ LT Rock 8oci hiiounce the death of MARY CATHERING HERBERT. She was a member of the Sonner trustee board. Funeral Thursday, March 27, 1930, at- r E. Church. . DLW, LOUISE LEWIS, Fin. HERBERT, KATE. 'l'h Ladles’ ™riendship Soctety -mlouncu the dellh of its mem- Mrs KA RBERT. Funeral Irom Asbury M. N Xl!n lnd)¥ A".YA.‘ '.SOFIIII;D ate MRS. MARY CRAIG. Ree. Y. . HERBERT, KATIE. The Young Ladies’ Im- mediate Rehel Al.(ocklunn 1s_requested lfl aitend the funeral of Mrs, KATIE BERT. Thursday, March 27. 1930 clock, Asbury Church 11th and K. ste: MRS, MINNIE T. CONAWAY, President; ADDIE CHASE GREEN: Rec. Secy. = .l(lfll‘ JOHNSON, On llfil!fll" 15 Tosidence. Houwverd. Helghts: n + JOHNSON, beloved, Inusbang Alen's funeral ave. . -“fi;-:&'"“'fmfl fi KING, JULIA V. (NEE WASHINGTON). m pmx.‘?e" ST Fg v i e WJmuéfigfrmu. torme 3P i ey she Sevotea sister of Moy, Shimore. 5 Wal d"Samuel Walker, No- Ve Ot Tunerar Pereatier. LEFFYEAR, EMMA. On Mondas, March 24, 1930, ALLEFEYEAR, She lesves five ehitdren, Eila.3ac Stonewal jear. Ema llnu. ‘Baundres and. Lotise Leflyear, wo Erandchildren. | Puneral services ot her dte. residencer 2908 tario rd. n.w., Thursday, March 27, at 1 Interment Lincoln Memorial Ceme- r. Funeral At Vienna LIFPITT, THOMAS PERRY. On Wednesday oring. March 26, 1930, st his resid & own. W, 'Va. THOM V! son of the Ia 4 Mr o liiam Fon: {Ihe Lipitt aid Huspand elen Wil- son." Notice ‘of Tunéral Rereatter: . MASON, HENRY D. Departed this lite 28,5403, 8¢ 4:88 5 residence. ‘1353 Wylie ~st. HENRY D. MASON, husband of "'f Eliza J. Mason and devoted father liam H. and Gonzelous F. Mason Jessie C. Banks and brother of Mary son. Notice of funersl later. MITCHELL, BERTHA E. On Tu 23, 1030, at_the residence Cnirley L. Mitchell, ville, Md., €7 Vears meral i dencs Fhursdny. Mareh terment Fort Lincoln NEULAND, WILLIAM. Suddenly. on Mon- Gy March 34, 1050, “WILLIAM, beloved Puneral st Capitol a Rel, :lvel and 9:30 ock. friends invited. Toterment Cemet; xrlwnlm. WILLIAM, Members of Wash- {naton Gouncil, No, 214, Knights of Colum- Pis, are ndvised of the death o day. arch 24, 1930, Brother NEULA e m:uen-u to attend his funaral services ar8e" s Thursdey, March 21, s ight, March 26, at 8 o tion ‘of nnnn h:o‘rmtn;Lde(groo!id % DR. A D. WILRINSON, P. 8 ] NEULAND, WILLIAM. The members of As- ;:fl-.l‘tlonr:‘x (‘);'dr?t Inh:bi;nmu ‘n{e l'llu!nl:fl end the funeral of our late associa WILLIAM NEUL, from 5 t Chiuron, Thursduy, n-ran it 000w 27, al ODO! ide: J. ELIOT WRIGHT, Secretary. i PROCTOR, REBECCA COATES. on Monday. March 24, COATES PROCTOR. the Thomas Proctor. She al Ahelr Toss elght sisters. n.m Sudde REB! . L Pu 1 oodlawni Cemetery. ‘"""' may not know why desth should com And ke our Sister (‘r‘onm(e'\ Rome come o i eves with tears The Lord Knows bests we' trust 1n fi\- . lm ADA SAVAGE. Sunday, Ma) h 90 the homs o? her !' I rt D!I‘ms 3 ADA n @ !! Rt d o, o PR ID'” at { fht" am. at 1 Sotn ctmemm “Inferment Aciinglon Tues- REINTZEL, NORMAN L. Suddenly. gh-u-n‘o’&" ) “"n'o‘n'mw TR BL. beloved husband of May. Retntrel Tnes Kratiy Notice st funersl” herentine, SAKEMAN. FLOYD M. On Monday. March 24, 1930."at Homeopathic Hospital. M. BAK o AN. husband of the beth E. Sake: Funersl from w. w. era| , 818 H st. n.e.. Thurs- ay. . at’ 1:30 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. SHEARER, THOMAS E. Mondas. Mareh 1930, 'fl!" ':, !’-‘2 foved ‘Nusband Shes Small).. Punem T rhom the Chasel ot fivity. 4th » . ave, se., March "9:30" 'ctock. pom: AN friends invited to attend. Interm ar Hill Cemetery. SHEEMAN, SEMKEN On Wedpesdgs, March S 0. at his resids N " JOBEPH SHEEHAN. i a at 9 for_the repose of ferment St Mars's Cemetery. and friends mvmd KUSE. FRA! at the Huwlrd ell!v mere. Md. e n( Y B ‘L, feral Gervices at fhe chapel &t Lou fl Jark Gmetery, Baitimore, Priday, Mary TEPHENSON, WILLIAM & & On Tusster. ’Mnmh o Yoo, At his recidence. 831 Ne Wi RENSON: Notice of funeral Iater. March 23, 1 1 "ot TAT 7th st e Dariors of J-mu %Y ;;uh aylvania ave. hutsdes Mareh 130" am., thence o St Where mase will be gaid at 8 Am. Inter: ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. | YOUNG, GEORGE W, 2¢. 1830, GEORGE V., beloved b In Memortam. ADAMS. MARY E. In sad but loving %n- brance of my dear who Rieone sent ago:today, March 36 One who was -lw-n kind, Who would always forgive and forset: One with the purest of mi Wnose. tHendonts was ever set. Her loving voice, her smiling face Are pleasures ‘to Sne bad o kind 'v«o‘r\; (aruenry one, HER I.»OV!NO 'HUSBAND. * ADAMS, MARY E. In loving remembrance I\ 24 dear mother and mother-in-law, arts that are broken; Byt the Sllent Tears. ih the Afier TeaTs In remembrance auenuy (Spoken, R DEVOTED SON xm -IN- s MR D JAl CLARK. RICHARD H. In memory of lu'cl- CLARK, 'Who passed away [x:3 "E Morcn'26 10 jone_but not forgotten. SISTER, FLLA D. CLARK. * A tribute of dear_mo DUNCAN. SUSIE (GRIGSBY). love t0 the memory of m: SUSIE (GRIGSBY) DUNCAN, who parted this life eleven years ago today, March 26, 1919. When T am alone and silent 1 breathe a deep regret, For you were mine and I remember, Should all the world forget. I know wherever the years may lead Your love will follow, And tho' there are mol l{lm:ve;yvhm ere fsn't one jus DEVOTED = DAUGHTER, = MARIE PIERCE. EDWARDS, JAMES AND ALBERTA. token of love to the sacted memory gf suv FBWARDS. an {nto steinal devoted mother. ALBERTA father, JA ED' who wll».‘d 5 Paal pest Mn“f'n, 1928 " ana March 2 918, On I hillside. lube to meet_again. v THE CHILDREN. * LEHNERT. PHIL IPI‘I‘(B HAY. In loving re- membrance of our mother. PHILIPPINE HAY LEHNERT, who entered into rest March 26, 1916, In our hearts your memory lingers. TOUT MEER' CHILDREN, ® MERRIETT. ELLA THOMPSON. In lovin remembrance ul my dear !rlend. EL] THOMPSON ERRIETT. 0_ left me Cleven vears axo today, Mareh 36, 1919, I trust that in the better world, T'll meet you once again. LOUISE. * PORTER, VERNIE LEE. In sad but loving remembrance of our son and brother, VERNIE LEE PORTER, who departed this life) ‘eleht years avo’ todey, Mareh ‘36, \th‘ happy days we once enjoyed Wh n we 'ert all together; AND BROTHER. * WAID, MARY 0.. In hwlnl mflnory of ggr od. kind, tri devoted d_dea: mot! MARY G. WARD. wl\o de- life reven vears ago today. Y R R lhh morning. ‘THE PAMIL WHITE, ANNIE L. In sad but hflnl membrance of our dear mother & "g ANNIE L. WHITE, h dlld ® flv‘ years ago today, March 26, 1 o‘l :‘\‘u’ nrru' wn unno;tz.n' LR ma: Trlnll{‘ Phcml “oftireh "Glinetary port, TLLIAM MOSES. Depi LME 8. e ieaday. Miarcn Ca 1030r 1 10 mews Hospltal (AL 10" ey B 3 iza Holmes, “n'mhn ted Sabepd 1ot Cuves " most " of ot rd"r‘ch«m -La “Thyrsd oW~ £ I Ahd"Snbe:she les Tn.pe Her memory we shall slwaye keep; the grave where wife 18 : m.,":..mm SR -uy wlm:r. leaves ‘ ay dle, o Tak, Rt o i EVOTEE HOSBAND, "WiLLIAN, % AN To kh. che YOG, AL T 0t it ey departed this life llr\'l 26, 1028, Bhe is lo\?. but not forgotten, nother vear. mhmy Jonels, 'E;;m of t'auhnla. S