Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1930, Page 9

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Tonic « ¢ 125 Lydia Pinkhams . 25 Carter Liver Pills. . 25 Dr.Lyon’sToothPowder21c F5Polymol. ¢« ¢« ¢ o & 25 J.&J.BabyTalo . . 25c PALMOLIVE | TALC keeper,made; u The ideal after 2 for America s, ‘1 |un an. 9th & F Sts. 13th & H Sts. Franklin 10195 Select Your Monument our_own choice in its finishea Reasonable ing to the suburb of Le Cannet be named after him. ‘The decree of the cn{ council reads: “The Boulevard de la Tousque will henceforth be called ‘Boulevard Myron T. Herrick’ as a testimonial of the deep gratitude of France toward the late American Ambassador, who, during the great war, manifested his most fervent attachment to France. The late Ambassador spent several short vacations at Cannes and was a well known figure around the golf course, GLIDER PII:OT KILLED FORT WORTH, Tex., April 3 (#).— George Gambrien, 26, newspaper re- porter, was killed late yesterday in a glider crash on a farm north of here. Gambrien, an aviator, took his first ride in the glider last Friday. Since then he had made four flights in the craft. J. J. Mitchener, jr., a pilot, who was watching the flight, said the crash was caused when an automobile, which was towing the craft with a 500-foot rope, swerved to avoid a haystack. FERRYBOAT TRAGEDY TOLL PLACED AT 95 Bodies of 53 Victims Recovered by Japanese Searchers—Forty Others Missing. By the Assoclated Press. ‘TOKIO, April 3.—Dispatches to the vernacular newspapers from Wakamatsu sald that when search was given up at the scene where the ferryboat Wakato Maru capsized yesterday 53 bodies had been recovered” and 40 persons were missing. Two of those rescued died later in a hospital, making the probable death toll 95. The ferryboat, soon after leaving Wakamatsu_for the town of Tobata, was lashed by a gale which swept huge waves aboard. The 200 passengers, twice the vessel's normal capacity, rushed to one side of the ship to escape drenching. Their weight caused the boat to turn over, Tapestries Specially Priced New shipment of partly finished tapestries—large variety of patterns. Chair seats—foot stools. EMBROIDERY SHOP 827 11th St. N.W. A general antiseptic for cuts and wounds, doesnotburn 16 eents irritate or in- jure the skin, RIVIERA PLAYING CARDS | modernistic backs with gold or edge, regular §, 65c¢ value, All your fi . vorite brands are her Camel’ Chesterfield’ Lucky Strikes, Old Golds, : cents package or now in handy pocket tins of 50 for For a limited time only =—Genuine Leather BILL FOLD SECRETARY WALLET Fitsbothnew and old size bills, has memo pad, card and letter compartments identification card. $1.50regular. SPECIAL A Treat for Cigar Smokers While They Last, Amorife Rothchild’s GivenAway! One 6§e¢ Flacon of COTY PERFUME with every purchase of Coty Face Powder at our regular priceof « o o 85¢ FREE ;.50 va with each tube of Wil- Ham's Shaving 35° Cream youbuy, 60c value for.« EERony < L | s ° L 14th & H Sts. 18th & Col. Rd. Franklin 6767 Metropolitan €760 Columbia 5857 Co-eds Disturb Philosophers. COLUMBUS, Ohio (#).—Man stu- dents pay more attention to lectures when co-eds are shifted to the front row, believes Prof. Albert Chandler of Ohio State University's Department of philosophy. s Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the Health Department In the past 24 hours: Odell and Maxmie Bleuins, girl twins. Edward and Johan: 1. Paul and Gladys Arthur L. and El Robert V. and Grace Spencer and Mildred L. Gordon, boy. John L. and Sarah E.Malone, boy. George C. and Quna Draper. boy, Archibald T. and Fannie Vann, boy. giEdward D.and Josepliine A."McCarthy, ol Joseph M and Catherine C. Brockwell, girl. Joseph E. and Madeline C. Mitchell," girl. George M. and Winnie Fleming. girl. James R. and Elizabeth E. O'Donnell, girl. Roscoe and Ariel Pevton, irl. Paul and Marie Morton, boy. John and Gladys Yates. boy. James and Elsic Perry, boy. Nathaniel and Ersaline Spriegs, Charles and Blanche Dorsey, Afthur and Eva Davis, boy. and Catherine Dunninston, d Alice Jackeon. bo d Fleta E. Hilliard, boy. Lebel 2 ."Cooksey, boy. wirl. wirl. Established 1862 J. T. Clements Sons Funeral Service 1241 Wisconsin Ave. Phone West 0804 W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 464 Elones { Adams 10341 | cos | Tuesday evening Deaths Re;}oned The following deaths e Hen Tt Bopkrioaent 1 the past 24 hourss Blanche E. Nixon, 79, 26 Q st. n. Emma P. Darne, 74, 1330 Columbia rd. John P. Carmody, 74, 906 O at. n.e. Mark Myers, 73, 2533 Hall pl. Charles T. Chick, 71, Garfleld Hospit Ceylon M. Boswell, 69. 11 D sf Fred S. Smith. 68,3601 Conn. ave. Rowland O. James, 68, U. 8. Naval Ho ital. P! Ghiaries B. Walton, 65, 1837 Ingleside Ter- Con: nntine. 52, Providence ) ©. Cofty, 29, 1750 W st. se. Infant of Harry and Ada Rathery, 3 weeks. Providence Hospital Infant of Willlam and Frances Wheatley, 11_days, Providence Hosi "l] Lewis Overton, 52, 2' Hattle Do a7 Gatiimeer Hospital, V5, Sullineer Hospita. GOLF_BAG_and" clubs. ave. ear 215t and Call Cleveland 4688 after 7 p.m. LI strine: Wednesday, in shopping district. Rtll? 3 ‘Tel. Cleve. 1229, BAR_PIN_Fiv ds7 lost about Maich T3, ‘Reward. Phone Glev. 4831 40 BAR PIN. platinum. with one diamond, on K st. or Vermont ave. Reward. Phone Dis- triet 3130 C. Allen, phone West 1551, Apt. 404. Liberal reward. = ol beu o BUNCH OF KEYS—Scott Circle, March 26, Please return to George Anderson, 1452 N st._n.w_ Decatur 5114-W. collur, and golden brown trench cont: lined inside; on Washington Blvd. Mrs. Kallinsky. 4738 Albambra sve.. Baltimore. Md DOG—White wire-haired terrier, with black spot on back: tag No. 10999 Reward, Phone Metropolitan 4100 or Potomac_1398._ EYEGLASSES—Shell-rimmed: “lost April 2. Reward. Telephone North $000. EVEGLABSES, between 17th and Col 1d. 1641 Hobart st. n.w. Please return to above aodress; COLTONE oo GLABSES. in brown Archie Engel case, near Eastern_ High School, March 31. Phone Lin- coln 4472._ s MONEY (paper). two $20 and one $5 bills Saturday. Murch' 22nd, at 12:30 pm.. vicin- {7 00 315U NTY. aver reward. Phoné Rock- vitte 285, 3 PIT BULL TERRIE] “and_white: about 40 Dounds; with heavy brass-studded collar ‘inscribed “P. C. Henry. Marietta, Ohio.” 1122 13th n.w. Fr. 9782. Reward. POCKETBOOK, lady McCrory's 5 and 10, cent store. 7th st. Finder please call Adams 4364 Generous rewar PURSE—Red leather, Wednesday, 26th, Golumbia Theater: kéys. license permit, 815 18th, Ap! _Met. 1692, 3 PURSE, _small. black. medals’ and gold piece. o 2556 36th st nw. Finder mey retain gold Diece “as rew PURSE__Apr 25070 about Butse ¢ at Earle Drug Store, 13th and £ 1] Iipeward. Mrs. Hall, 1228 Eve. ril at. m.. A hon arms enameled thereon tea room, Wednesday night. call Silver Spring 403. Reward. RING—Narrow gold. with_green jade stone: April 1 or 2, 50 per cent of its National 2520,"branch 1808, _ T RING. sardonyx _stone, . %._J.* " Call Metrobolitan_52 WALLET. alligator hide. in or near Bond Bidg', containing a sum of money and per- sonal papers. Reward if returned to owner. Phone Ga. 2484. e WHITE SPITZ DOG with left eve black: Flease return to 611 2nd initia st. n.e. Reward. WRIST WATCH. 6 diamonds. Re doiph pl. nw. Tady's white gold. set with d it returned to 24 Ran- EISEMAN'S LIBERAL CREDIT PLAN is available to all men. plan is simple, yet helpful. enables you to wear clothes and pay out of your income in convenient weekly or monthly amounts. sands of men now enjoy an Eiseman charge account, Why Remember there are no extra charges for credit not- you? privileges. Our It stylish PESEEISY SST. New Spring Suits $25 $30 $35 g Thou- EISEMAN'S Seventh & F Sts. For Forty Years The Lincoln National Bank has rendered de- pendable and efficient service to the people of Washindton. Yet the spirit of youth permeates it and has kept it prominently be- fore the public through- out its forty years of constructive service. While youth is a vig- orous and virile factor in the conduct of this in- stitution, it has never departed. an d never will dcpart. from the age-old principles of conservative banking, which neither time nor custom can improve. It is on this immov- able foundation of con- fidence and fidelity that youth, profiting by the ripe experience of age and mamrity. enables us to render the most modern service. Lincoln National Bank 7th and D Streets 17th and H Streets Breatha. 1) o n'A” llll Bl Al of xunenl h!er BEARDSLEY, ELIZABETH D, On Wedne ETH BEARDELEY, aved 15 years Funma; from {he residence of ner daushiter, Mrs, Wil- m H. Rose, 719 7th st ne.’on Friday, Avri 4, p.m. Relaiives 'and friends {iVited” Thierment Clenwood Cemeters. BOSWELL, CEYLON M. Suddenly Tuesday, pril 1, 1930, at hig residence, 11 D YLON M. BOSWELL, beloved hu Biiia Of ‘he Iats. Jomene < Brian Bosuti pchester, Rotics 4 D M. 11930, DR, 7 on, D. C. where mass ‘will be said at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment 8t Mount Olivet Cemetery. BRANCH, JOHN H. Suddenly on Tuesday, April 1,"at Emergency Hospital, JOHN H. BRANCH, beloved ausvand of Mary H Branch, Remains resting at his late res aence, the Shelburne, 1631 S st. n.w., un- til 8 am.. Friday, April 4. Fuieral from the Willisin H. Sardo & Co. funeral chapel, 412 H st n.e, on Friday, Aprl 4, at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited to at nd. Interment ab Fort Lincoln Cemetetry. 3 BROWN, GEORGE C. On Tuesday, April 1, 1930, Wt his residence, 717 8. st w. GECRGE C. BROWN, beloved husband of Emma_Dorsey Brown and uncle of Mrs, Mary Dorsey. Funeral Fridav, April 4, at 1 p.m. from Metropolitan A. M. E. Chuten, M st between 15th and i6th bt Relatives sna friends invited. BROWN, G RGE C. Frederick Douglass Kelief Assvciation is requested to tend the funeral of GEORGE BROWN, a Charter member, on Frida. April 4, at 1 o'clock, X!g'unfl‘)'dfilunggll PA M. E. COOR. president, EDGAR L. KENAEY, Secretary, BROWN, GEORGE C. The Elder Men's Re- lief Association announces tne death of Brother GEORGE C. BROWN, April 1, 1930. Funeral Friday, Apnl 4, at 1 p.m., irom the Meuropoltall A, M. E. Churc . , Presiden J. C. BURLLS, Secreiary. » GEORGE C. The Crispus Attucks liet 'Association announces tne deatn of Brother GEORGE C. BROWN. April 1, 1950, Funeral Friday, April 4, &l 1 pm. rom the hle'wpu;luvhln M."E. Chuich. | . 8. FULLEK, Fresiieut, J. C. BURLLS, Secieiary. BUCKLEY, CLARA ROSS. On Wednesday, April 2’ 1930, st her ‘resigence, College Fark, Md., CLAKA ROSS BUCKLE ‘Lhomas), " beloved “wite of Bamiuel 8. Buckley.” Funeral from her late residence on Saturduy, April 3, ai 10 s.m, ment (private) at St i Beltsville, Md. BUNDY, OBIA MILLER. Departed life “Yuesday, Apiil 1, 1930, at her resia€nce, 403 O sc MILLER BUNDY, beloved Delilia Bunay ana’ the iate At ¥. Bundy ana devoted sister Bunay Wilson. She aiso leaves 0 mourn their loss two devoted aunts, Harriett Freeman and Sarah Wilson; broLner-in-iaw, J. Pranklin Wiison, and also other rela- tives and friends. ' Kemains on view &t her late residence. 403 O st. n.w., Wednes- day, April 3, 1930, after 6°p.m.” Fune Satirday, Abril 5, 'at 1 p.m. from the Sec- ond Baptist Church, 3rd st. between H And Eye sts. n.w. Relatives' and iriends CAMPBELL, WILLIAM A.. Sr. On Wedr April 2, 1930, WIiLLIAM A. CAM LL. Sr. of 1308’ Kenyon st. n.w., hus band ‘of the late Annie L. Campoell Fu neral irom the chapel of A. J. Sciipper 2008 Pennsylvania ave. Aptil 4, &l 2:30 p.m, invited. tery. CARTER, JAMES ELWOOD. Departed this life on Wednesday. April 2. 1930, after a brief jliness, JAMES ELWOOD CARTER, devoted son of Clarence and Ethal Carter. leaving to mourn their loss & motaer and father. gr. other, Mrs. Mary Washing- ton and greaf + Mis., Chant Matthews, and many other r d dear friends. Funeral Saturday, April . at 1 p.m. from John Weslev A.'M. E. Z. Church, i4th and Corcoran sts. n.w. In- terment at Good Hope, Md. ails can be viewed at his laie’ home, 152 8th st. n.w., after 7:30 o'clock Thursiay. 4 MARY C. On Thursday, April 3, her residence, 1404 Emerson st . MARY C. CHASE, cousin of Kather- | ne E. Bowman. Services (private) at S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st n'w., Saturday, April 5, at 1l a.m, & DAVIS, HARRIET R. On Wednesday. April 2, 1930, at Sibiey Hospital, HARRIET R. DAVIS, beloved wife of John F. Davis Funeral from W. W. Deal's funeral home; 816 H st. ne, on Saturday, April 5, at 3 p.m. " Relativés and friends invited. In- terment Glenwood Cemetery. HYSLOP, CHARLES G. On Wednesday, April 2, 1930, CHARLES G.. beloved hu bangd of the late Mary Agnes Hyslop. Fu neral from = his_late residence. Silv Spring. Md., on Friday, April 4, at 2 p.m Relatives and friends invited. ~Interment Glenwood Cemetery. KERWIN, WALTER JOSEPH. On Tuesday. April 1, 1930, at his residence, 2809 26th st. ne. WALTER JOSEPH KERWIN. be- loved husband of Ednah Robinson Kerwin and father of Walter Josepn Kerwin, ir Funeral services at St.” Prancis De Sales Church, Rhode Island ave. and 20th st ne. where mass will be offered ‘on Fri- day. April 4, at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery, 3 LARRICK. JACOB BUHRMAN. Sudden! April 3. 1930 at’ his_resic n.e.. JACOB BUHRMA ced 68 years. beloved husband of Mollie C Larrick. father of Harvey W. Larrick. Remains resting at Hysong's fu neral home, 1300 N st. n.w. Notice of neral Iater. MARY C. On Thursday. April 3. t 6:30 am., MARY C. LOGAN (nec ), Wife of William . Logan, s aged 59 'years. = Funeral from her Tesidence, “1014" 4th st. April 5, 30 a.m.: | ZEN daukhter of “Delia n.w.. on Frid Relatives and friends Interment at Fort Lincoin Ceme- n.e. on Sa thence to St. Al 8t9 am. Relatives and. friends invited Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 4 McCALL, MAMIE V. On Tuesday, April 1. 1930, at 6:20 a.m.. at her residence, 20 Quiney pl. n.w., MAMIE McCALL. She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted hus- band. James R. McCall: one sister. Mrs Harnnah J. Holland: two brothers, William and Clarence Tucker. and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Pridav, Agnl 4, at 1 pm. fiom the Zion Baptist Chureh, F_st. beiween 3rd nd 4'2 sts. Rev. W. L. Washington officiating. MAMIE V. All officers and mem- bers of John Brown Beneficial Associatin are hereby motified to Atlend the funeral of MRS. MAMIE V. McCALL, who departed this life on April 1. 1930. Funeral Pri- dav. April 4, ‘at 1 o'clock n.m.. from Zion s, between 3rd and G. W. GAINES, Pres. Sec. Members of Midian . G.'G. E, Order Galilean Will ‘assembie for call meet- ing tonight, 8 p.m. to arrange burial of late sister. MAMIE V. McCALL, Funeral Friday, April 4, at 1 p.m.. from Zion Blplist Church. F st between 3rd snd sw. GEO. N. CAMPBELL, H. P Il INTGOMERY, Scribe | McCALL, MAMIE V. Officers and members of Eureka Gufld, No. 2, H. T. C., are re- quested_to attend the funeral of P. G. P. C.. MAMIE V. McCALL, Friday. April 1930, _at 1 p.m. from Zion Baptist Church. F st. between 3rd and 413 sts. s.w. G.and PG and 'S of Gullds are invited. ELLA FAIR BUTLER. P. C. WILLIAM CARR"(‘HAEL. R. A P. P. C. BLANCHE HENSEN, Sec. MeCALL. MAMIE V. The officers and mem- bers of Oasis Coiirt, No. 2. Daughters of Isis. are requested to attend the funeral of Daughter MAMIE V. McCALL, Friday, April 4, at 1 pm. from Zion Baptist Church.” P 'st. between 3rd and 4% sts. w. Please wear white. 1ll. Com. ANNA I. JAMES, MAMIE H. McCOY, Sec. MeCALL, MAMIE V. All officers and mem- bers of Mirlam Chapter, No. 4, O. E. S.. are requested to attend the funeral of Hon. Lady MAMIE V. McCALL. Friday, April 4, 1930, at 1 o'clock p.m., from Zion Baptist Church. P st. s.w. HON. LADY IRENE J. CARTER, R. M. BIR KNIGHT JAMES T. DIGGS, R. P. ANNA C. COOPER, Sec'y. McCALL. MAMIE. Al officers and mem- bers of Mt. Olive Tabernacle. No. 3, Or- der_of Galilean Fishermen. are reqiesied to attend a “call ‘meeting ‘Thursdav. April 3. at 8 p.m, at Fishermen's Hall, 320 F st. sw, to arrange funeral for Sister MAMIE' McCALL. ' Funeral Priday. April 4 at 1 o'clock, from Zion Baptist Church, F st. between 3rd and 4'> sts. S.w. ROBERT H. MEADE, R. W. Ruler, SARAH E. BROOKS, Fin. Sec'y MeCALL. MAMIE V. The officers and mem- bers of John H. Wright Tabernacle, No. 852, are requested to attend the funeral of the organizer sister, MAMIE V. Mt CA LL Funeral Pridey. April 4, 1930, 1 from Zion Baptist Church, F befween 3rd and 4% Sts. £ PRUITT, MARY E. Departed this life sud- denly Tuesday. April 1. 1930, at 531 26th n.w. MARY PRUITT. Remains resting at Janifer’s funeral parlors, 1115 22nd st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. ROBINSON, EDWARD W. On Wednesday. ABI’H 2, 1930. at his residence. 2226 13th st. s.e. EDWARD W. ROBINSON. beloved husband of Eisie Shields Robinson. Fu- neral from Emmanuel P. E. Church, Ana- costia, D. C.. Saturday. April 5, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Congressioral Cemetary [ i ROBINSON, EDWARD W. Special com- mllnlc-iloll of Anacostin Lodze, No. 21, P. M. i hereby called fof Saturday. Annl 5, 1930, at 1 p.m. sharp at Masonic Temple, Al ostia, D. C.. 14th and U sts.. for the purpose of tonducting Ma- sonic burial services for nur Iate brother, IP&ARD ‘:‘ ’RPBIN? By direction of the worshirful master. " CAMPBELL, Sec. 4 SCHLEITH, unn. ‘Suddenly, on Tuesday. t her residence. 1443 Oak (el Schl ith Ml:v‘gfl:\::; of ollr)‘: !hmf eor eith _an ‘mother o Fred L. and John J. Schleith. Puneral services at W. W. Chambers Co. funeral ome, 1400 Chapin st. n.w. April 4, at 3 p.m. Relatives and friends invited.” Interment at Prospect Hil Cem- etery. SMITH, De WITT W. On Tuesday, Aj 1930, at his residence, 10 Rhode ave. n.w., ‘WITT W. SMITH, bel Busband ‘of Mrs. Ida Dunnington Smith. Funeral from his late residence, 10 R. 1. ave. n.w.. Friday, April 4, at 2 p.m. In- terment Glenwood Cemetery. SMITHDEAL; ELIZABETH D, On Thursday, April at her residence, 1907 15th at. ELIZABETH D. SMITHDEAL, age 43 years. Notice of funeral iater. STREFKS, WILLIAM A. On Wednesday, April 3, 1930. at 9:45 pm.. at his res derce. 715 Tavlor st. n.w. WILLIAM A STREEKS. beloved husband of Juila T. ears. Funeral from the Reluiives and ‘iriends Tavited. " 1os Thent Codat ELll Cemetery, [} sw. McCALL, MAMIE Wing, " No. 2. Pisnermen, ril 1, Breaths. DR. MILO H. On Thursday, April 3. 1930; at Georgetown Hospital, Dr MILO H. SUTLIFF. aged 64 years. beloved husband of Julla Sutliff, 312 Cumberland ave., Somerset. Md. Remains resti; at Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N st. 3 Notice of funeral later. SWEENEY, MATTHEW JOSEPH. On Wed- nesday, April 2, 1930, MATTHEW JOSEBH, beloved husband of Jesse M. Sweeney (nes Fowler). Funeral fiom his late residence, 2440 Georgia ave. n.w., on Saturday. Abril at 8:30 am. Reduiem mass at 4 Ghurch of the ‘immaculate Conception 9 o'clock, Relatives and. friends invited: Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. (g THOMPSON, FARNEST. On Wednesd, April 2, 193 oclock, at his re dence, Bpring itk Va.CEARNEST PHOM BON.' Funeral services at the home at 1 o'clock Friday, April 4. drew Chapel at 2 p.m. VADEN, NETTIE C. On Wednesday, April 2, 1930, NETTIE C. VADEN, beloved wife of James C. Vaden. Survived oy dauchs ter, Mrs, Elizabeth Summerhays, and son, Hehry C. Vaden Funeral from her late residence, 2303 Wisconsin ave., on Friday, April 4, 8t 2 p.m. WALKER, FRANK WILLIAM, On Tuesday, April 1, 1950, at his Tesidence 1643 3rd st. nw. FRANK WILLIAM WALKER. de- voted fusband of Neille Grant Walker. Remains resting at Frazier's funeral home, 389 R. I ave. n.w. Funeral from Frazie funeral home, Friday, April 4, 8t 2 p.m., Rev. Battle 'officiating. Reiatives and friends invited. In Memortam. ATKINS, MARY E. In sad and loving re- membrance of my dear daughter. MARY E. ATKINS, who died two sears ago to- day, Apnil 3, 1928, Lonesome. lonesome, evarywhere. HER FOSTER MOTHER, EMMA J. AT- KINS GAITHER. . CHAMPION. CARRIE. In loving memory of CARRIE CHAMPION, wife of Amos Ghamplon, who died two years ago, April CHESTNUT, JAMES L. CHES' SUTLIFF, 3 Interment at An In memory of UT. beloved son of Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Ch t, who passed away w0 years ako today, April 3, 1928. We loved him: yes. we loved him, But Jesus loved him more. Gutes Of Zion Swunk_open. And he quietly entered home, COXEN, ELIZABETH In loving memory of our mother, ELIZABETH F. COXEN, ¥ho died two ‘years g0’ today, Abril & Gone. dear mother, gone forever, How I miss your smiling face; But you left me to remember That none on earth can take your place. That death can never Memories that will slway While upon this earth 1 stay. Rest in peace. MRS. BROWN. Gentle mother, patient mother, Ever faithful, kind and true: Now at rest, so_sweet in heavi All loving hearts remember you. ETHEL AND FRANCIS. * HART, JENNIE M. In sad but loving re= membrance of our dear wife and moth JENNIE M. HART, who departed this lifs one year ago today, April 3, 192 One who wes always kind, Who would always forgive and forget: One with the purest of minds. Whose friendship was ever set. Her lov oice, her smiling face word, for every one ved by al NG HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. ELIZABETH J. 1In loving Hce of our ite "and mother, RS, who departed %0 today, Abril 3, In our hearts your memory lingers, 'Afways tender and true: Tiere s not 8’ dav, dear ‘one, Wa do not think of voi HER LOVING HUSEAND “AND DAUGH- SMITH, LENORA. Sacred to the memory of my de; her. LENORA BMITH, who lef me five vears ago today, April 3, 1925, She made her friends by being one, And on her friendship I relied. In_every deed that need be done She made the Golden Rule her guide. 1f on her tomb I could indite The epitaph I have in mind, One phrase is all that 1 would write, ‘The truest words that,I could find, “She was HER LO)\EL\ "bAUGHTER, LAVADA L WASHINGTON, FENDER. In memory of our dest mother, FENDER WASHINGTON, who passed away seven years ago, March 10, 1923. Just seven years ago dear mother, Since you were called away: Since then m ee an hour And every hour a da The days have dragged along like months, And the months seem like years: Sweet_thoughts are all we have had To drive away our tears. God _only knows our lonesomeness Since He took you away, But he will give You back to us On His eternal day. HER LOVING CHILDREN. MAMIE WASH. INGTON. PETE WASHINGTON, LUNK WASHINGTON. . te 'HENRY WASHINGTON, who passed away sevenieen years ago todsy, April 3, 1913, The angels bore his soul aw: We think of you daily, not dead, but just andered into the unknown land. uch we miss you none can el.l. . Who doeth all things well LUNK WASHINGTON. WHITING, RICHARD T. Loving remem- brance of cur_dear and and fathe RICHARD T. WHITING, who left us four years ago today, April 3, 1926. If we could have our dearest wish fulfilled And take our choice of all earth's treas- ures, 100. Or chodse from Heaven whatsoever we wille We wouid ask for you. LOVING WIFE_AND SONS. MARY E.. WILLIAM, * GEORGE, ' JOSEPH AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connected with the original W._ R._Speare establish- Pt 1009 H St. N.W. Phone Prank. —_____Formerly 940 _F_Bt. N.W. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance o Lincoln 0524 Modern_Chapel Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924 New York Ave. N.W. Distriet 2008 Betablished 1376 JOHN R. WRlGHT CO. _1337 10th St. N.W.___ Pho: 004 ‘ALMUS R. SPEARB Suceeeding the Original W. R. Speare Co. Connecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 s, at_1208 A_st., Clyde gl Nlcholc, Inc. 4209 9th St N.W. __ _____Col €324, ~J. 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