Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1930, Page 7

THE MODERN TREND Srdu, Bt ol matert riced. nodu- tely pi uhmo- Granite Co-. Inc. s N, Y AT W found in our s and worke Monumental ARDINE, Bectiiat1 sa70 AMBULANCES Best in Town. Local Cull. . Ch}mben Co. $4.00 Col. 0432 DR. HAAS, VETERANS’ BUREAU, SUCCUMBS Dr. Carlton Daniel Haas of the council of appeals of the United States Veterans’ Bureau died at 6 o'clock this morning at Garfleld Hospital after an iliness of one month. Dr. Haas was born July 28, 1878, in Jefferson County, W. Va., and, after graduating from the University of Vir- ginia, graduated as doctor of medicine a’, Georgetown University in 1897, At the outbreak of the World War Dr. Haas was commissioned in the ‘Medical Corps and throughout 'the war, coming to the Veterans' Bureau in 1920. He has been assoclated with the board of appeals of the Veterans' Bureau for muly 10 for 5 yelrl appeals e board of in New Orleans, La. He was consldered an expert in gen- eral medicine.. He leaves a widow, Mrs. Mary E. Haas, who resides at the Wil- sonia, 1830 K street. Dr. Haas will be buried in Arlington Cemetery, with full military honors, at 2 p.m. Monday. Services will he cor- ducted by Rev. Calvert E. Buck. ruly Au‘lomalic Healing ITH only one life to live and only a limited number of »hours in which to utilize and enjoy it, the man—or family ~—that spends any of it i slavery to a furnace Is highly extravagant—especially when you can “let your pup be the furnace man. ” @ The Bryant heated house is a home to be envied. No one in that household ever plays nursemaid to the heating plant; there are no mid-winter failures with their heating equipment; nobody keeps a constant eye on the fuel supply and no fuel trucks ever drive up its driveways; in fact rarely does one even give a thought to the heating plant for days and weeks at a time, because Bryant Gas Heating is truly auto- matic in fact as well as in name. The weekly winding of an eight-day cJock and an occasional glance at the conveniently located instrument panel, completely eliminates all coal heaving and ash removing. @ But gas heating has other advantages as well. It is clean— free from all dust, dirt, soot, grime and oily vapors which inevitably tak: e their toll of house furnishings, walls and woodwork. It has no motors or blowers to create objectionable noises. It keeps temperatures absolutely uni- form, automatically, which means a healthier home. _ @ With all of these advantages Bryant Gas Heating is moder- ately priced and well within the means of most home owners. Let us tell you just what it will cost to install this truly Automatic Heating Service in your home. A ‘phone call will bring you a dependable estimate without imposing the slightest obligation. In the city of Washington today there are hundreds of homes enjoy- ing the carefree pleasure of “GAS HEATING!” Some of these plants have been in use for four, five and six years, and we shall be glad to give you a list of these installations and let you make your own investigation. All we ask is that before placing your order for next Winter'’s fuel supply, INVESTIGATE GAS FOR HEATING ‘Washington Gas Light Co. Washington Salesroom: | 419 Tenth St. N.W. NAtional ' Georgetown Sdlesroom. 8280 ~ Wisconsin and' Dumbarton Aves. GAS. APPLIANCE HEADQUARTER For steam, vapor, hot water and warm. air systems. In new houses and old residences, large and small, ountain | RITES FOR W. N. GATES, INTERIOR EMPLOYE, HELD ‘The funeral of Walter N. Gates, vet- eran emg‘loye of the Interior Depart- ment, 0 died Thursday, was hald LK at his residence, 309 Fourth street Southeast. Rev. John T. Turunw putor of the First Methodist Protestant Church, ot;':thur Gates was a member. offici . Gates was in Baltimore Pebruu-ry 22, 1854, lmt had resided in Washington practically all of his life. He married Mlu Mollie Glascook of Baltimore in 1880. Mrs. Gates died two years after her marriage. Mr. Gates married Miss Jmflu R. Pritchard of Washington in 1 He is lurvlved ‘by his widow, & d.nughter. Mrs. Hattie Campbell of ‘ashington; a son, Preston Gates of mc Orange, N. J.: six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Mr. Gates was a member of Old Glory Council of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics and the Seneca Tribe of Red Men. S v Favorable Jieport on Road. A favorable r:port on the bill pro- viding for construction of a roadway to the Towb of the Unknown Soldier in Arl"lafi'nn National Cemetery was sub- to the House yesterdly from the committee on military affairs. LOST. & n:é':f’ containing over Dupont " Circle and N Fhuseds _Address Box 174-J, S DOGAWM!Q wire-haired terrier, with black : Reward. Phone 136 " name ESKIMO SPITZ, white: “Bud: tag 15 2nd st. ne. No. 5978 reward. coln !YIDLASSD! ?Ildly; near 11th st. entrance ‘d.__Clarendon__8: Palais _Ro; EYEGTASSES—Go s ied pold Jeather Friday, at 4 case, in Diamond taxi, going from the Mendota Apt. to 1300 New N th_6594. LE; su:iyfl: ||.n ed s Hlmn!hlu lve nw HALI from, lll Qulckenbnl AT ow CKAGE, contal military boots, nnnrl and belt, ‘April & un r & d ne tangerine_color, ed home. " Please telephone PIT BULL TERRIER, male, white face, black patch over right yellnw-hmwn body ‘llth ‘white mlrklnu white tip to tail d whllu lower I ‘about 40 Mundl- G. He“"cnlll;r‘ “ 3 Ohl arfetta, Slrny!d rrom 1122 13th st, n:v P i?ln 978 Reward for information Ieldlnl to female; .nuwm to st. Return to 4103 Georela. ave. Cait Columbin 10468 Liberal mura POCKETBOOK — Green _lizard, __between Church of the Blessed Sacrament School and 6316 Brookeville road, ten, Tost_Thursd: . Reward. POLICE PUPFY, ursd 2100 Eremwoofl rd. Phonl PO Dor Tru; tan “col- lar; 1St Seen’ neat 'S0th st- and Beane soe. Nednesday Lflux:flngn Teward. 4629 PURSE, brown:—confainin money, glasses and keys, nesr 17th and Eye sts, nw. Re- ward. Call Mrs. Zugel, Met. 3270, Mond y. RING—PIain gold, small diamond, on N Detween New® Hampshire and - Connecticu aves, on April 11. it returned to Ro :u ms H st o, . famonds_and hi rtiaied Eintied Sirap, nell :510 K st. n.w._West 056! $2,000 REWARD for return of chamois Containing 3 pearl neckiaces, one of 100 pearis and one of 139 pearls: 2 pearl rings and diamond brooch: lost April 6 at scene Fredericksburg, Waslitngton. D. The <Beauntiful ’Another New Home just completed and occupied Drive through Kenwood tomorrow and see what has been accomplished in constructive development in so short a time. Prbtecting restrictions make owner- ship in Kenwood a safe investment Our representatives-will be found at the Field Office from 10 a.m., ready to-guide you anywhere and answer all inquiri “The Bus' | —running on _re ‘schedule, linking ‘D. C, SATURDAY, DR. . 1 KENNEDY, THEOLOGIAN, DIE Nationally Known Authority Drops Dead in Study After Heart Attack. Very Rev. Daniel Joseph Kennedy, O. P., 68 years old, nationally, eminent as an authority on Catholic theology, &‘ ped dead last night in his study l,)‘umlm&:ym House of Studles. lene hellth had rently in excel- n dinner with his conferees in the eommunlty refectory. An hour later he was found dead, stricken, according to Coroner J. Ram- say Nevitt, by an acute heart attack. Following his ordination, Dr. Ken- nedy was sent to the University of Frieburg, Switzerland, by Pope Leo XV as dtlrector of the theological depart- menf An lppolntment to a professorship of theology af e Dominican House of Studies lt Somemt, Ohio, occasioned the return of Dr. Kennedy to this country. In 1905, a distinguished teacher of n | psychology and theology, Dr. Kennedy came to Washington, occupying a chair at Catholic University for 15 years. He wrote several authoritative books on theological history and biography. Dr. Kennedy is survived by a sister, who is a nun in the Dominican Order in Knoxville, Solemn high mass will be celebrated in St. Dominic’s Church, Sixth and E streets southwest, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in the Calvary Cemetery. Asks Absolute Divorce. Mrs. Dorothy F. Hunt, temporarily residing at Round Hill, Va., yesterday flled suit_for_ an absolute divorce from illiam H. Hunt of Purcellville, Va. They were married May 3, 1922, and the wife charges desertion and miscon- duct. Attorney Leonard A. Block ap- pears for the wife. —_— Marriage Licenses. Horace W. Belt, 32, this city, and Ruth A, Childress, 23, Hyattsville, Md.; Rev. Sam- se. uel E. Clarence C. Roberts, 31 and Elisabeth M. Sprouse, Rev. F. Raton W Enilifps. 3 u 30; Judge Robert Leon F. Smith 1,"ahd Daléy M. Jackson, Rey. E. C. Smil 25, this city, and Marion, B(l),merl. 52, Kilanitic O3, 3. 35 Reve Charles H. Hinkle, 27, and Anna L. Gaines, : Rev. E. Hez Swem. Maylon D. Bryant, nd Emily C. Green, 29, both of Atlani Rev. B. F. Bryan. e Births Reported. John D. and Mildred E. Pulliam, boy. Everett and Malissa_Carroll, boy. Charles and Lottie Graves, boy. Thomas M. and Bertha Anderson, boy. Lester V. nd Gertrude E. Barrett, boy. William ‘and Ellen Roche, girl. 1 and Elenor M. Everett, girl. d Grace L. Wilkinson, sirl. Kenneth 'and Anna Livingston, boy ‘and Marguerite Bhelps. boy . Brown, twin boys. boy. a1 M Randolph " and Luvenia Gaines, boy. Martin and Beatrice Johnson, boy. Robert_and Lola Miller, girl. Howard W, and Eims E. Kemp, sirl. John and Gertrude Lowery, giri. John H. and Nellle Gant, girl. Three Ways to Reach Kenwood Motor-out Connecticut Avenue, through Bradley Lane, crossing Wis- consin Avenue, continuing under the viaduct to entrance to Kenwood, three short squares on_the left. Motor ‘out Connecticut Avenue: to. Chevy.Chase Circle, turning left into Grafton Street, through: Dorset Avenue, Somerset. Or motor out Wisconsin Avenue to'Dorset Avenue, Somerset, which will lead you'directly into'the south entrance of Kenwood. _Community lar en- wood with' the city at Chevy Chase Circle. Kennedy 'Ghamberlm Development Co. 2 2400 Sixteenth Street APRIL 12, .1930 @ard of Thanks. Hfll.l l"l‘ Xwnnw e ('f":: %r e E‘md np and beautiful floral t: et Sy dear ghjusbe g RICKS! g L Bnnhu. 'R, ANNIE. riday, ril 11, 1930, at hor residence, Ml ll.h’ tA’ ANNIE apel lgh s n.l“\‘. 5 mu ur Notice of funeral i JOHN. On Friday, April 11, 5 pm, ot his residence. 4019 Jol G, husband of ma Inte Liilie 8, Bergling, In i year. He is surviv tollowips soms’ and a.\umm umory w John L. Georee J, é L, © rhornto o Bajes ot o 0 Visitatlon: andons brother Bergling zel (requiem mass) Chireh. 4dop Wisconsiti Interment Mount Olivet Ceme; tery. Please omit b Friday, Aprll the Linineren Apt> 360 “Mass, ave. o, WILLIAM G BOY of Blgnora L. Bowies aed 11 years. Fi- neral from the above residence on’ Mon- oy, April 14, at 1:18 im' thence to St. Andre Protestant al “church, " ‘and New Hampel " Relatives and mnd- mvwed {ePment Conéreosional Com on 'nmuan. , Apett o, ‘Casitier Alonso ui Aehell St Eornent Bmith. Buncral from Seneca, Md,, M. E. Church, 3 Sun. rs INSPECTOR RATCLIFFE IS DEAD AT AGE OF 55 Inspector Louis Alfred Ratcliffe, 55 years old, who had made a notable record in the Distric® Fire Department for rescue work, died yesterday at his home, 411 A street southeast, after an illness of several weeks. In 1922, following his heroic work in the removal of the dead and injured at the Knickerbocker Theater collapse, Inspector Ratcliffe was awarded a cita- tion by the District Commissioners. Three years later he received further commendation for conspicuous work at the Kann warehouse fire. His efforts in connection with war registration also occasioned official recognition, A native of Washington, Ratcliffe was appointed to the Fire Department in 4906, being promoted to the rank of inspector in 1918. In recent years he hfand been attached to the fire marshal’s office. Besides his widow, Mrs. Violet Rat- cliffe, he is survived by three sons, J. Paul, L. Johnson and T. Herbert Rat- cliffe, all of this city. Puneral services will be held from the residence at 8:30 o’'clock Tuesday morning, followed by requiem mass in St. Peter’s Church. Interment will be in Oak Hill Cmeury Deaths Reported. Susan E. Warfield, 87, 12 Rhode Island ave. John Murrell, 66, Homeopathic Hospital. Robert F. Acree, 60, Tuberculosis Hospital. Agnes McCoy, 59, Garfield Hospital. Pearl E. Russell, 36, Georgetown Hospital. John Garrison, 23, Georgelown Hospital William F. A. Waliace, 17, National Train. tng, School for' Boy g agorse Pischer, *Ti, en route to Casualty S Mnm- HIL 79, 805 4dth st. ne. Is,’ 66, 1326 9th st. 20 obe, 57, ‘3208 11%H b, Jonn Bcott, 56, en route Gallinger ol John Harris, 45. 901 412 st. Iiaac Fisher, 44, Freedmen's Hospital. Wiley Bolding, 32, Freedmen's Hosp piEdwin W, Davidson, 20, Freedmen's Hos- Alfreda Dyson, 30, Tuberculosis Hospital, Cornelius_Burrell, jr.. Seaton st. glierman Williams, Ti months Chidrens 05Dt xDress many relath ions 01 ave. s.e. “1n- 13 s Columbm 7280 | MANLY, Btaflm. m mo. at )flt:fildmu 2271 :&y e Cc 1ing, . de Nellie A O K Notice of funeral April DONN. KATHERINE A On Thursda, at, Sacred Heart, Hom; 13 KATHERINE bel of the Donn." Funeral from W. Warren 'r-umnn funéral home, 14th Br rd. n.w., on Monday, .;rrll m, ' Reaitem mass at urel Relatt frie: o Int Mount Ol"lfi Cvmflel’ GARNER, HANNAT O On Thursdsy. A m 10, 1536, Y oviacrice Hospitar, SAN IARNER (nee Breen), beloved wife n! HAYWOOD. EDITH CARTER. day, April 9, 1930, at Brovn"llle Huwn-l. East New York City, EDITH CARTER, de- voted wie' of ‘Rev’ Edward Naywood” and beloved daughter of Lydia L. and the lute John (Bub) T. Carter of an, Va Besides her husband and mother, she i Burvived by two stepchildrens four sisters two brothers and a host of {iyes, | Funeral from Plea Chureh, Ash “Grove, Va. Sunday, April , 1936, at 1 D, Relatives and triends invitea, HINES, MARION V. Suddenly, on rnd-y‘ AL, 2930, @t her residence, 2318 Phansyiy MARION RIO! loved wl!e ul lht llte Albert B. Hines, Funeral services at her late residence on Tuesday, April 15, at 8:20 a.m. Mmass at St. Stephen's Church at Interment. Oak Hill Cemetery. KESTERSON, MARGARETT A. April 11, 143 mu at harA"nd:nu P ik n mers) Caued 83 Jeate: beloved wite ol the late George W. Kester: from her 'late “residence, KRIEG, EDWARD J. Suddenly, on 'flmu- day, 'April 10. 1930. at Georgetown Uni- versity Hospltal, EDWARD J. beloved son of tne late Godtrey and Catherine Krieg, ner: ihe resi: dence ‘ot his brother, 17th st. n.w., nday. am Heait, T6th st and P will'be said af § o'clock Ris. soul Relatives. and. Frionds TAvised: Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 13 KRIEG, EDWARD JAMES. ~Washington, D. C., Lodge, No. 15, B. P. O. Elks: The Roas e o vesie b Taesitol of porrom’ at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, April 13, 1930, for the purpose of paying tripute to the mem- ory of our late brother, EDWARD JAMES KRIEG, past irusiee, who passed to the Grand 'Lodge of the Hereafter April 10. EIk services ot Iate residence 3144 17th of G!ORGE & PdtnoNG. Eralted Ruler, Attest: . 8. SHELBY, Secret: o LOOSE, NELI.I’E RIDLEY. On Frid; 11, 1930, ‘at Garfield Ho-mt-!, RIDLEY, beloved wife of J. Funeral " from. the pariors of Almus K. Speare. 1623 Connecticut ave., on Monday, April 14, at 10:30 am.” Interent private! LUMPKINS, GEORGE W. On ’rhnudn. e ‘W._and Rowena W. Lumkpins, father of Ann Rosa. ge, jr. and Joanna Lumpkins ‘othe: . Gaine: Clara L. Bundy. Funeral Tuesday, April 15, at 2 pm. from the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funerai church, 1432 U st. n.w. = Relatives and friends invited. Intermeni Harmony Cemetery. 14 MANLY, JOHN ALEXANDER, Departed this lite ‘on Thureday. April”10, 1030, at 9:30 am.. at his residence, 1747 U st. nw. Washington, D. C. JOHN ALE ANDER MANLY. He leaves & wife. Agnes Poe Manly: two children, six sisters and one brother. Funeral 8 2 pm.. from McGuire' ana Westminster ste. Ungton, " Va. " Friends vited. nter “and l’elill/es m- JOH Membeu of the Yo\lnl Men’s 1Imi Relief Association are reuufltea tB -uenu the funeral of JOHN MANLY, Sunday, April 13, 1930, at 2 p.m, from McGuire's' funeral home, Sth .nd Weslmlnvgr 85, N.W. 'HOMAS HOLLAND, President. MURPHY, JAWE! M. Suddenly, on Fri 11, 1930, at hll Ilsid!nc! 2“. Flo ida ave’ n.w.. JAMES M. MURPHY. tice of funeral Inzr MULVIHILL, JAMES J. e n’ :3 at St. Anthony's rch fment Soun GlIet Cemetery. Reh:l?s and friends invited. RATCLIFFE, LOUIS A, on Fridey, Aptil 1930, at his residence. 411 A st. s.e. d husband of Margaret a Thent at Onkc Hil Cemetery. friends invited. REED. EARNESTINE, Departed this life cn Friday, April 11, 1930, at 6:15 am., ot h ISsideice, 202 T st sw. EARNEST) She leaves to mourn 9 am. Inter: Relatives and 13 neral 4 b.m, from zion Baptist Chiurch, ¥ et between 3rd and 4iz s v, Wash: ington” pastor Interment. Lincoin " M morial Cemetery. SAYLES, CARRIE C. Officers and members of Phylis Wheatley Tent. 384, Shreny Hotibed teare” il be. & & mesting to arrange for the funeral n! our leader, Sister CARRIE C. SAYLES. at 312 D st sw. Pudérai Mond Zion Banun Churen, and 4% "L EDITH CHAMBERS, Rec. Secy. SAYLES, CARRIE. Officers and members of Dickerson Tabernacle, No. 44, A. I O. of B R SISTER BERTIE EDELIN, Fin. Sec. SAYLES. CARRIE C._ Officers and members of Forest Temple, No. B. P. W. Sire Totified of the death of Daushter omm ?' Funeral Monds; Saand s ste. g "ffrnm Star Lodge, o, *40: Calimbla, Tempie No. 422 and Colllmbll Lodge, No. 84, are YlSD('C""Il’ LINBA FORTUNE, D. K. MAR!! PIERCE, F. 8. SAFLES, CARRIE. Omcers and members of ecta’ t et "t Zion B-ptht"church, tween, 3rd and 4% sts. s.w. YLES, on Monday, 2 ‘m., from Zion Bap- hetween Srd and 4% Sister courts invited. JANE A, HINGTON. R. M. JOSEPH MINOR. Chief Eng. MAYME L. STEWART, Sec. PIERRE A. On rrla-y. at United States Naval RRE A. beloved husband Elizabeth ‘Soper (nee Bp: from, his late residence. on Monday. 2t Emmanel sts. se. a Tricnds Srvited: tional Cemetery. April 11, of Funeral e % Servlces *Ebiscopal ‘Chuzen; 18th and it p.m. Relatives lnd Interment Arlington Na- SOPER. PIERRE A. comnael = = of Richard J. Harden Camp, No. 3. U, 8, W. V. are re. 3}'"“" fo “assemble at 1341 Lo S5 pphionday, April 14, 1930. al 12.48 p.m.. to a! lend the “funeral 'of Gur late A. BOPER. o M. D:vr..nw. Commander. SPRIGGS. M April 11, 1030, routosis Sossital MAY SPAIGGS: de oted daughter of Monroe and Lot She siso lesves five Notice of funeral later, fiti at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral éhurch, 1433 U st. TOLLIVER, JAMES. On Th nndu. Aprtl 1 1036, berculosis ~Hospital. Sotna Jones. Elmer Ashton and lthl‘ Johnson H S o R e At T at 2 'pm, from the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral cfiurch. 1652 You st mawe 1 C. On_Priday. April T ORe Jonn Dixon Home: GooD- L1OE C. TWYMAN. Funeral from the n.w., lmzrment at Rock cnek Ceme !l' 13¢ Comrade, P. 1..!: WATSON, ENINETTE, 3 1 S, Briday, April 11 wusohxz runeml on o |Il|V¢l lnfl ( l e nnenmmk Croek c:' s el 13" meter: WHITE, ESTELLE. Martha Tent, 1930, at s and R'sts; nowe to arran of Bister ESTELLE W 'rfi i day. apeil 19, ot 2 . from B iren ¥ st et H WARI , Rec. Sec. in thnrium. BARRETT, MICHAEL A. In memory of ony devoted 'father, MICHAEL A. BARRETT, who depated this life one year ‘2o today, April No_one knows the silent hesrtacha— who have lost O the rier that 15 borne. in Sllence For the one we loved so well. 1 stood beside his bedside And saw his life depart, And, oh, when I Tealized' he was dead It'almost broke my hea: SONS, JOHN AND . » BARRETT, MICHAEL A. In remembrance %, devoted and loving father. MICHAEL BARRET Anniver~ TabChiERs, " NAmE AND lunxl.. Hll.\IAN F. remem- brance of my dear son, HERMA! BUT- ER, ‘who' departed this. lite three years ago today, April 12, 1927. Three yéars have passed, dear Herman, But my heart is just the same. Many a silent tear has fallen At the mention of your name. God 18 good. He gives me strength To bear my heavy cross He is the only one who knows How bitter is mv loss HIS LONELY MOTHER, DELIA BUTLER. What happy days we once enjoyed When we werc all together; But. oh, how chariged it all is now Since 'you have gone forever. AUNT JOE. It is not the tears that are shed That tell of the hearts that are broken, But the silent tears in the after vears, b 'Temembrance ‘silently_spaken. GRANDFATHER, GRANDMOTHEK MAD- AND AUNT AMY. cmwronn VICTORIA, CHARLES AND . 1n sad but loving remembrance CTORIA CRAW= In_lovin o( our dear mother, VIC father, oHe” 13 %0 E WFORD, who died twenty-six vears ago. November 22. 1904, and our brother. TONEY CRAWFORD, 'who died twenty years ngo, March 11, 1910. We saw vou fading like a flower, mother, But could not make you stay. We nursed you with tender kindness Until God called yoy away CHILDREN. HAWKINS, MINNIE B. In remembrance of ‘my devoted mother, MINNIE B. HAW- KINS, who departed’ this life three vears ago today, April 12, 192° e, 1 misg my mmmr. T'know 1 always will. Three years she left me, My heart 15 aching stil HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MOLLIE HAWKINS. LOCKE, SARAH BROADUS. Tn sacred mem. ory of our dear mother, SARAH BROADUS LOCKE, who died 12' years ago today, April 12, 1918. Somewherd in new realms above Life spins a golden cord. Where in eternal peace and love The fapily 1s Testored HER EN, CORA AND ROGER. * McCULLOUGH, MARY ALICE, In loving memory of our dear mother, MARY ALICE MCcCULLOUGH, who departed this life one year ago today, April 12, 1929 Bhort and serious was the spell r dear mother, we loved so well. The ard, the shock severe We'licgle” thought that deaiis was ne We,did not knew the pain she bore Or hear her fin We. only kn, % phased away Without @ Tast go0d-b BERTIE AND DAVE. * McPHERSON, ORLANDO M. 1n abiding de- votion to 'Orlando M. McPherson, who died three years ago, April 12, 1927, He llves in minds made better by hig ‘presenice. AUD E. McPHERSON. NESBIT, MARY A Sacred to the memory up dear moiher, MARY A NESBIT. departed life two years 8go to- Gay, April 12, In our hearts your memory lingers, fond and true; BEoYeD Gurpren. - 3 In remembrance of mv er: NORA" RAMSE Wha "drea” Ammii she “is gone, but not forgotten, nd has dawned apother vea Iy 1onels, Hours” af - thinbink: Thoushis of her are alyays near UGHTER VENABLE, LILLIE. In sad but lm'lnr mem- ory of my dear mother, LILLIE VENABLI who departed this life one year ago tod April 12, Te 18 @o nor mmk of you. LDVINO DAUGHTER. SUSIE BROWN. WADE, MARGARETIA B. Tn sad but jor- ing_remembrance of our dear sister, MAR- GARETTA WADE, who departed this life two years ago to« April 12, 1928. Sunshine passes, shadows fall; Love's remembrance outla: al OVING _SISTERS, EDDS. M. AND JOSEPHINE. —_FUNERAL DIIH'.C'I‘ORS. Joseph F. Bn'ch’s Sons BIRCH) 3034 M St N W %6 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SBEVENTH ST. N.W. Moder Chagel. Teiephene National 2473 TIMOTHY HANLON Funeral Director Private Ambulance 641 H § t. N.E inc. 5543 V. L SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor with the original W. R. s;i_elan it ment, St. NW. T Pr-l;'lm.fl'uli'! 040 _F St. N.W. Wm. H. Sardo & Co.’ Private Limousine Ambulance o Lincoln 0524 Modern_Chapel Tished 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th_St. N.W.___Phone North 0047 ALMUS R SPEARE Succeeding the Original W. B. Spears Co. onnecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 8 _yrs. 1208 B Clyde J. Nl‘::hols, lnc. 4200 9th St NW. Col._63%4. J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. 33 PA. AVE. N.W. _ NATIONAL 1384, 138 Quick. Dignified, Efficle: Automobile’ Service b W. W. Deal & Co. "6 H S LINCOLN_8200. " CHAS. S.ZURHORST 801 EAST CAPITOL ST. Fhone Lincoln 0372, FUNERAL DESIGNS. “GEO. C. SHAFFER 0.1:: sg:;-l; Eye Gude Bros. Co, 1212 F St. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. CEMETERIES. “GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vaultage, $5 per month, Choice lots and sites for sale. FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY Non-Sectarian LOTS ~ * WIDE hANGE VAULTS SOLD OR RENTED Perpetual Care CRYPTS FOR ASHES REASONABLE ' PRICES— TERMS MODERN: CREMATORIUM Washington-Baltimore: Lodge’' House Blvd. at District Line City.Office, 1332 G St. N.W. ; phm'ct 6103