Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1930, Page 9

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Guaranteed fast colors. 36 or 40 inches you will be able to fashion many things 69c Printed Rayon Flat Crepes color fast. $1.88 All are smart Spring models, some arrived too late for Easter selling. All are worthy of attention early tomorrow. Peanut Toyos...Lace Hats...Sheer Braids ...Crochets. ..and Novelty Straws that reflect the season’s most popular brim treatments. Black and all colors. Every hat a tempting value. Goldenberg's—Second Floor, With 5 Separate Cushion Covers Linene stripe slip cover sets to fit any standard 3-piece living Regularly $10.00 Set $R.95 5 separate cushion covers. Neat- 6 ly striped with self or attractive colors. Other Sure-Fit Slip Cover Sets at Prices Ranging From $10.85 to $13.85 and $15.85 to $18.85 Golaenberg's—Upholsteries—Fourth Floor. B, G DR ALBERT GARRIC DIES IN HOSPITAL Prominent Physician to Be Buried in Rock Creek Cem- etery Tomorrow. Dr. Albert Joseph Carrico, prominent Washington physician, died Saturday night in Johns Hopkins Hospital, Balti- more, Funeral services will be con- ducted tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at the residence, 3311 Sixteenth |street. Requiem mass will follow at 110:30 in Sacred Heart Church, Six- teenth street and Park road, with Right | Rev. Mgr. P. C. Gavan officiating. Burial | will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Dr. Carrico was born October 18, 1871, at the old homestead of the Car- rico family in Charles County, Md. He was a son of Thomas A. and Anne Dent Carrico. His father, grandfather and three uncles were physicians. Graduated from St. Charles’ College, Ellicott City, Md., and the University of Maryland, Dr. Carrico was admitted {to practice in the District in January, 1897, and, after serving as resident physician in_ St. Joseph's Hospital, Providence, R. practiced here 33 years. He was on the stafl of George- town Hospital. In addition to being a fellow of the American Medical Association, Dr. Car- rico was an active member of the Med- ical Society of the District of Columbia, Washington Chapter, Knights of Co- lumbus, and the Congressional Country Club. Dr, Carrico also was an active sports- man and interested in civic and welfare matters. He was married in 1903 to Harrlett Thyson, a member of one of Washington’s old families. He is sur- vived by his widow and a daughter, Mrs. Anne Carrico Bacon. Active pallbearers will be Drs. W. Calhoun Sterling, L. B. Norris, Robert A. Kelilty. Murray Russell, James W. Esler, R. J. Kemp. William J. Stanton FOUND. fair_condition: found Del. » April 15, Apply Animai BROWN MARE, ave and G st. 5. Rescue_League. SUM OF MONEY—On street car Saturday evening. Owner may have same by Paying for ad.” Col. 3600. Apt. 729. black confaining _glas: prayér beads and money, Sunday, Reward Bradley 299, BREAST PIN. bunch of grape pearls. two wold leaves, Friday or Saturday. downtow Section. Suitable reward. Mrs. Frapc 1560 F n.w. 23 EYEGLASSES, shell rimm bows, folding frame, no case; reward, phone North 9000. B ind FUR NECKPIECE—Sable, near Obse: Circle, Mass. ave, and Fulton sts. Sunday p.m. Reward. Phone Decatur 2686, HANDBAG, ~ lady's tapestry, _containing money. Left in taxi, Hotel Driscoll. Satur- day nisht. Reward,' return Hotel Drigcoll HANDBAG_Tan. initials E, H. K. contain- ing gent's furnishings, on P st. or R. L ave. between 17th and lst sts. nw. Please re. turn to E. H. Kirby, Evening Star. Reward.* MEDAL—A miniature medal decoration with brilliants set in clasp on occasion of dinner of Daughters of American Revolution at New Willard Hotel, evening of ~April 10. Suitable reward if returned to 2118 M: chusetts ave. Telephone North 907, PIN—Sunday, on McKinley st. bus or Conn. ave. car: diamond white goid filigree pin. Retiyrn £310 Belt rd. n.w. Cleve. 1844. Re: BAG. short temple Tele- ward. POCKETBO ing_money, East_Capitol PURSE—Small,_ Goldenberg's, Friday evening, containing one $10 bill and ‘one $5 bill. Owner in need of money. _Lincoln_2760. i B railroad p lack, around post office at Tanswers William to name of Buster. 4 Apt. 1. Liveral Caliahan, 2536 14th st. n.w., ._'OF call Met. 8899 e 04 _1 350 and 1 $10 bills betwaen 3rd and C sts. or 3rd and New Jersey ave. n.w. Re- ward offered. = Address 417 6th st. n.w. aiter Ipm_C. O Vaughan. If Your Feet Hurt . .. See Your CHIROPODIST and then be fitted in a pair of WILBUR COON SHOES ‘ Phone Metropolitan 8725 . 'lc'Hi N,IAOIj'ElkN TRI';ND display yards, Best of materials and work- manship—moderately priced. WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO., Inc. WILLIAM JARDINE. Sect 8 N. ¥. Nat MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1930. Physician Dies DR. ALBERT JOSEPH CARRICO. and Francis S. Machen. Honorary pall- bearers will be Dr. Lewellys F. Barker of Baltimore, Dr. Reginald R. Walker, Dr. J. Thomas Kelly, jr.; B. F. Saul, Dr. Edwin B. Behrend, Dr. Charles K. Koones, Henry Sohon, Henry Stringer, Dr. H. J. Crosson and James H. John- son, jr. POLICEWOMAN DIES FOLLOWING OPERATION Pvt. Henrietta 0. ‘Woman's Bureau Had Been in Service Six Years. Burwell of Pvt. Henrietta O. Burwell, 40, colored, of the Women's Bureau, died at Emer- gency Hospital this morning following an illness of several weeks. The police- woman had undergone an operation from which she failed to rally. Bhe entered the service six years ago and had been active in child welfare work since. Instructions were issued for the usual courtesy of flags at half- staff over the fourtcen precinets of the city. She is survived by her husband, Alon- zo B. Burwell. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. DR. HERTY TO SPEAK | Listed to Address Section of Amer- ican Chemical Society. Dr. Charles H. Herty will address the Washington section of the Ameri- can Chemical Society Thursday eve- ning_at the Cosmos Club at 8 o'clock on “Departmental Research.” professor of chemistry at the Uni- 'S of North Carolina, Indusirial and Engineering Ghemistry and president of the American Chemical Soclety, Dr. Herty has plaved 4 leading part in chemical development in this country. Following the address by Dr. Herty will be an active discussion on re- search work in this country by men that are now engaged in this depart- ment of the Government. Rome to Honor Founder, ROME, April 21 (#).—The most pic- turesque ceremony scheduled for the 2,683d birthday anniversary of Rome today will be the solemn placing of laurel wreath on the altar to Julius Caesar on_the Roman Forum. A dele- gation of Italian World War volunteers will thus pay homage to the founder ot the Roman empire. Fascist authorities propose to make this tribute an annual ceremony. Births Reporled. The following births have been reported to the Health Department (n the past 24 hours. Lioyd H, and Jessie M. Van Kirk sirl. WAl i “20d” Ghioe Cottrells bo Maroid M. And Janie & MacCall bos. Andrew M. and Bertha Johnson: boy. Barton C. and Hazel M. Woodviile. boy. Maurice and Alice V. Parshall, girl. Earnest C._and Grace F. Booth. girl. Rosemont P. and_Dollie ‘W Womble. boy. pogharies 8. and Charlotte G. "Sondneimer, oy. George A. and Cordell M. Lilly, girl. Arthur and Jennie West, girl Eugene and Mable Fleet. boy Montague and Hilda Cobb. giil, Willlam and Rachel Sturdavent, girl. G with Silk Louisine. in Burial Cases. $500.00 for the same thing. Nothing Else to Pay For. Col. 0432 ington. Just a small ¢ A COSTLESS, THRIFTY 325 Note this Splendid Metal Casket shown above. Made of Armco Ingot Steel. With a Complete Funeral—as low as $295. Remember, the Old Time Undertaker charges up to Chambers gives all for the one &rlce, including the Free Use of Chapels, Cars and All. ever for credit privileges. our plan is thrifty and convenient, and ar- ranged to meet your individual requirements. Lined ‘The latest There We Claim We Produce the Finest Economical Funerals in the World THE GREATER W. W, CHAMBERS CO. 14th, Corner Chapin N.W. Col. 0432 EISEMAN'S Seventh and F Sts. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Pay in May, June and July Eiseman’s credit plan is the most liberal in Wash- There are no interest or extra charges what- No embarassing formal- h payment, balance in weekly or monthly amounts, out of your income. and Helpful credit plan. SPRING SUITS for Men and Young Men %30 535 ditor of | WILLIAM T. PEAKE ! FUNERAL IS HELD| Services Are Conducted at Home, With Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. Funeral services for William T | Peake, 45 years old, for many years a | practicing lawyer of this city, who died suddenly at hie home, 3610 Quesada | street, Saturday, were conducted at the | residence this afternoon at 2 o'clock Interment was in Rock Creek Cemetery. He was & native of this city and was | graduated in law from George Wash- | ington University in 1907. He was a member of the Barristers' Lodge of Masons, the Phi Sigma Kappa Frater- nity and the Indian Spring Golf Club. Mr. Peake is survived by his widow, | Mrs. Lucy Gardner Peake; two broth= | ers, Millard F. and Clarence Peake of this city, and a sister, Mrs. J. A. Gor- man of New Orleans. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to | the Health Department in the past 24 hours Mary V. Kearns. 93, 1000 23rd sf. Alice G. Kirkpatrick, 81, 1909 19th st. Elizabeth B. Dentinger, 76, 1318 11th’ st. Joseph A" Cox, 74, 914 10th st. n.e. line Lederer, 72, 1157 Morse st. n.e. Horman Spahr, 65, St. Elizabeth's Hospital Joseph Loro, 65, Providence Hospital. Edward Bartholme, 57. Gallinger Hospital. May 8. Moore. 45. 3406 Rodman st Thomas P MacDevitt, 43. 4122 Military rd \Wiliam Richards. 16,2613 Douslas rd. s.c all, k Cratterbuck, 56, Gallinger Hospital George W. Curtis, 52, 725 Morton st. George H. Braxton, 52, C ger Hospital Mary Washington,’ 44, Gallinger Hospital Winifred Proctor, 27, Tuberculosis Hospital Ell Meeks, 27, en’ route Emergency Hospital piSipniey A."Grayson, 25, Freedmen's' Hos- ®!iuvel Anderson. 1, Gall er Hospital. Charlie Ds ¥ dulys, 1672 Kramer Kramer st. n.e. ALEXANDER. EDITH. Departed this life Thursday, ‘April 17. 1930, at Frecdmen's Hospital, EDITH ALEXANDER. in full tri- umph of Christian faith. She leaves to mourn her loss one_sister, two nieces, one cousin and other relatives and friends. Body resng at Eugene Ford's funera parlors, 1300 South Capitol st. The re- mains may be scen after 12 noon Sunday. Funeral Monday, April 21, at 1 p.m., from Trinity Baptist' Church,’ Rev. “Bundraup oificating. Interment Lincol ‘Memorial WILLIAM T W On Saturday. April’ 19, 1930, ut 8 p.m. WILLIAM H. H. ALLEN, beloved husband of the late Abbie 8."Allen, aged 89 vears. Funeral from his late Tesidence, 109 C st. n.e.. on Tues- day, April 22, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited to ‘attend. Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. i ALLEN. WILLIAM H. W, SR. A specinl communication of Benjamin B. F Lodge. No: 15.'F.A. A+ N1 hereby eatled for Tuesday, April 22, 1630. at 1 p.m lodge room 'No. 1, new Masonic Te Washington, D C.. for the purpose of con- ducting Masonic ‘burial services for our Iate” brother, WILLIAM ~H Sr._ By direction of the SIDNEY 1. R, RICHARD CLI: on Sun- pril 20, 1930, at his home. near | Church,’ Va..' RICHARD CLINTON | BALINGER, beloved husband_of Isabelle | M. Ballnger, aged 67 vears. Funeral from thle chapel at Oak Hill Cemetery, Georee- 2 gt 230 pm. BRAXTON. LOTTI day. April 16, 1030, 1 diné square, Chicago, T BRAXTON. devoted. wife of Braxton and daughter of | Sheaiso eaves two'siste and other relatives and friends. Funerul Tuesday, April 22, at 2 pan. from the residence of her mother, 1513 P st. n.w | BUCHANAN, DAVID. On Sunday. April 20, 1930, DAVID BUCHANAN. Funecal serv: ices‘at the residerice of his daughter, Mrs. Leonard, 6716 North Central aye. Chevy Chase, Md., on_ Monday. April 21." Inter- ment_ Berkiey Springs, W. Va. GAME, MARY ELIZABETH. On y. ADFil 20, 1930 At 3:35 Din.. A 7 residence. ‘Abt. 23, 910" L st. how. MARY ELIZABETH BURLINGAME, widow of Alexis Biirlingame and daughter of the Iate John T. and Anne Smallwood. Downs. Funeral from her residence on Tuesday. April 22, at 2:30 p.m. Interment in Glen- Wood Cemetery. N BURWELL, HENRIETTA 0. On Mond | Abril I 1930, at her residence, clrcle, HENRIETTA O., of Alphonso C. Burwell. fater CAMPBELL, HUGH VERNON. April 20, 1030, BELL. ‘hust Remains LOTTIE WILLIS William H. nie Willis. three brothers the devoted wile Notice of funeral On_Sunday. HUGH VERNON "CAMP- nd of Annie Lew 1estin n home, 809 King st . ces 'at Emmanuel Episcopal Church Braddock. Va.. Tuesday, April 22, at p.m _ Intermert private. CARRICO, DR. ALBFRT JOSEPH. On Sat- | urday, April 19, 1930, ‘Dr. ALB: SEPH, beloved husband of Harriett Thy- son Carrico and father of ‘Anne Carrics Bacon. Funeral from his late reside 3311 16th st. n.w.. on Tuesday. April | 10 am.. thénce to the Shrine of | cred Heart Church, st. and Park rd. | n.w., where mass will be 10:30 | am’ Relatives and friends In- | terment at Rock Creek Cemetery. | CARRICO, ALBERT J. Members of Wash- ington Council, No. 224, Knicnts of Go- lumbus, are advised of (he death on St urday. ‘Apiil 19, 1930, of Brothor' ALBERT J, CARRICO. M. d_are requo aitend the funeral sertices at ih of the Sacred Heart Church_on April 22, at 10:30 a Member asked (o meet at his 16th st nw. on Mon p.m., for recitation o ceased. P. MICHAE | BR¥A' D. wiLkiNsoM. F. COUSINS, GERTRUDE. ~ On Saturday, April 19, 1930 345 pm at Sibley Howital: GERTRU OUSINS, a beloved ' wife of Octavius Z. C Funeral from Saffell's undertaking es lishment on Monday at 1 p.m. Interm at Fort Lincoln Gemetery 21+ CROSS, SUSIE, Departed this life Sunday. ‘April’ 20, 1930, at 5 residence, 1009 6th_st. 5., SUSIE. ed wife of Robert Cross.” Remains Festing at Eugene | Ford's funeril parlor, 1300 South Caitol | st. s.e. Notice of fureral DE NEMEGYEL BELA MIKLOS. On n\pm\ 20. 1030, at the re of hus brother | nlaw, " Frazier Dayenport Head, B MIKLOS DE NEMEGYEL on Felix Miklos and Betty u o | Nemegyei. Services ~(priv Tuesday | morning at 11 o'clock at 2015 R st. n,w. | Kindly omit flowers. ELDRIDGE. HARRIET DAYTON. day, 21,1930, at her & 3 Park "rd. nwv. HARRIET DAYTO DRIDGE, daughter of Mrs. Emma Eldridge. Funeral services at her late residence on Tuesday, April 22, at 4 pm Interment Charloite, N. C. . ANNIE. Departed ¢ rday. April 19. 1030, ailinger | Hospital. after a brief il i FRANKLIN, Remains resting at Ja funeral parlors, 1115 22nd St. now. f funeral lat TON. CLAR] F._ Attention Feder Lodge. No, L FoA S 1 Grand CLARENCE ¥._Fuli the “greai bevond r 1719, 1030, at 8 p.m.Funeral services will be conducted by the lodge at his late resi dence, 36 Longfellow st. n.w.. on Tuesday, April'22, st 2 p.m Dresent ' Take ' Cap Park car to 3rd ar VERNON W. KIDWELI G.'G. WILSON, Becretary GREEN. ALICE, On Fridav. &L Barcrofi, Va. ALICE ( mother of Miniie and Fr sister of | Saran ' And (private) Tuesday, April from " W. Ernest Jarvis 1432 U'st. n.w. Passed_into the April 18, 1930. Notice Y, JAME: bevond'on Pridus. A ger Hospital, S, devoted 5 Siliared” Haivey. Toving - son ¢ and Maria Harvey. He also mourn h: ¢ 2 brother. 2 uneles, 2 aunts and other re friends.’ Remains restin Rbines funeral chape s.w Puneral Tuesda at pme from Gethsemane Baptist' Churc 3ud’ and Virginia_ave. n.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. b JAMES RANDOL On Sunday, | pril 20, 1930, at the Epiicopal Ear, E: and Throat Hospital, J. geloved husband of ‘G Services a: his late residence, house st. n.w Tuesday, April 22. at 2 p.m. Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery LEE. AMANDA. Passed into the great be- [ jond; on Satirday, April 19. 1930, AMAN- DA LEE. of 1009 2nd st. ne. She leaves to motrntheir 1085 & devoted hushand: John Lee: one brother. one sister and & host. of other relatives and friends. . F day, April 22, at 1 p.m., fro sley’ Chureh, '23rd_and L_s ns may be scen Monduy after the, Georse B. Clark fu- *16s da LEE. AMANDA. The Ti yills Whent- iey Sociely announces with sorrow the . from Union We: between L and SIE E. MASON, Pres; MARGARET BYRD, Hee. Sec LEE, AMANDA. Memb, I old_of Ruth. No requested to _be it at the funeral of Mrs. AMANDA LEE, from Union Wesley A. M. E_ Zion Church. 23rd st. be- tween L' and M sts. n.w. on Tuesday, April 22, at 1 pm SARAH DAVIS. M. N. BLANCHE RIDGELEY, W. K McDOWELL, ELLEN On_Sunday. 0. 1930, at her residence. the Iowa. ad O 'sts. n.w.. ELLEN GRAY, widow | Burks McDowell and the ‘late William and Sarah A. sister of S Blanche Gray. ices at her late April 22, at 2 p.m, Cemete; of 0. hter of ray_and Funeral ser: Funeral {rom the chap: Taltavull, 436 7th st April 23,"at 8:30 am.. inic’s Church, wheie Tequiem m: he repose of her s ds invited. Intermy B0 Miary s Comerery. a2 wkk A—9 Beaths. POWELL. GEORGE W.. Departed th life on Saturday. April i9. 19; p.m., GEORGE W. POWELL. Jr.._belov son ‘of the late George W. and Sadie Fowell. Biottier of William P and Alvi V. Powell. He also leaves one devote: uncle, Samuel K. Brown. Funeral {rom Jerusalem M. E. Church at Rockville. Md.. on Tuesday, Abril 23, at 3 pm. Priends invited. ay his soul rest in peace. © QUANTELLO. MARTHA. Officers and mem- bers of Columbia Temple. 422, 1. B. P. O. E. of W.. are hereby notified of the death of ' Daiighter MARTHA QUANTELLO. Session of sorrow Monday, April 21, 1930, at 7:30 pm. at Elks' Home. 301 Rhode Isiand ave. nw. FPuneral Tuesday, April 22. at 7:30 pm’, from Maurice Carter & Co. undertaking’ parlors. 600 2nd_st Morning _Star Lodge, No. 40: Lodge. 85. Forest Temple, and Harmony Temples are invited. ALETHYA H_ WILLIAMS, D. R. RHODA F. COLSTON, Fin. Sec. SCHMIDT, AUGUST. On Saturday, April 19, 1930. at’ the residence of his sister, Mrs. Thomas Griffin, 1202 Euclid st. n.w.. GUST (GUS). son of the late Au Meta Schmidt Tesidence on Tuesday. Aril 33, At 3. pm. Interment at Prospect Hill Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. FRANKLIN P. On Saturday, April at his Tesidénce, 4503 Conduit rd, ."FRANKLIN P., beloved husband of Catherine V. Serrin’ Funeral Tuesday, April 22. at 8:30 a t his_daughter, M Thompsap. 4508 Conduit rd. n.w. Holy Trinity Church at 9:18 a. tives and friends invited. SMALLWOOD. ERNEST FRANCIS. Depart- ed this life Monday, April 21, 1930, at 1:30 Am. at the residence of his parents, 2606 Fort Stanton rd. s.e.. ERNEST FRAN- CIS SMALLWOOD, iovink son of Ernest and the late Lena Smallwood. brother of Carl, Bernice and Gladys Smailwood. ~Re- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis fu- neral church, 1431 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. TATE. ALICE CATHERINE. April 18, 1930. ALICE CATHERINE TATE, the loving danghter of Henry and Marie Catherine Tate. Remains resting at the W. Frnest_Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U st. n.w. Funeral Tuesday, April 22, 1930, at 2 pm. from W. Ernest Jarvis West End parlors, 28th st. and Dumbarion ave. n.w. AYLOR. CATHERINE BESSIE. On Satur- dny. Aprii 19, t Sabiilasville, Md.. CATHERINE BESSIE. beloved daughter of Catherine L. and the late Josiah Taylor. Funeral from the chapel of Thomas F. Murray & Son, 2007 Nichols ave. s.. on T v. April 22, at 1:30 p.m. Services nuel Episcopal Church. 13th and s .. at 2_pm. Relatives and friends invited. ~Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. EMPLEMAN, REBECCA. _Studdenly on Sun- day. “April '20. 1930. REBECCA TEMPLE- MAN. “devoted daughter of Prank and ise Templeman, Sister of Louise Cole, e Horris, Bertha Templeman, Ada Johnson. Ja Frank, George and Wal- ter Templeman: aunt of Eugene Cole. Re mains resting at W. Ernest Jarvis funer: ehureh. 1432 You st. n.w. Notice of fu- neral later. THOMPSON. FLORENCE A. On Sunday, April 20. 1930, at 11:30 p.m.. at her resis dence, 304 G st. n.e.. Mrs, FLORENCE A THOMPSON (nee Campbeil). beloved wife of the late Mortimer Thombson, aged 71 s. Funerai from the above residence Wedriesdny. April 23; at 1:30 pm. . Relas tives and friends nvited. ~Interment Otk- ton, Fairfax County. Va WILLIAMS, VINIA. On Saturday, Aprll 19, 1930, at_10:20 am.. at ner residence. 519 A_st. Fredericksburg Va. Mrs. VINIA WITLIAMS _beloved mother of ' Warner Williams. sr. and daughter of Louise Lewis. Puneral Tuesday, April 32, at 2:30 p.m. from Old Site Baptist Church, Pred- ericksburg, Va. In Memoriam. FERGUSON, MARGARET A. In loving re- membrance of our dear mother, MAR- GARET A FERGUSON. who departed this 1ife two vears ago todav. April 21 HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER Anp' 'rv\o On _Priday, UM. PENELOPE. A tribute of love and devotion to the sacred memory of my beloved mother. PENELOPE KELLUM, who deparied"ihie e twenty vears ago todsy, A) 21, B 'HER DAUGHTER, JENNIE. * NDREW. In sed but loving memory dear father, ANDREW KING, who parted this life nineteen years 880, AP o Sleep on. dear father. and take thy rest. H]JS DF\U"ED DAUGHTER, ANNIE KINO W. AND GEORGE IRV- remembrance of {ather. GEORGE o adpasted this ife” ten ) o taday, “ADI) and_cur eloved “son brother. GEORGE TRV- ING HaNTEe, "wno died ‘seven vears aso, April 5. 1025, No_one knaws how we miss you all More and more each da 1478 Has ot Feen- the tame fo us all “were ! gt THE FAMILY. * SMITH. ALICE V. Tn sad but loving re- Tembrance of our dear mother. ALICE V. DTPH "Who died two years ago, April a1, W. RAWLES, ‘hat happy days we once enjoyed When we were all {ogether: But. Ol} hl&'l Chl‘"l’d“:l';“!vl:rnflil ea onie 15 gone for QUEHSY LSVING CHILDREN. TAYLOR. GEORGE C. Sacred to the mems= ory of our loving father and hi GEORGE C. TAYLOR, who left us denly on El;s'zl'lr %B‘!; ay, eleven yes today, April . S WIFE AND CHILDREN. * WARD. MINNIE. In sacred memory of our devoted mother and aunt, MINNIE WARD, Who departed this life five vears ago to: day, April 21, 1925. I seem to see, in the soft dim light, ‘A face I loved so dear; And think of her when the sun's last ray &oes'down in the far-off West Your h(is\’t was the truest in all the wide orid: Your {ove the best to recall: For no one on earth could take your place, You are still the dearest of il HER _LOVING NIECES. EMMA BROWN AND NAOMI DELPHEN. I did not know the pain you bore, 1 did not see you die; 1 only know you went away And never said good-by. HER/\gONXECEs' MINNIE ~ AND DORIS ERAL DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H ST. N.E. Modern_Chapel Lincoln 0524 Established 1876 JOHN R. WPlGHT CO. 1337 10th St. Phone_North 0047 _ ALMUS R SPEARE Suu‘!rfllnl the Original W. R. !-nre Co.. Connecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 8 yrs. at 1208 H st., 45 yrs, at 940 F st. |Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. _4200 9th St. N.W, Col. 6324, . Dignified, Eficient Service ile’ Service _816 H_ST LINCOLN 8200. Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Horne 924 New York_Ave. N. et youy J. \\][![\\IL 'S SONS, RAL DIISCTOIB CREMATORIUM. 332 PA. AVE. N.W.__ NATIONAL 1384, 1388 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST, __ Phoue Lincoln_0332. " Joseph F. Birch’s Sons SSAC BIRCH) a 3034°M0 St N-Weii Fuces Rews aaie Frank Geier’s Sons Co, 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Modern Chapel, Teiéonone [National 2473 TIMOTHY HANLON Funeral Director Private Ambulance 641 H St. N.E. _ Linc. 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connected with the original W._ ilnre m-bw n Phone Prank 6826 1009 St. N ______ FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt Auto Delivery Service . Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F Artistic—expressiv " GEO. C. SHAFFER F St denth of Mrs."Amanda “uneral Tues. | EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT RATE PRICES. TEL. NAT. Open Evenings and Sunday: cLEmvoon’EEEMETER Vaultage, $5 per month. Choice lots and sites lor sale. 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