Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1930, Page 9

G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, RETAIL DEPARTMENT STORE Free 915 to 6 Parking Space Bladensburg Road at 15th and H Sts. N.E. THIS WEEK WE CELEBRATE National Baby Week Your Baby's Picture Free RING your Baby to Sears, Roebuck’s Infants’ Wear Department Thursday, B Friday or Saturday, 10 AM, to 5§ P.M., and we will make ONE PICTURE FREE OF CHARGE. A number of rather young persons have visited the local Sears, Roebuck & Company Retail Department Store this week, to be weighed and measured, and to see if they have becn fed, bathed and c-red for generally in the latest npproved manner. The occasion has been the Store’s celebration of National Baby Week. A clinic is being held in the Infants’ Wear Department on the Second Floor, 10 to 12 AM.—2 to 4 P.M. where a registered nurse is in charge of the weighings and examinations and delivers talks on the care of babies. Mothers are invited to ask questions on any details of their babies’ health. Tomorrow is MAY DAY—CHILD HEALTH DAY—Can'’t you arrange to bring Baby out? You can drive [fi," Three ' /"7 More % & . into our large Free Auto Park Days in perfectsafety. % Y Thursday, Friday, Saturday Mothers living in this ~¢ city and surrounding == country are cordially == invited to attend our = ] 3 4 ‘National Baby Week / e Se» - ~5~ 7« Celebration. THIS is a special invitation to inspect our beautifully -ppom(ed Infants’ Wear Department and compare our values. Only a few items are advertised— Upper Floor. Stay as long as - you like and 3 leave at any time. BABY- DRESSES ‘Wool and rayon pull-oven with snug cuffs and waist. bands. Some display nur- sery designs across their fronts! Sheer white materials, beautifully hand-trimmed with‘lace, tiny tucks and shirring. SHEER DRESSES BIRDSEYE SMART CREEPERS DIAPERS GENUINE “ROLY- POLY” 27x27 inches—Antiseptic 95c Kleinert’s “Rosebud” Rub- ber Pants. Ventilated, 29¢ Cleverly embroidered voile frocks, some with contrasting hems and yokes. In a variety of cool, Summery colors. High-grade broadcloth creepers — hand - finished, beautiful pastel shades, short sleeves. INFANTS’ FLANNELETTE WEAR Gowns—Gertrudes—Wrappers 25c Mothers of small babies will be especially interested in this assortment of Amoskeag flan- nelette garments! Will wear well and launder satisfactorily. White with colored trim. INFANTS’ COATS Radium sllk conls, silk- lined. Trimmed with dainty embroidery in soft- ly-contrasting colors. Une- usually low-priced! Eastman Camera and Kodak Film FREE TO BOYS AND GIRLS WHOSE TWELFTH BIRTHDAY OCCURS IN 1930 IN celebration of Kodak’s Fiftieth Anniversary. Each child must be accom. ptm.d by parent. Here while they last—Beginning tomorrow, May 1. We are showing a complete line of Kodaks, Twenty-four hour developing and printing service. Cameras and Films. BARNETT FUNERAL HELD THIS MORNING War Commandant of Marine Corps Buried With Full Military Honors. The men with whom he mapped America’s victorious war plans during the World War, the diplomats and statesmen who were his intimates while on service in foreign lands, and men high in America’s official life gathered this morning for the last rites for Maj. | Gen. George Barnett, commandant of the United States Marine Corps during the World War, at the Church of the Epiphany and at the final resting place of the famous soldier, Arlington Na- tional Cemetery. Gen. Barnett died in the United States Naval Hospital Sunday of pneu- monia following a long illness of heart trouble. At the Church of the Epiphany this morning Rev. Z. Barney Phillips, rec- tor, assisted by Rev. Sidney K. Evans, chief of chaplains of the Navy, offici- the section of Arlington Cemetery re- served for graduates of the class of 1881 of the Naval Academy with full military honors. ‘The military escort of Marines and Fort Myer soldiers at the burial rites Gen. John T. Myers. Yesterday afternoon and last night, at Gen. Barnett's home, 1712 R street, the Marine leader's body lay in state for the many Washington friends and associates, who personally offered their condolences to Mrs. Barnett and other morning, immediately preceding the funeral service at 11 o'clock at the church, private funeral services for Gen. Barnett's family were held at the R street residence. Gen. Barnett was 70 years old. He had seen service in nruuuuy every Marine post in the United S and had spent many years at m un ves- sels of the Navy and in Marine outposts all over the world. For his service in the World War he received from France the Medal of the Legion of Honor and the Distinguished Service Medal from the United States. DISTURBANCES URGED MADRID, April 30 (#).—Pamphlets circulated by Communists here today asserted that great Red demonstrations would take place in Spain tomorrow. They called upon all revolutionary ele- ments to create disturbances in Madrid and the provinces. THE MODERN TREND ls to be f d 1 u! s, merinh to,te [ound, ' oyt ip—moderately priced. WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO., Inc. WILLIAM JARDINE, Secty 448 N. Y. Ave. N.W. at’l 5870. liberal credit plan. « Seventh $1.00 Begonias, 15¢; 2 for Purple Iris, 350 lldl. l.lly of the Valley, Sedum or lun:h Plants, 25c ea. Gladioli Bulbs,, 60c doz. Tuberose Bulbs, 60c_doz. Large Geraniums, 25¢ each. 3 and 4 feet high—Some in year, but for years to com LILAC, DEUTZIA, Ro SPIREA, Anthony Waterer, T: Columbine, Shasta Dai PLANTS Cabbage Plants, 10 lbs., $3.50; 25 lbs., $8.25. Wizard ated at the funeral services. Gen. Bar- | nett’s body was placed in a grave in | in Arlington was commanded by Brig. | members of the general's family. This | On Sale Thursday and Friday STARTED CANNAS, 10c Each DIFFERENT Hardy Ivy—just the kind for win- dow boxes. 5¢ da —exceptionally fine plants. atum, Chrmhemllml. Dusty Miller, Fuc] 'fi Ice Plants, Lantanas, Scarl Verbenas. HARDY FLOWERING SHRUBS bloom. Roots balled in clay and wrapped in burlap. not only be a source of .njoym-nl to you this nnd Pride of Rochester; PEARL BUSH, FORSYTHIA, P. G. HYDRANGEA, MOCK ORANGE Thumbergia and Van Houteii; WEIGELIA, Pink and White; JAPANESE QUINCE. HARDY PERENNIAL PLANTS MAKES THE EVERLASTING GARDEN—GREAT BIG BEAUTIFUL PLANTS WRAPPED 3 IN A BUNDLE Dark Blue and Light Blue Foxglove, I Hollyhocks, Pyrethrum-painted Daisy, Sweet W Hardy Phlox, Gypsaphila—Baby Breath, Hardy Pri VEGETABLE Tomato, Cauliflower, Pepper. ... BOLGIANO’S CAPITOL PARK LAWN GRASS SEED Quickly produces a rich, velvety, deep green lawn, Ib., 40c; Loma Fertilizer for Your Lawns and Flower Beds 5 lbs., 60c; 10 lbs., $1 00- 25 1bs., $2.00; 50 Ibs., $3.50 101bs., 50c; 251bs., $1 00 50 F.W.Bolgiano & Co. 602 ESt.NW. WEDNESDAY, LAST HONORS ‘The body of Maj. Gen. George Bai ton Cemetery this morning. PAID APRIL 30, 1930. NOTED MARINE rnett, former commander of the Marine Corps, as it was borne from the Church of the Epiphany for interment in Arling- —Star Staff Photo. FISHERMEN DROWNED Seven Perish as Boat Is Smashed on Rocks Off Spanish Coast. CORUNNA, Spain, April 30 (®).— Seven fishermen lost their lives yes- terday in the sinking of the fish- ing smack Mariucha, which foundered off Point Candela after grounding during a dense fog. The boat had been smashed on the rocks by heavy seas. ‘Two sailors and the master of the vessel were rescued. N Dance to Aid Church. ‘The annual Spring dance of St. Domi- nic’s Church will be held in the ish hall, et Sixth and F streets southwest, Friday evening. The proceeds will be devoted to paying off the debt incurred as a result of the disastrous fire in Feb- ruary, 1929, which unroofed the church and completely destroyed the interior furnishings and decorations. The Rev. Raphael M. Burke, O. P., is pastor of | the church and in immediate charge of arrangements. Several hundred guests are expected to attend. _— ‘Women are still banned from the distinguished strangers’ gallery in the House of Commons in England. Men's Spring Suits 25 - 135 ON CONVENIENT TERMS Choose you new suit NOW from our im- mense stocks . . . charge it and pay in small weekly or monthly amounts, on Eiseman's No interest or extra charges ... terms cheerfully arranged to suit your income. EISEMAN'S & F Sts. Dozen Cannas Are the King of All Bedding Plants Red Leaf Red Flower Green Leaf Red Flower Green Leaf Yellow Flower BEAUTIFUL PANSY PLANTS In Full Bloo 69¢c a Basket 12 and more big plants to a basket. Rich and rare colors. OTHER PLANT BARGAINS This Sale—All 10c Ea. $1.00 Dos. Fine Coleus—magnificent colors. THREE KINDS Variegated Vinca Vines Ager- Wande Jew, Sage, bloom, others ready to burst into They will 69c Each 3 of One Kind 69¢ « . .30c Doz. Early Jersey Wakefield . 25¢ Doz. Del, lni Manure Ylu., $1.75; 1001bs., $2.75 Phone Natl 0091 ¥ | Saturday nighu. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; not quite s cool tonight; gentle south winds. Maryland—Partly cloudy, not quite so cool in northeast pomon tonight; to- morrow partly cloudy; moderate south and southwest winds. Virginia—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temper- ature; gentle east winds. West Virginia — Cloudy tonight; to- morrow partly cloudy; not much change in temperature. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 66; 8 p.m., 62; 12 midnight, 56; 4 am., 53; 8 am.,, 52; noon, 64. Barometer —4 pm, 30.26; 8 pm, 30.28; 12 midnight, 30.28; 4 a.m., 30.2¢ 8 a.m.. 30.27; noon, 30.24. Highest temperature, 67, occurred at 5 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 51, occurred at 6 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year — Highest, 75; lowest, 40. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 3:17 a.m. and 4:07 pm.; high tide, 9:04 am. and 9:34 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 3:55 am. and 4:51 pm.; high tide, 9:46 a.m. and 10:19 p.m. ‘The Sun and Moon. o ;odly—Sun rose 5:12 am.; Tornarmw-sun rises, 5:11 am.; sun sets 7 p.m. Moon rises 6:10 a.m. sets 9:31 p.m. Weather in Various Cities. sun sets q | g - ] 15943 1H Stations. 228 £epiaes 0.08 Ehae 6 3090 ieveiand, Dhlo 012 Columbia, 8 C. 30. Benver, “Colo . 3080 Mi Clear Pt.cloudy Cloudy Rain 2 Cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy a Cloudy Cloudy FOREIGN. 7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) stations: Temperature, Weather Vie Austri Berlin,’ Germany Brest,' Prance. . Stockholm, !‘eden {Neon, Gree: Horta (Pnynl\ ore: unem observations.) Hamilton. 6 8an_Juan, Havana, Toudy Part cloudy Clea: u Part cloudy Colon, Canal Zoné... Zorie. Cloudy Deaths Reported. The following deaths hlve been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: Mary C. Cronin. 84, 1434 Webster st. Adelaide M. Haipine, 71, Georgetown Hos- vital. Meirgaret Rice. 70. Emersency Hospital. Will.am Baumgarten, 60. 2715 14th st. Thomns E Cimrat s% Walter Reed Hos- aurine Moore, 31, Providence Hospital. Elndy Lewis, 76, Gallinger Hospital. - '63, 71315 23rd st Gali; nanr Hossital. 11 Boone. 85. Wilish Fogne s, Calfore s FOUND. FOR LOST ANIMALS appily Animal Rescus Lengue, 349 ‘Marsiand ‘ave. s.w. Nat. 8085 nmncxpmcx. April downtown sec: tion. Owner can have e by i 10l tion: _Fhone Nortn 13713 & LOST. BILIFOLD contalning perm n‘-‘n‘d“c-‘-}._, T ginity of ain ThaL St DOG. German_ police, male, dark body wm. fan legs and underbody. April 19: last seen in northeast. Liberal reward. Mr. Beavers, pEHnT ASSES—Shell ri Telephnnp Potomac_38¢ Ba0by. GOLD BRIDGE with tw gold tooth. ~Reward. Phone North 0396 um 6. HANDBAG, biack purse with bills, ave. car. at 11th her, contamnine lnull set o . “'ricaday Cater ugon. Liveral rew Apt. 303. 2701 14th NECKPTEC fox fur, in_front of Epiphany Church, at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday afternoon. Re-urfl Nmn 108 Theater on_the for thelr return to Apt. A300, Wardman Park ‘PATLNT n'mxnumnou PURSE, on y pm. containing t id papers valu- owner. Ret. 13' Bvenln. Star Blds. Reward 30% POCKETBOOK, vicinity Ar ington ~ Court Houre, containing 2 keys and book of street car tickets for Aurora Hllll, bearing name, H. Cooke.__Lin. 0206 tors Curet, Tmit, OOK containing ob M Met s and tokens. Phone S543 7 Beas nw SEATCOVERS for Packard, Tost off runniny ard “Tuesdas morning. ward. . Call ‘Wrnsmn'wn Fliling Station, 14th & Mary- SUIT CA: traw bus Wihehester Ve, Satupday. ApHI Reward if yetimed to special bu- dw( Capitol Traction Co.. 1416 F_s Wi -fashianed. told w’,‘}fi"’:-m Aot Ol A0d, Eatle Tpeater. Kaward. North 5208. l Marriage Licenses. Lewis C Marsteller, 24, this city, and Deboran A. Hapgen, 19" Westmont, N. J; Rev. James H. Weston Hart, 33, this city, and Nellle Polladay, 21, Thornsburs, V ev. “John . Brigg: L) F. Brown. 23 ad RaiihBamas; v, ick Hatry 1 Smith. 30, and Anna G, Mustein. 24, both of Baltimore, Md.; Rev. Loeb’ svio "0 Tarown, , Slate Farm, Va.. and Ella E. Hudson, 19, Richmond, Va.; Rey. C. P _Ryland. Kenveth . Bruner, 28, Indianapolis, Ind. and_Cymbeline M. Hammell. 25, Andover, N, Rev, "M, Mills, Perkins cm‘gu Hm o, "and Vitsinia Jackson, 41; Albert Lend?tSs, Jersey City, N. 3. and L Sansbury, 23, this city;’ Rev. J. 38, and Marsaret V. . Tol a3 v Y and cJirsinis M. Belcher, 26 Rev. Allan F. Poor Reuben’ Scott, 22, ‘and’ Catherine Gonett, 20; D. E. Wiseman. Pitenderson. 21, and Viols E. ; Rev. John W. nd. G, Sullivan, : Hen) witiiaim Robinson, ', and Jullet_O. . both of Richmond, Va.; Rev. and Alma R. ds iges. Pinkney, 23, A J. Ol John 'W. Bowers, 21, and Laura M. Snyder, 19, both of Martinsburg, W. Va.; Rev. 8. B. Daugherty. Herbert T Avers, 28, Lutherville, Md., and Frances Woodrow, 27, this city; Rev. John 25, this eity, and Olea oma Park, Md.; Rev. ore. John_Jackson, 35 and Rillear West, 14; Rey. Alexander’ Wiilbanks. Faul 3. Rauscher, 23 and Edna 8. Mc- Nulty, 2 z. B, cmms L. nglky %6, and Slivia G. Diges, nd Mattle M. Thorn- Moo: ‘etmore, 66, this city, Anna P Boush, 65, l-‘nend:mn Hel(hls’. l:nd ennef o] nlon‘ , and J i 21; Rev. Alexander Wlllhln O Births Reported The Xoflawml blrlhl have be oy, nora. mechmn. boy. Hadore and Sadie P. Friedenbers. ‘boy. Herbert E. LQDO othy M. Hurley, boy. in wirl. Lo Domsky. girl. Chiisten ‘and “asha Sorens Beatha, ATCHISON, CLAUDE B. On_ April 28, 1930, at Baltimiore, Md., Claude B., beloved hus: 1501 3. Aern, 1940 Wi vale im ey e o B, fin's Church: where reauiem mass will suid 4t § cclock. Interment New, Ca- thedral Cemetery. BARRETT, BRIDGET ANN. April 329, 1930. Il 11 dence, 44 K s BRIDC RETT, beloven ael and Mar; Blrren lnd sister of Julln M. Barrett, argret and Agnes C. Thol Notice of funeral hereafter. BARR, DAVID J. On Tuesday. April 29, 1930, DAVID J.. beloved son of the lai George and Mary Barr, aged 85 vears. Fu- {rom the chapel of P. A Taltavull 56"l s ay. May 'l Bim. Relutives and iriends tavited. Inter- ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. BRILGET, ANALYZA. On April 28, 1930, Central, State Hospital, Feteraburs, Ve -. e Bridget, ot *Marshail Nannie, nd Mary ri ahe also leaves "three ‘sisters, Mis, Louvinia t. Mary “Howard Oiden, Mrs a) ex. " *alien o, P and hington of the nd a host of other Funeral Thursday, May 1, in Waterfall, Va. [nnmn'r. MARY ELIZABETH. On Tuesdas, April 39, 1930, at 7:20 e.m.. MARY ELIZ- BETH. in Her ura yeu. belo 1 of the late James E. B right’ Fua her lnte residence, 1303 Euclid” Thursday, May 0 p. and"Teicnds tnviled: ‘interment cnn- sressional Cemetery. CASLOW. CINDERELLA. 29, 193, CINDERELLA CASLOW, ased 73. Pincral’ from et daughtecs irs. Kressling. 1412 E st e § mv’md. on 'ruua- o i, Tueaday. Anrll riends Inerment . d(ehwua 1 Cemetery. COLEMAN, LUCILLE. On Sunday, Apstt 2. 1930, at Gellinger Hospital, 'L SO, Teloved datenter- ot No 3. and Peachie Coleman and sister of James Cole- man, She leaves many other relatives and friends. | Remains. rulln: at the John T, Rhines funcral chap and Eye sts. sw. Funeral Thursday, May 1, p.m. $i%in the House of Sraver, gth 'and M ats. nw. Interment °Lincoln Memorial Ceme- ery. CRAWFORD. ROSE ELLA. Pasced away at 3: 3 RD, in the 70th ‘year of her age, leaving behind seven daughters cnd five ons, " Interment at Congressional Cemgtery i 2:30 Thursday, May 1 Remains reaunc the home' of her daughter, 1513 E s Relatives and friends invited. DURHAM, MARY C. On Tuesday, April 20, 1930, at 9.30 pme at her residence, 3300 14th’ st. n'w., MARY C.. daushter_of the late James R. and Mary Durham. ~Services at the . H.'Hines Co, fungral home. 2901 14th st. n.w., Friday, May 2, at 2 pm. 1 FOX. ALVIN RANDALL. Jr; I.II.LIAN DOR- OTi st Friday afternoon, . RANDA = vi passed away on Sunday “marning. Apri. 27 1980, LIl LIAN DOROTHY FOX, beloved wite of Alvin R. Fox. 484 School st. s.w.; Jdeughter of Mabel Bland and niece of ida Gri and Bessie Henson. ~ Funeral Will_be conducted ‘on Thu LGP At Enutth, hstPend Ststarnwe mtenment Lincoin Memotial Cemeters. Relatives and friends invited fos nuend REV. ABD. Tuesday, TS, ih PranRlorn Ky WARD, beloved husband of Ma; Gitbons and'son of the Iate Jos ibbons. Funeral in Franl HELWIG, MARGARET. On Tne‘dly. April 20, J9do. st Garfleld Memorial Hospital. RET HELWIG of 24 st. n.e. sorge D. Helwis. mains are orst's’ funcral ‘pariors, 301 East Capitol st. Notl JEFFRIES, RICHARD ce of funeral later. Colum- ie Jeflnu flu Re- S0 R 1 Notice "of Tuneral Jater. JENKINS, ROBERT EDWIN. On Tuesds April 29, 193 hil dren’s Hu-mul. ERT EDWIN. loved son of F. M. % Jenking % Beloved srandson of Badié Jenki Funeral from residence, Soos 7St Thursday, May 1, Interment’ Corigressional Cemetery. St and e fuviiad MOFFETT. RALPH R Suddenly, on Tues- L ot 30 RA MOFFETT, on, of ged o Heia- 7 eriday, M p.m.Relatives ‘and friends terment Arlington National Cemetery. PALMER, JANE HOPE. Suddenly. on Tues- | PAXNE, CHARLES W. On Wednesday. April Freedmen's Hospital, ShARTes W, PAYNE. devoted hus Josephine Payne. lovin B giher ol Bl Vo Jona Erma H, Payne. He alto Iéaves a host ot Trlends to mowin his' departure. resting at the John Rhinés N eral hapel. 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of i later. RICH, JULIA. On Tuesday, at Ber residence in New of Jacod Rich. f sa ngregation of this_ city. Puineral Trom AGas Torael Cemmetery Thuf: day, May 1, at 10 am. Burial at Adas Israel Ceniefery, Anacosila, D. C. SANSBURY. NORMAN L. On Aptil 20, 1930, Noloved hus: ¥ of Falkstone Courts Remalns resting at, Hysone's funer 0 N st. nw. Funeral services 1279 Methiodlst Churen. 1465, ot n.w.. on Thursday, May 1, & SULLIVAN, AGNES ROSE. Suddenly, on Wednesday, April 30, 1930. at her 'resi- dence, 3288 N st. n.w., AGNES R loved 'wife of Michael D. Sullivan. of funeral hereafter. TAYLOR, MENRY L. Suddenly, on Aprl 2. 0, after a ling rli?sl illness, at his ozl 2, 1030, . JULIA! lotice or tns fer' s taneval” pariors. Notice "o “services iater. WATERS. MARY B, wife of the late Franklin al_trom her Iate residence Thursday, 30 am.” Requiem mass at St am. ~Relatives and Theehment Mount Olivet Y WATERS. MARY B. Oficers and members of Settoat (e ome O Sur Maee” comirdie. o. WATERS, “Wednesday. Abril 30, 10 o A_MULROE, Pres. MARY AGNES B. DOWNEY, Se Monday, April 1305 C ‘st. Blrvlcu WATTS, JOHN W. On lo3o, 'at bis résidence, TS, Meed 27 years, h and C st '3 pm. Kiéandzin v Officers and members of lmeméem raday | ‘Rehoboth, . Baptist Braths. WEISENBURGER. April 29, 1930, Capitol Height: RGER. beloved husband of N-dlllnu Weisenburger, Puny Friday, May pm.. from hig fate Tesiderice. Tnferment Brospect Rill Ceme- e YOUNG. CLEMENT CHAPMAN. On @av. April 28, 1030. at Seton Hospital, New York City. CLEMENT CHAPMAN YOUNG. D.. Frandson of the ate Notiey ¥ Services and interment at Oak Hil ceme- tery “Thursday, MAy 1. In Memortam. BROWN. MARY. In loving remembrance of our dear sister. who departed this life five years ago today, April 30, 1925, Just @ line of sweet remembrance, Just & memory fond and trn Just_a token of loves ‘Gevotion ETELN BR HERBERT AND DAVENPORT, CLABENCE. 4 tcken of Juve 1o tue sacred memory of my dear friend. CLARENCE DAVENPORT. who _departed this life one year ago today, April 30, 1929. Remembrance s a golden chain Death tries to break, bt ail in vain: o have. to jove, and. (hen to pa 15 the ‘srentest sorfow of my heart. FRIEND DAISY. DIGGS. ANNIE. 1In sad but loving remem- brance of my dear mother, Who' departed this life men Sears. a6 today, April 30, 1923. Can T help but feel so lonely When her voice I do not hear? No “words were ever sweeter Than the words she used to say. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MATILDA GANTT, JOSEPHINE 8. A tribute of lflv! and devotion to the sacred memory. of A o auy. ree yea %0 to ‘7 When mother breathed her last farewell Thl'trroke meant more than tongue can i The world seems like. another place WIthout the smile of mother's face “HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. HODGES, EDGAR K. A tribute of love to the memory of my dearly beloved son. R K. HODGE: Vho departed this life fen"ears sao ta A O As I loved you. mxu vo n my memo: ars, Doved, Temembered, longed Tor aiwaye: Bringing many a' silent tear, MOTHER. who departed. this life one vear 0 today, April 30, 1929, T How happy were the bygone days, When our circle was _complete. But now it is broken. he is gone To llve at Jesus' feet. . Sad. sad. O Lord! how dreary. Lonesome, lonesome. every spot Mnenml for your loving voice and foote Weaty: for we hear them not. YOUR_DEVOTED BROTH TERS_ ANDREW. CLAUDE, ¢ cA'mllu AND MATILDA. JORNSON. WILLIAM BARKER. Jr. u‘;fig he memory of my foster brothier. AN BARRERSBANSON, T parted this life on” year ago toany. Asril T ls the grave where my foster brother s'u: oIS the memory which never shall Plowers ‘may wither, leaves may. de Qthers may forget you, but never wm T DEVOTED TER SISTER, R Y THERINE, WILLIAMS, JOHNSON. WILLIAM BARKER. Jr. In re- membrance of my dear friend. WILLIAM BARKER JOHNSON. Jr. who Thls Tife one year ag6 today. ABHil 30 1030 'Tis sweet to remember him who once was e, to me, he is just as dear, The “iidnient. stars shine on the grave Of the unhx loved, but could not sa PRIEND, ROSA’ CHILDS. KNOTT, THA E. A tribute of love Sevorion o the Tmemory Of BUF dear ARTHA E. KN Who ' departed life four years ago today. April 0. 1026 HER CHILD! MATTHEWS, CORA L. (nee xolm sad and loving ‘memory of my devottd mother, CORA L. MATTHEWS. who passed into, aniother e one vear ako todsy, April and mother, bis My heart still aches with sadness, ears; year. The vears may wipe out many things, But this they wipe out neve The memory of sugh happy da: en we were here together. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, EDITH. * MATTHEWS. CORA L. 1In sad but loving Temembrance of my dear mother, L. MATTHEWS, Who' departed this life one year ago today April 30. 1929, ER_DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MRS. MA- NELSON. £ Jomembr RER. the beloved daugh- e late Elizabeth E. tio “That v heart stil jongs for you. The vears of her life were numbered When the messe! whispered low, e Master has come and called for Sou.” She answered, “I am ready to go. Loved in life, in death remembered, HER FATHER. * WEAVER, HATTIE E. In sad but loving re- A mbrance of my dest “wife, HATTIE E. WEAVER. who departed tms life four years ag0 today. Avril 30, 1926. There are some whn still will \linger ‘Who will come and bring you flowers On the grave that death has made. It is oniy a step that d{vldel us &lor: 0 ot LOV] .D:O 'HUSBAND, DAVID E. WEAVER. * TLLIAMS, "AN‘ A. ln sad but loving re- wmembnnce of dear son. mN& A. ILLIAMS, who denln;fid lMu 1ife one year ago today April 30. e 1s a golden ' gfi:’&mfffe‘-’c 0 break. but ll) ln Vlln. Is the greatest Mm WILLIAMS, FRANK A. In sad but_loving Temembrance of my dear husban KSALLIAMS, who departed this life one r .N today. April 30, 1929. lx JoRROme O Friends T ai Blue. " beneath l’n,xm-n{n‘lermu-cmn; Beart or Yo Ts aiwavs lonsing U FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Jo \V!LLIA\I L SONS, CRLMA M)RIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W___NATIONAL 1384, 1338 CHAS. S. ZURHO! 3 T CAPITOL ST. Ol eme. Lincoin 0872. _Fhone Lincoin i Joseph F. Birch’s Sons assac mfl 3034 M St. N.W. Thoue West o0et Frank Gzizr s Sons Co. T T oo National 2473 816 H BT NI LINCOLN_8200. TIMOTHY HANLON V. L. SPEARE CO. Netther the successors of mor :"W' Fhone Fhone Prapk,_ee26 “‘1’0’“9 i:,l"s" oW Private Limousine Ambulancé 412 H ST NE. Li.lltoln osz‘ ‘Established 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT cO. ALMUS R 8 SPE'J\RB ecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 Clyde J. Nlchols, lnc. 4209 9th St. N.W. l(odun ch-m. Telephoné . Deal & Co. m”i‘l mbmm me. 5543 'H.h the original W. are Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Modern_Chapel 1337 10th St. N.W. __ Phone North 0041 l-uutln the Original W. R. Speare Ce. _8 yrs. at 1208 B st. 45 yrs. at 940 F st FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt Auto Delivery Serviee., Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St, Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORA! LI llé'l‘l FRiCES, TEL NAT, 5410 & NA m.’]t n Eve: 14th & Eyc "GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vaultage, 85 per month. e lots and sites for sale. FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY wi REASONABLE PRICES—TERMS MODERN CREMATORIUM Washington-Baltimo; at District Line {leeSee Oiw g