Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1930, Page 9

WORKMEN OF WELDIT CO. WELDING THE TAIL ON BUFFALO, AT Q5T BRIDGE, Are you rich? 100 to 1 you are not. Want to save a dollar? Sure you do. Then let us WELD that broken or worn metal part at a fraction of the cost of a new part. Chevrolet Engine Heads, $4.50; Bumpers, $1.50; Stove Grates, $1.50, etc. Weldit Co.,516 First St. N.W. Metropolitan 2416 PRINTER IS FATALLY STRICKEN IN GARAGE James R. Sherman Is Rushed to ‘Walter Reed by Neighbors, But Dies in Short Time. Stricken with a sudden illness while working in his garage last night, James R. Sherman, 48 years old, of 5520 Thir- teenth street. well known Washington Why Pay for Everything Chambers will give the whole and all, and a very good STEEL VAULTS. Best that money can s All Prices Include the Sincere funeral, cars $100 v casket for... buy are only....... Service of The Greater CHAMBERS Co. Offices and Chapels 14th Cor. Chapin N.W, Phone Columbia 0432 STAR, WASHINGTON printer, died a short time later at Walter Reed Hospital, where he had been removed by neighbors. Coroner J. Ramsay Nevitt issued a certificate of death from natural causes. A resident of Washington for many years, Mr. Sherman had many friends among local business men. He con- ducted a printing business et 520 Tenth street. Besides his widow he is survived by a son, James R. Sherman, jr, and three daughters, Grace, Lilllan and Betty. Pu);'\Prll arrangements have not been completed. Interment, however, will be in Baltimore. The plan of installing moving side- walks to take the place of busses is be- ing advocated in some European cities. The sidewalks would be endless moving platforms, traveling at about 15 miles an hour. There would be fixed stopping places, and passengers would be charged a_uniform fare. 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VALE -DIES AT AGE OF 75 Brief Illness Is Fatal to- Former Superintendent of Internal Revenue Stamp Vault. Wilmer P. Vale, 75 years old, a resi- dent of Washington for more than 50 years and former superintendent of the stamp vault of the Internal Revenue Bureau, died yesterday at Garfleld Hos- pital after a short iliness. Mr. Vale, the son of the late Judge L. W. Vale, publisher of the old Wash- ington_Chronicle, came to Washington from Ohio at an early age. He was retired from the Government service five years ago. Before his retirement he was & first tieutenant in the National Guard and the National Rifles. As & member of the National Rifle team he received awards for marksmanship in several national competitions. He resided at 1610 Monroe street. He is survived by a brother, Henry A. Vale of Newport, R. I; two sisters, Miss Louise M. Vale and Mrs. Owen K. Truitt of Washington, and a cousin, Miss Grace Vale, also of Washington. Funeral services will be held tomor- Tow morning at 10:30 o'clock at Hines funeral home, Fourteenth and Har- vard streets, Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. RITES HELD FOR THREE Joint Service Conducted for Mrs. Rupertus and Children. Joint burial services for Mrs. Mar- garet Gorman Rupertus and her two | children. Anne Rodney Rupertus, 4 years old, and William H. Rupertus, jr., 13 vears old, all of whom died of scarket fever in China last Winter, were con- ducted in Arlington Cemetery today at 10 am. Chaplain W. J. Donoghue of the United States Army officiated. The mother and children were buried in the same grave. Mrs. Rupertus was the wife and the boy lndglfl the only children of Maj. ‘William H. Rupertus, United States Ma- rine Corps, second in command of the American legation guard at Peiping. FOUND. FOI Al ) R D TR O ] LOST. | BAG. black Teather. on Mt_Pleasant car be- tween Irving and Lamont ‘sts.; about $10 in cash, safely box bank Key. Reward. Re- turn'to 1701 Irving st. n.w._Adams 1381, * BEADS—Brownish_vellow: —April 39, near Fourth Christian Science Chureh or Critten- d ._Ad_ 766 13 BULL TERRTER—Straved or stolen: dark ‘brindle. ‘white Wps on each ard if refurned to 14 Decatur ‘ottage City, Md., or phone Hyattsville ‘Angora Ted harness. | 1367 Spring rd. Rewa | ENVELOPE. brown paper. with references. | between 9th and G and lith and P. Return and receive ‘reward. Charloite Grunebers. 708 Quincy st. nw. HUDBON_BAY SABI®—3-plece fur, May 5. | between 31st and M and M and Wisconsin ave. or in alley between 31st st. and Wis- Congin ave " 1314 318t st. m.w. ~ West 2004 or Clev' 0834, _Liberal reward. LOCKET, plaifoum and gold, T dlamonds. lost in’ foriheast.” Reward. Phone Lincoln | NECKTAGE_Tight ereen Jader Tuesday. be- fween Lincoln Memoral and Treasury) vai- isd" s’ keepsake. Reward. = Phone West PACKAGE confalnlng Tady's _sloves, Band- kerchists, etc. between Lyon Park ang Hi h- | e, on electric car, May 2. 300 | i . “Ciarendon, Va. | WATCH, Waltham, gold hunfing_case; val- | jedl BITC deceased son; reward. ' Call Georsia | WATCB—8mall wold Alled Eigin, open face: | Siiver chin and knife. Reward. ABDIY (0 Brownley's Candy Store. Cogl - ex 3 fied as gift. Apt. 303, Rutland Cour 951 female; d. with gec- | Val Mrs. Sarah b SPRAYS MAY 7, 1930. CHILDREN TO PRESENT “PETER RABBIT” PLAY Wilson Normal School Announces Second-Grade Pupils Will Ap- pear in Music Week Feature. The Wilson Normal School announces that the second grade children of the school will give an operetta based upon the life of that delightful animal hero of childhood, “Peter Rabbit.” Priday night, at 8 o'clock, in the auditorium of the Normal 8chool. This will be a feature of Music week celebrations in the schools. i About 30 children will participate a program of songs and dances. Leonard Hunt will take the leading part and sing several solos. Other prin- cipal roles will be taken by Bert Smice, Harriett Schwartz, Grace Merryman and Thelma Burdine. JOSEPH F. BOBEE DIES Washington Resident, 90, cumbs to Illness of Three Weeks. Joseph F. Bobee, a resident of Wash- ington for the past 10 years and formerly associated with the Knabe Piano Co. of Baltimore, died yesterday at his residence, 3812 Jenifer street, after an illness of three weeks, He was 90_years old. He is survived by s daughter, Miss Margaret E. Bobee, with whom he re- sided, and a son, John J. Bobee of Hampton, Va. Funeral services will be held from the residence tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock, followed by celebration of requiem mass at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Interment will be in the Western etery, Baltimore. Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: Albert R. and Della Hyes, twin bovs. Alyin F. and Mary E. Saum, twin boy and rl. Franklin L. and Mary C. Kuster, girl. Clarence ¥. and Jennie L. Swaw, boy. Charles E. and Linda O'Roar boy, Edward B. and Blanche A. White, boy. Max and therine Hoernstein, boy. Leonard J. and Melba A. Doggett, boy. Francis 1. and Vilda Burnham, boy. Elmer E. ‘and Myrtle E. Selby, boy. Leon and Jessie Vangraek, boy. Frederick and Lena 8. W. Schafer, boy. Daniel P. and Isabelle Hickling, jr., Horace W. and Margaret T. Carmicl v Lioyd V. and Jessie H. Hinton, boy. Burke H. and Grace J. Flinn. boy. Prank C. and Edna’G. willlams, boy. James F. and Helen L. Hitselberger, boy. Fred L. and Grace M. Davis, boy. V. and Helen J. Custer, boy. nd Susie Shifflet, boy. Walter E. and Josephine M. Tilghman. girl. Rupert nd May E. R. Rea James F. and Helen Peake. girl. Anthony J. and Nellie F. Gramsky, girl. Irving and Lillian Stearman, bo Robert F. and Agnes M. Hampson, boy. Raymond and Agnes Minnick, boy. John J. and Kathryn C. Kahler, boy. Marion E. and Jennie Scofleld. boy. William G. and Muriel E. Smith. boy. Thomas A~ and Grace Lynch, boy. Philip and Rafaela F. Bedore, boy. James R. and Margaret Budler. boy. Francis L. and Florence W. Howard, boy. Grover O."and Carrie Owens, girl. George and Doris Markey. boy. Goetano and Di Tanni Bredic: Harry and Marguerite Lurie, gi Edwig F. and Ruth May, girl. Ralph 8. and Pauline F. Harvey, girl. (Erank M. and Loretta’ A. Sommerkamp, girl. Edward M. and Alice E. Mahoney, girl. Herman F. and Bertha Raschkowski, &I Verle S. and Marjorie E. Ward, girl. Bennie G. and Theresa Thompson. girl. Ruben R. and Iva M. Reynolds, girl Morris H. and Frances Berkman. girl. Eimer and Genevieve M. Greer, girl. James H. and Florence Angel, girl. Charles and Margaret R. Garney, girl. Prancis B. and Norine V. Sowers, girl. Phillip and Sara_Diamond. boy. Howard M. and Estelle Blackford, girl. William and Maude Savoy. girl. Ernest and Pea Suc- &l . and La Franklin D. and Ellen Brow: William and_Ruth Fultz, bo: Milton and Sophie Johnson. boy. George and tte G A ., girl. and Rosa Burruss, Firl Owing to the Death of Freedman VWife of Samuel Freedman the Firm of S. FREEDMAN & SONS Will Be Closed All Day Tuesday and Wednesday WREATHS & For Funerals $2£ Up Delivered Cash and Carry Flower Stores 807 14th St. N.W. Metro. 7433 Metro. These suits were taken from our regular racks and reduced to $24.75. New tans, browns, greys and blues in models for men and young men. 804 17th St. N.W. 609 12th St. NW. 7945 Metro. 9369 PRING SUITS Reduced to 52475 ON CONVENIENT TERMS Pay in weekly or monthly amounts on Eiseman’s liberal cred- it plan. No interest or extra charges. Open an account now. EISEMAN'S Seventh and F Sts. FLOWER SHOW PLANNED | AT ROCKVILLE FAIR John 8. Larcombe, Jr., of Washing- ton Grove Appointed Chairman of Committee in Charge. Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md, May 7.—The directors of the Montgomery County Agricultural Society have decided to hold a flower show in connection with the annual fair to be held here in August and have made John S. Lar- combe, jr, of Washington Grove, pro- prietor of Wenham Gardens, chairman of the committee in charge. ‘The show will, it is sald, be the most elaborate ever held in the county and will last all four days of the big exhibition. More than a thousand dol- lars will be awarded in prizes and over 25 garden clubs are expected to exhibit. Application has been made to the American Gladioli Society to make this the regional show for Mary- land, Virginia, West Virginia and the | District of Columbia and grant its gold, | silver and bronze medals. Announcement of the purpose of the fair association to sponsor this show as an important part of this year's Rockville fair was made at this early date, it was explained, so that the many lovers of flowers of the county may make their plantings with & view to competing, Outboard Motor Is Stolen. An outboard motor valued at $1,000 was stolen from Bafley’s boat house, near the Benning Bridge, last night, police of the harbor station were told by John F. Crone*of 2024 North Capitol street, owner of t®: motor. Braths. BOBEE, JOSEPH F. On Tuesday, 1930, 'at 2 a.m. JOSEPH F.. band of the Iate’ Margaret E. Bobee, ag 90 years. Funeral from his late residence. 3812 Jenifer st. n.w., on Thursday, May 8 at 8'am. Requiemi mass at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, Chevy Cha Hiea® o Aiida, VISR a0 Hriegds, dnd ud. Interment at Western Cemetery, Baltimore, Md., at 11 CLARK, JOHN EVERETT. 4t his “Home, "171 Park aver .., JOHN EVERETT. aged 84 years, hus d of the late Mary Emma Beran Clark. Tuneral services at ine "aboy rsday afternoon ' gn, Thur moon at 2 o'c CROCKER, HENRY GRAHAM. Sudden: 3 ly, on May 6, 1930, HENRY GRAHAM, be- loved husband of Edna Frost Crocker and 1ather of Robert G. Crocker of 1626 29th Sont"on Juperal tervices at his late resi- Tiday, May 9, at 3 p.m. Inter- ment Cedar Hiil' Cemetery. 8 DAVIS, BENJAMIN T. On Monday, May 5. 1930." at the residence of his sister, Nina D. Reichard, 120 3rd st. n.e.. BEN. JAMIN T DAVIS. beloved brother of Mrs. Reichard.’ Mrs. John A. Ferzel. Mr. John W. Davis and Mrs. D. F. Manning. . Fu neral from his late residénce on Wednes- day. May 7. at 8:30 am., and thence to 8t Joseph's' Church, 2nd ‘and C sts, n.e {Sequiem mass wil be raid at 9 am. ount Olivet Cemetery. ves and friends invited. ey FRAZIER. FRANK. Departed this life Tres day, May 6, 1030. at 6 am., FRANK FRAZIER, devoted husband of Dalsy FPrazier, father of Eliza, Frank, ir., and Willle Frazier. ~Remains resting_at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and 5.W. Notcie of funeral later, LEOLA VIRGINIA. On Monday. May 5, 1930, st Georgetown Uni- Yersity Hospital, LEOLA VIRGINIA. be. loved wife of Michael A."Gaghan. Funera! from her late residence, 45171 Georgia ave. n.w. on Thursday, May 8. at 8:15 am. Reaulem mass at Immaculate Conceptiog am.~ Relatives and friends ent at Mount Olivet Ceme- GARLAND, MABEL BRUNNER. On Wed- nesday, May 7, 1930. at the residence of her aunt, Miss' Birch, 1219 Park rd. n.w ., MABEL BRUNNER 'GARLAND, beloved Wife of Ralph I. Gariand and sister of Elizabeth B. Perkins and J. Earl Brunner. Funeral services Friday, May 9. at 2:30 g m. at M. E. Church South, ¥ Churgh, GIBSON, A. V. On Tuesday, May 6, at the home of her sister. M Collison, 14 Garrison rd.. Mrs. A- V. GIBSON (nee Birch), in the 6th year ‘of her age, widow of ‘the late William Gibson, daughter of the late John T. and Susan Thompson Birch. ~Funeral Thursday. May 8. 2:30 p.m.. from the above address. ' Interment at Columbia Gerden May 6. | beloved hus- lock 1930, . Mrs. P. G Clarendon, ‘Va., Cemetery at Clarendon, Va. Relatives and t the home of daughter, Mrs. HALLING. EDWARD. Op Tuesday. s. father of Margaret Halling. Funeral from B.m Relatives and friends invited. Inter- the residence of her son-in- cal H%K Gibson, Florence E. Roane, Martha A Jhursday, May 8 at'2 p.m., from Capitol into eternal rest Tuesday, May 6. 1930. at ton. Va., beloved husband of Letitia . L. Holmes, devoted brother of Mrs. mains resting at the John T. Rhines fi Funeral Friday, May o. at 1.3 Ceme- . VIRGINIA GOLDSMITH. De- TTH HUMPHRIES, beloved mother friends invited. GRIFFIN. MARY K. On Wednesday, May 7. . Brunner, Chevy Chase’ Apt. MARY E. GRIFFIN. Funeral private. § 8¢ his residence. 3415 K st % ED: beloved husband of Anna A. and the chapel of A. J. Schippert, 2008 Pa, ave n.w, on Thuriday, May 8. at 2 oclock ment Fort Lincoin Cemeters. HOCKETT, MARY. On Tuesday, ifay 6. t. Gibson, 4901 Blaine st. n.e. MARY devoted mother ‘of Roxis A. Pollard, Gharles H. Hockett and sister of Hatle Hockett and Alice Evans. “Puneral iew Baptist Chirch. HOLMES, SUMNER GARRISON. Entered 5:30 pm., ai_Preedmen's Hospital, Dr. SUMNER ‘GARRISON HOLMES of Atling. devoted father of & Mrs. (nee Holmes), Edna M. and Emma Foimes Ciifford. He also leaves a host of other relafives and friends. Re- el until Thursday morning. M his late residence, Arlingto John's Babtist Church, Interment Odd Fellows' this life Monday, May 5. 1930. at . after » briet iness, VIRGINTA of Elizabetn Keys, Walter W. Humphries, Ira Humphries. Berths Benner, Robert A Humphries and Mazie Fitzgibbon. Funerai to take place Thursday morning at 11 o'clock from the residence of her dau ter, Elizabeth E. Key, 918 7th st. n.e, terment in Congressional Cemetery "~ Rel tives and friends invited to attend. * JOHNEON, CHARLES E. Departed this life Hiopaay, May s, 1930 CUARLES g, JOHN- . the devoted husband of Elizabeth ohnison. He also leaves to mourn their 0ss a brother, 8 host of other relatives and friends. eral ' Priday, | t 1 pm. from Barnes & Gray's funeral home, 614 4% st JOHNSON, ELLA KAUFMAN. On Tuesday. Moy 6. 1930, at_ Georgetown University Hospital, ELLA KAUFMAN, beloved wife gf Herbért . "Johnson of 1109 8th st. n.w. meral from the Nevius funeral home. 924 New York ave. n.w., Fridey, May 9. at %2{; in. Interment in Mount Olivet Gemes KEOUGH, MARTIN J. On Wednesday, May 1930, at his residence, 135 E st. s.e.. RTIN J., beloved husband of the ah M.‘Keough. Puneral from his late dence on Satirday thence to 8t. s Church, tiem mass will be said at 9 a.m tives and friends invited to attend. terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. LYON, GERTRUDE. On Tuesday. May 1930, “at Sibley ' Hospital. GERTR! LYON. aged 13 years, beloved daughter of Harris M. and Mabel A. Lyon of 2250 M nesota i Service ‘at_the Fountain Memorial Baptist Church, 22nd and' Que §ta_se. on Thursday, May 8. at 3 pm Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 7 MARSHALL. JEAN CRAIG. On Wednesday. May " 7. 1930, at the Homeopathic Hos- Dital, JEAN CRAIG, beloved wife of Fre erick Marshall of Salt $ake Citv. Utah ineral from_the parlors of “Almus R. peare. 1623 Conn. ave. on Friday, May p.m. MILLS, MORRELL M. On Tuesdav. May §. 1930, MORRELL M. MILLS, ‘capiain, U. & Army., retired, husband of Clare Prench ills. * Funeral services at Gawler's chapel. 764 Pa. ave nw. on Thutsday, May at 2 pm. Interment Arlington Naticn: Cemetery. PERRY. WILLIE ELVA. Departed this life on Sinday. May 4 1630, at her residence. 1380 C WILLIE ELVA PERRY. (nes Pritsing). the ‘beloved wife of Frank Pe devoted mother of Francis L. Perry, be- loved daughter of Annie H. and the' late William H. Smith, beloved sister of L. and 5 Madden Washington. D. C. She also Ieaves two nieces. four hephews, three aunts, one uncle and other relatives to mourn their loss. Remains resting at the residence of Rer ‘mother, Mrs. Annie H. Smith, 1434 D st. s.e. Funeral Thursdav. May 8. at 1:30 pm. from Brown's Memorial A. M. E. Chufch. 14th and B sts. ne. Relafives friends invited to ‘attend. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. L Departed this E. CLINTON COUSIN. b May 4. 1930, lite! suddenly. on Sunday. May ; CLINTOI ioved son_ of the late Susie Rice Johnson. He leaves to mourn their lots 'a grandmother, two sunts and other relatives and, friends. Remains resting at Barnes & Gray’s funeral parlors, 614 ¢l where funeral will ke piace Thursday, May 8, at 1 p.m. ROZIER. MARIE. On Tuesday, May 6. 1930, Takoms, Md.. MARIE ROZIER. devoted ughter_of ~Aibert and “Mary Thornton Rozier. Notice of funeral later. Remains resting at_the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. STILLIARD. WILLIAM. Departed this lite Jersey ave, He leaves fo mourn their loss a number of relatives and friends. Body resti Campbell's funeral home, 423 4%a st. Notice of funeral Iater. VALE. WILMER P. On Tuesday. 1930, at Garfleld Hospil 1] V?«}‘ Mrs. Vale and_ brot Vale onaire Gwen K rton"" Puineral ‘irom ! i Bratha. WALMSLEY. WILLIAM On Monday. May 5. 1830, at Emergency’ Hogpital. WiL- beloved husband of Zinna Davi vice in chapel Faales. "Funer of Witliam Sons, 332 Pa. ave. nw., on Thursday, May 8. at 3 o'clock p.m’ Relatives and friends invited to at- ferd. “nterment private. ~Kindly emit flowers. . JOSEPH ALBERT. Wednes 1930, at his residence. JOSEPH ALBERT, bard of Rose V. Wathen. his ‘late residence on Friday., May 9. at 8:30 am - thence ‘o Holy Comferter Church. where mass will be said at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment at Newport, Charles Co., Md. 8 WILLS. BENJAMIN F. Departed this life on Tuesday, May 6. 1630, at 8:30 o'clock. at his residence, 1002 412 s*. s.w.. BENJAMIN F. WILLS. devoted father of Mrs. Edna Wills Smith. Mrs. Beatrice Wills Brown and Edward Wills._ brother, of 'Rosetta Wills. Mrs. _Mamie Plerce, Mrs. Carrie ) Joy_ Thomas. David und Robert Wils an friend of Margaret Pratt. Remains rest- ing_temporarily at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. No- tice of funeral later. In Memortam. BROSNAN. JOHN J. In sacred memory of (I\;‘r bdtl%"!g‘ flllher.eJOH'NoJiudB.fiyu AN, " an % o died Thirfeen years ago iods % BROWN. OLIVER §. A tribute of love devotion to the sad but ever sweet mi orv’or’ourdear husband and father. OLI- VER 8. BROWN, who ssed to the Great Beyond one year ago. DF y 7. 1929, ‘The long. long days have crept away like Vears: The sunilsht has been dimmed with doubts and fears, And 4 Gark nishts have rained in lonely A Sinee you went away. All would T give to have you back, 1 ‘wish "that you had with me J at you had ‘with me lived, SR Wil SO e aled ™ 0t Yes, T miss my dadd o,.h““" ¥ w;‘nl"ll“.u. e vear 2" lert ‘me, Anx I miss him still. DORIS. * BROWN. OLIVER 8. In loving remembrance of our beloved brother. OLIVER 8. BROWN, who departed this life one year ago today. May 7. 1929. ‘Who is this happy rrior? That makes the path before him always bright: keeps faithful with a singleness of aim. and therefore 'does hot stoop. mor lie in wait While ihe mortal mist 15 gathering dr his breath in confidence of Heaven's plause. This is the happy warrior. HIS BROTHER_AND SISTFR. WILLIAM G AND ANNIE MAE BROWN. ol COON. NEVA JANE. A tribute of love to the memory of NEVA JANE COON. who_passed Wway th May T, 193, ALICE. * CONNER, ANN P. In sad but loving remem. brance of our dear wife and mother, ANN P. CONNER, who died one year ago tod: May 7, 1929, Anniversary mass Bt. Peter’ Chureh. She will never be forgotten, Never shall her memory fade: Sweetest thoughts will 78 i"‘f{ Around the grave where she is laid. No_one knows how much we mi No one knows the tears we G But in Heaven we hope to meet her, Where no farewell tears are shed: Sadly missed. $iUSBAND AND CHILDREN. * CROSBY, MARTIN. A tribute of love and devotion 1o the memory of my dear THend: MARTIN CROSBY. who departed this lfe one month ago today, April 7. 1930. { l.o\'lnr‘ and kind in all of his wa: Upright end just to the end of hi ays. Sincere and kind in heart and mind-— What & ‘beautiful memory he left benin A DEVOTED FRIEND., LUCY JONES. * HARROD, ARAMINTA. In fond and loving remembrance of our dear sister, ARAMINTA HARROD, who departed this life four years a%0 today. May i 1036, Dearest sister. thou hast left us, We. thy loss most. deeply Teel: But it is God who hast bereft us, He can ail our sorrows heal. Some glad day we will meet you in Hdu\';n. whe’n“nur ll(;‘ll!b.en earth are end- ed. whete pATLIng will be no MOFe. HER SISTERS. MARY E. NONESTY AND ANNIE TRAMBLE. - LANGFORD, GEORGE B, In lovlnsmtnurly of our dearly beloved son, GEORGE B. LANGFORD. who departed this life three years ago today. May 7, 1937. Like a rose. God gave you to us, To o honor_and adore, ‘When the petals had fallen. He took you To abide with Him evermore. None could have been more happy Joti, None can miss you more than us, God gave us strength during your sickness To_hold your hand and see you die. M%{ggfl, FATHER, BROTHER AND BIS. with MARSHALL, WILEORD. In loving remem- brance of our dear husband. father and grandfather, WILFORD MARSHALL, who depated this life seven years ago today, 2y 7, B Regt in peace, thy cares ate ended, our beautiful work on earth is done, ¥ou are rone where those who love you Soon are coming, one ne. THE FAMILY. * POINDEXTER, HARRY AND HARRIET. sacred memory of my father. HMR’? POINDEXTER, who died 22 years & -oo,N)lly 1917, MRS. ROSA PAO‘ » EA. MARIA. In sad but loving remem- | Shrance ot Ay helved mavher, MARIA SHEA: who departed this Tife thirty years day. May 7, 1900. ¥ *BDEVOTED " DAUGHTER, MARIA WATERS. MITH, AGNES, Sacred to the memory of Sy Mother, AGNES SM) who departed this life séventeen yeai 0 today, May 7, 1913. From this world of pain and sorrow 'P5 the' land of peace and Test Gog B taken you. dear” mother; wul And eter : DEVOTED SON. CHARLES E. SMITH. * L 1. Sacred to the memory of SRR Rl Who Ued” FOUF “Veats ago today. Regt in peace, thy cares are ended. e, 3 Youare. gone ynere those o Tove ou Booh, ‘ate coming one by one R HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. * FUNERAL_DIRECTORS. TIMOTHY HANLON Puneral Director Priy Ambulance 641 H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor conn with the original W. R. Speare ul% 1009 H St. N.W. ment. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine A.mbulance Yidadtn"Enaver Lincoln 0524 WILLIAM J. 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