Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1930, Page 9

EVENIN GET READY FOR THE JULY~4ih WEEK ENDI! The Avenue at 7th COOL TROPICALS WELL-TAILORED All Three-Piece Suits: Coat — Vest — Trousers ALL Tropical Suits are thin— Saks Tropicals are finely tailored. And tailoring makes a world of difference in fit, smart- ness and wear. WHATEVER the Troplcnl you choose here . . . light or dark « .. Tan, Grey or Blue . . . striped or figured . . . it will be a cool, comfortable Summer suit with tai- loring that will increase your pride and satisfaction. Regulars, Longs, 'Shorts, Stouts, Short Stouts and Long Stouts. 25 — 30 35 — ‘40 Saks—Third Floor SAKS BLUE SUIT WITH, WHITE FLANNELS $ 37.50 Blue Trousers and White Flannels SUM)IER pleasure is hardly complete without a Blue Suit and White Flannel Trousers + + « the ideal ensemble for every occasion. Here, then, is the fam- ous “Saks Blue” Suit . . . with blue trousers and white flannels «+ . like two outfits in one . .. at one low price. Serge, Cheviot or Unfinished Worsted . . . single or double breasted. Saks—Third Floor ‘15 Coat and Trousers YOU will buy your first Linen Suit for coolness . . . and then another one for economy! Ours are genuine Imported Lin- ens that laugh at the sun . . . and laugh at the laundry. They look as well after many washings at the start! Pre-shrunk, of course. All sizes and propor- tions. S8-PIECE LINEN SUITS Saks—Third Floor SPECIAL' SWIM SUITS OF ZEPHVR YARN! $ 55 J $18.00 A extraordinary swim suit at an ordinary * price! Tailored of fine-woven zephyr yarns that have the softness and flexibility the ody requires. Regular and speed models in Black, Navy. Wine, Hunter Green, Royal and Powder Blue, Saks—First Floor EASY-FITTING SENNITS! $ 2.45 TWO-TONES ARE RIGHT! OW showing — the new styles in OR a smart Straw Hat that rests easily upon the forehead, choose one of the comfort-feature Sennits at Saks. Every new model—three different easy-fit con- structions—rough, medium and fine braids. Saks—First Floor Two-Tone Shoes that hold the spot- hght + . . for sport'and for general wear! Tan-and-White, Tan-and-Elk or Black-and-White. Fine leathers; ex- ceptional values; all sizes. Saks—First Floor G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. | MRS. CAROLINE GURY DIES UNEXPECTEDLY National Theater Slperintendent Identified With Woman's Relief Corps Over 30 Years. Mrs. Caroline M. Gury, 72 years old, superintendent at the National Theater, ‘Wwhere she had supervision of employes, and long active in the Woman's Relief Corps, Grand Army of the Republic, |’ died at her apartment at 706 Eleventh | street yesterday afternoon. She had left the theater a short while before, com- plaining of being fll. Relatives expressed the belief she may have had a premonition of death, as she straightened out all her accounts before leaving the theater. She had been suffering with serious heart trouble for sometime. Mrs. Gury was past department presi- dent of the Woman's Rellef Corps, G. A. R., and had been actively iden fled with it for more than 30 ye: She was chairman of relief for the Phil Sheridan Corpn of the orgnnlntion Jont and was the only woman on the relief committee of the Grand Army of the Republic. Mrs. Gury also was & member of Lincoln Circle, Ladies of the G. A. R.; Daughters of 1812, Bethlehem chnpter of the Order of the Eastern Star and the Daughters of America. She also belonged to St. Paul's English Lutheran Church, Mrs. Gury had resided in this city for about 40 years. a son, Carl Gury of Orange, N. J.; two sisters, Mrs. Liszle March of Win- thester, Va., and Mrs. Ella Ebenheck | F. Poo: of Baltimore, and a brother, Tke Hoff- man of Charlottesville, Va. Funeral services were conducted at the home of her nephew, H. E. Griffith, 920 Longfellow street, this afternoon. Interment will be at Winch She is survived by P Uy Marriage Llcensec New and M e 10 Batimore, Me T Nev: Mot ris J. Cohen. ar L. ""fl' 3% and Claries V. Eds: lnvu u b um Moore, 43, . Roy. snd M. Raflaelo DeMarco, 34, and Jane A. But "o“" E*Benis 3 and_Gwendotvn V. hes, frs m"n ‘Baitimore, Md.: Rev. Ho-'“ RUSI!“'}II T, 28, c\"lfln ml"flfl‘ v‘. and Katherine Cornwell, 19, 'rank M. Barger, 27, shlmflk“‘l. P i«;hmle, Mae “Bilton, 35, Fries, V. n F. Sue A Juxun 25, and Mamie V. At- kinson, 23. 50 of Richmon: 3 Michael R° Rudick, 33, and Bertha Fink. 20, both of Baitimore, Md.; Lo RN 01 . M Allan ‘23, lnd Ruby .Y A!herlon A E. Barrows. Wlllel’ L. Emlllrnnfl 12 and Marvel A Douglas, 21; on. Herbert A. Wldn\cr!h 70 this _ecity, and Julis £ spores, 24, Deal Island, Md.;' Rev Mll“ F._Po Willis P. l(ern 26, lnfl Annl Lee Hall, 2¢; Rev. William W. Shes Prank B. Hessler, 22 lnd Margaret L. Holllnd 22: Rev. Henry J. ith. Dalvin Brent, 28, this city, Ind Annte B. 20, Maryfleld, Va.; Rev. Willlam A. Chl;le: Bullock. 42. and Ethel Yances, 30; ey. Willam . Wateon, ir Germantown, Pa, and Mildred . Oldesbergh. 1. Chesren: Pa. Rev. Edward Gabler. v, DiMisa, 22, and Mary G. Bovello, | T Gav Walter W. Starker 32, and Irene A. Hatt, 22; Rev. Josel Mo, Joseph A Blackburn. 50, Burtonsville, Md.. and_Emily W. Greer, 31, West Jefferson, N, Rev. 8. B. Daugherty Tra Howard, 26, and mne Bates, 21, both of Quantico. Va.. Ri B d Mary L. h of Alexandria. Va.; ‘Arthur W, Newell, 83, and Olive G. J. Liver, 35, both of New Forkc Gits; Rev. Allan . Poore mes T. Gallahorn, Jr., 31, and Olga E. Marseslia, 28; Rev. M. ealia. more, 34, Anne V. 0y G. Whit an Younl 22; Judgs Ropert E Mattingly Jamés W, Brown, 24. and Isabell fCAlister, ERHAPS some persons wonder about prices we quote; that these are not the low thinking prices of complete services, and that there will be a lot of un- expected extras. That is not the case! When we say we offer our services for as low as $125, we mean that we will ren- der a complete service, everything necessary, for the price mentioned. ; G S YT U’he.. g £ E S EISEMAN’S, FINE MEN’S YESE AT R ,?EAL FUNERAL HOME or r erence Ask your neighbor gf 816 H Sfrkttky y PHONES:LINCOLN 8200 -8201 L Ty Yy YT YT YO YT WEAR Wear Your Summer Suit While Paying Don’t swelter in this hot weather ....step in NOW and select a Sum- mer Suit and charge it. We'll ar- range the payments in accordance with your budget allowance, either weekly or.monthly. This helpful service is costless . . . nothing is added for credit privileges. Racks ~nd Racks of Cool Summer Suits $]16-50 o 330 Any man can find just the suit that he prefers in our stocks. Cool, lightweight fabrics, tailored to assure 100% service. All wanted shades. EISEMAN’S Seventh dnd F Sts. FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1930. ROBERT P. RAWLINS EXPIRES AT HOME Dr. James H. Taylor to Conduct Funeral Services at. Church. — Robert P. Rawlins, 79 yea: died last night at his hnme ”B? !"ht eenth street northeast, following & _g‘ g iliness of many weeks. e body will be at the Central Pres- byterian Church, Sixteenth and lrvtng streets, tomorrow afternoon from 1 o'clock noon until 2 o'clock, and funeral services will be conducted there by Dr. James H. Taylor, pastor, begin- ning at 2 o'clock. Mr. Rawlins was born in Lawrence- ville, Ga, and had lived at various places throughout the South until he came to Washington at the close of the war. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Nancy Rawlings; three children, Miss Harriett J. Rawlins of this city, Prank Rawlins of San Diego, Calif., and Edwin Rawlins of Los Angeles, and one brother, Richard, of Los Angeles. An- other son, Willlam Joseph, kl]lfd during the war, is buried in Arlington. KING FUNE FUNERAL RITES ——— Building Contractor to Be Buried in Rock Creek Cemetery. PFuneral services for Charles W. King, sr., prominent Mason and veteran building contractor of Washington, who died at his home, 1707 S street, Tuesday, were to be conducted in the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street, this afternoon, with interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr. King, who was 89 years old, was a lifelong resident of this city. He had engaged in the local construction busi- ness for many years, being a pioneer builder in .suburhan expansion projects. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy and m,hlly cooler tonight; tomorrow mostly fair; gentle west winds. wmm.—cluw possibly showers in central and south portions tonight; to- Eunv' mostly fair; not much change temperature; moderate southwest and west winds. Maryland—Cloudy; slightly cooler in east portion tonight; tomorrow mostly fair; moderate west winds. West Virginia—Cloudy tonight and tomorrow with showers in south por- tion tonight; not much change in tem- perature. Record for Twenty-four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 80; 8 p.m., 79; 12 midnight, 72; 4 a.m., 68; 8 am., 74: noon, Buometer-—d p 2087; 8 pm, n 89; 12 midnight, 20.91; 4 a.m,, 20.80; 20.92; noon, 29.86, ighest temperature, 85, occurred at 6:15 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 66, occurred at 5 am. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 91; lowest, 68. « Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Burvey.) Today—Low tide, 9:2¢ a.m. and 9:19 p.m.; high tide, :38 a.m. and 2:51 pm Tomorrow—Low tide, 10:20 a.m. and 10:07 pm.; high tide, 3:27 a.m. and 3:45 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 4:42 a.m.; sun sets 7:37 p.m, Tomerrnw—sun rises 4:42 am.; sun sets. 7:37 p. Moon I!el 12:45 am.; sets 1:24 pm. Weather in Various Citles. 4 ] ISIUAH Stations. g HOLD McDONALD RITES Funeral services for Dr. James M. McDonald, 52 years old, practicing dentist of this city for a number o? years, who died in Providence Hospitar|Ch: Mondly. were conducted in St. Pat- rick’s Catholic Church today at 9 o'clock after brief services at Zurhorst's funeral home, 301 East Capitol street. Interment was in Mount Olivet Ceme- tery, Dr. McDonald resided at 1523 Michi. | Hole! gan avenue northeast and maintained offices at 406 s;vemh street. Deaths Reported The following deaths have been reported o fhe Health Department mn the past 24 churlu W. King, 80, 1707 § Eoore "1 4551 Grant 'rd. Eiizaneth ‘Fosic. 80, 4501 Connt ade James S. Robinsor, 79, Little Sisters of he \’\’l'lum H. Slrl(lnn 76. United States !oldl!rs Home Hospit: iph 1. Flegenbaum;, 75, 3820 Jenifer st. lutene Monroe, 71 Genrulm\n Hospital. Catherine Ryan_ 60, Providence Hospital '"Coll'nelllu F. O'Neil, fll Walter Reed Hos. Lda E Miller, 20, Providence Hospital George H. 75 Freedmen s Hospital. WilliEm Batiey 12 Ganioom: Hospital, garrie, Ashton,'80."Gallinger Hown Lula Johnson, 40, Gi Hos Mary E. Jennings, 27. ms Wallach gt. Emma Tromas, i1, Fre This offer high school omething worth while. Somplete course in Beauty Culture, $60. Payable $5 a week. Steuart’s Beauty School 921 F Slra.t i’i'~£ 4PI L E/ o1 arantee. §1 at all Feopies and’ other ‘go0d d t $35.00 Barber & Ross, Inc. 11th & G : @UMENTs# d in National and other ries throughout tates, Best Materials Pric Right WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO.. Inc. W s n. ¥ An Chambers will give the whole funeral, cars =i i 6100 o casket for... Best that money can 3 e sincere The Greuter Offices and Chapels 14th Cor. Chapin N.W. Why Pay for Evary!hmg and all, and STEEL VAULTS. 585 CHAMBERS Co. Phone Columbia 0432 FOUI\D. MONEY FOUND, this week Tdentify By place, time lost, amount d nature of Mohey. ' Address Box 41-X. Btar office. Abllene. Tex Albany, N, V! 23388838 [ oo FEEE L acksonville,Fla. 30.08 Keansas eity.no. 20.80 gh, N S0F Laice ofty: n 5 8n Antonio. 0, .01 Clouds + Pt.cloudy FOREIGN, (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather . 80 Clear Parls. Vie Horta (Fayal) Asore (Current obsérvations.) Hamilton, uda a n_Juan, Havana, Colon, Canal Zone Part cloudy Part cloudy Part cloudy Cloudy Bachelor Pastor to Wed. NEW YORK, June 20 (#).—Brook- lyn's bachelor pastor, who has several times described his difficulties in re- maining unmarried, is to wed. The Rev. Dr. Henry C. Offerman, pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, i sengaged to Miss Grace Altenau, a beauty who helped carry the daisy chain at Adelphi College. Births Reported llowing_births have to”the "Hoalth “Depariment in‘the 5 ""Xx’:m B. and Marguerite Heath, boy and S erias 4.0 s Bonneville, girl. Saran V. M ported L. o Al i le A lnd Pelrl M. Heffner, %l’ nd Dorothy Wilson, girl. .Yoxenh A and Mary Goetzinger, girl. Nunzio and Anlzlxn% Pettinato. girl. o 3 K kfllrkey sirl 1 s ¥ and ARl G Raral e fienry and ‘Adele Fisher. boy. M L. and Lillian Ta 0 Alexander and Begste Mannini Forest and Viola Nelson, girl George W. and Elinor Gt and Lillie Pitt, girl. Je \VILLIAM LEE'S AL DIRECTO) CR]:.MATORIUM. 333 PA._AVE. N.W. _ NATIONAL 1384, 138% W. W, Deal & Co. - 816 A ST._NE. LINCOLN CHAS. S. ZURHORST 01 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_Lin Frank Geicr s Scns Co, Hddern Gnaen. Teleonone National 2473 TIMOTHY HANLON nmuili Director Private_ Ambulance 1 . N.E. Linc. 5543 'RSE _containing mone; Tuesday morn- fieon = st Call .uun-f 2520, Branch 1385 FOR LO! LS League, 349 d Teer Between 131 aRd 19th on You Notth 3000 Miss Thomas. u.row oworn, black, " containiis Turge bavers valuable o owner Sh1y, *aen nnumm rd. - In _immediate nlllhmrhonfl' ot"613 Harvard. Big reward. Col. BELT, Ca Herbert B. Nevius anerul Home 924_Ne et 2608 V. L. SPEARE CO. ) successors ot connectea e Srsuter WO, h estavlish- 1009 Phons Prank 0018w st 'SL N.W TAMOND CLUSTER ( from lady's Rn. Renlm Phonc CXeveIlnd 6423 or ull 1569_44th OND RIND (gentleman's), 3 fl‘% shllt gold with two hlue chlns each Yore "’“v\""nf"‘;’én".vfmf 15 Finder indy S Roston_bull_ dark Browni g e DOC o 3:5 Vicintty 'of Woodridse. & o()‘ brown, female Boston bull, D Rak gl oRoKon, Bl Reward. _Potomac_0158. 1, Please “call’ Ham: EYS, 6, on ring, with leather tag: In or near Chevy Chase Theater, Wednesday night awra “Address_Box_36-X. au e Wm. H. Sardo & Co. anate Limousine Ambulance 413 H 8T NE Modern_Chapel 'ALMUS R SPEARE Succeeding the Original W. R. Sveare Co. t " Joseph F. | Birch s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) Phone West 3034 M St. N.W. Thons wes V8, I black leather c terday ,"neat pridge or in store. Reward. Ca""‘. 5& (552, Siar omce 7 z"\um-mor Pictures, igh School. ‘Reward 6519 8th s o S ring: between Belmont and = Fie. ave,, Meridian Park to 16th and Fla. ave. 10 V'%ind ‘16th on bus. Lincoln Memorial to Munitions_Bldg. 55t PURSE. binc Iand oper dis, La Pl containin ermit. Name Ma; harles' County, M ney and return permit. 5, Mary- ©_Lan- Finder Send TG AR TR SR SR LT highway ensbyrg and _Glendale' or Woodmore. Call Mr: 394-W. wearing tween o’ Glendle - ana Duckett, H)-u:zxxme FOB. wold 5. We n“e:(;‘;cy‘,im Clarendor, Wilsg Biva vicwmiey theater. Rew H. M. Lewis, Clarendon 1660_after WIRE-HATRED TERRIER. whit small patch of ped an are Bou, ary rd. n.w. 0008 1841 Established 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. __ Phore North 0047~ Clyde J..Nichols, Inc. 4209 9th 8t N.W. . Promoi Auto Deliv Gude Bros. Co., Three Jars of Liquor Seized. Searching an apperen bandoned machine in the 400 blwluzf Twentieth street last M Pvt. Spotswood F. liquor were confiscat by Gravely and carried to his station. Japan's fubber industry is now mak- ing the greatest progress of any in the country. Qard of Thanks. RABE. SARAR E. I wish to extend my sin- cere’ thy nd _ apprecation to my friends for thelr kingness nd. besutif gowars during thy the long iliness and &t the ? my HER DAUGHTER. GAROLINE . RABE, 20+ Btalhn. BAUER, WILLIAM C. l 18, WJ" \\XLL!AM l: Belov'fl hul rmd Il Bessie M. Bau Dell l (unoru homl. l Sunday, June 23, g Pohick €hurch Cemetery; ohll:k. V Suddenly, on Pri- EDWARD, fl-lov!d fa- trom hi sidence, Qresham piace n.w., B June h n nlowu. GEORGE ENOCH, Passed un P T nu ye"fi. e, 1108 pate ‘i sidence. ark r NOCH BU . GEOR WS, _be- Annle, Elizabeth Bur ear of' sides B° Al 9.0, DU s Ve ices at (ha Above address !nun{ly. Juze CQORE; ALI(‘! MORROW. on Fridy 315 am. ALICE MOJ mot| her of Robert R. Cooke, Jr., Paul E. Lesh. Funeral (pr urday,“June 21, from J. chapel at 1 pm. DUGAN. FROF. JomN Thursday, June 19, % eorseiown University Homm. Bior, Yosogiomn AN ton of the late Fouick B and Nore a husban f _ Ori bmthu of Dr. Oh -n;’n L Dunn ahd Fom Matare of Tesy B Funerel above PEllfl!flC. On Monday, JHH' H’o:y -n'nfl?y'cnuren e " Interment Arlington National Cfm!!!!’ P"fl%fl‘ Glll“v CATHERIN] On_Wednesd: ne’ 16, CATHERINE *A_CErek pele '.'J lldfl' of Joseph Geler, Puneul from her late undence' 701 9th ne, on_ Sat« urday at 8:30 a.m, ,fllxl at HB]Y Name Church 9 am. Kindly omit flowers. 20 GRANT. LAURA. On Wednesday, June 18, 930, at : LAURA ORA William ~ Lee's 21e Suddenly. en nd Pavie's G e'me:'e'?}” Remates 5o mains T W Brnest Jarvis funeral ehurch, 18 ollelt GEORGE H. Departe n Thurst fl&. June 19, 1930, at Honp"ll EORGE H. GRIGS] He leaves four brothers, John, Gilbert, Jnmel and Marion, Pun"ll (private) on Satus day, J\ma 21, at 8 p.m., from 1708 .Ynt\(sn st. Relatives and friends ln\na Xntermenl &t Marshall, Va. GROSS, ANNA, Entered into e(ernll reli on Tnursdny. June 19, 1930, at 1 p. the residence of her 8immons, Meadow: Funeral Baturdaz, Juns Bl Luke's Cnurth, Me-do at he; Dariments, CARCE M. vears. beloved wne of the Gury and mother of Carl M 3 Moeloved siatat ot M. MATER of Winchester, Vi Eoenneck of Baitimore, Md. o n.- ma °"uh5:°|?1' 'b'""" ved 1o Binsnest y o rem n e will be h 74 s W funeral el Gt HARROD. LILLIAN, s life Wed- nesday, June HR Y et LILLL HARRO! Body resting at her Tesls 11 1438 South Capiiol st. Roties ot Y. On Thursday, June béloved wife of Charles hs. ased 59 yeags.” Funcral !rum hat Inte Tesidence, 483 Cenduit r Saturday, June 21, at_ 4:30 p.m. Ry uimfl and friends invited. fn!ennlm. Cedar Hil Cemetery. Suddenl; i Surviving one sister, lal‘\ jother. Ca Pflneu services Saturds 2 DMA l! Frazie: l fune) nw. Friends invi lnlflm!nt Lmtcln \demorml Crmn!en Just a line of sweet remumbunch lllm!mnnr nd and l“lp of lOVeI t our hel!“ will LARKINS, -"IANITA G, 17, 1930, af UAN] brothe: Catherine Herbegt: & §6na" ToF you, 20 On Tuesda; am, at Children's Hroniia el da, o . _Remains Tesidence, 132 m 1 MCGINLEY, MICHAEL. Thursda 19, 1930, at Sibley Hoxpllll MICHARL QINLEY. | Funeral Iom . P, Costello l\merul p1rlor 24 Drlll Clnilfll Saturday morni o'claci thence. m St o whor will be said Relmvu "and Loflgflt and the late Dr. Eigene C. C. Funcral services ‘at her Triends tnvited OBST, LORENA WINTE| late 1y 3 Mackey Vale, Vao on Satardart Toterment Oak lun s R, Juné 161930, in' New York Gity, WINTER OBST, wife of Henry and dauanier of Mg, Bllnchzc t 3 L. CATHERINE T. On Thursday, June 1,080, at, Frovidence Hospital, .‘E “yopg 2yed, mother ‘or “Arthur 3. O'Neil of ‘1808 Connecticut ave. Re- mains resting at 'the 8. H. Hmu Co. fu- neral home, 2901 14th st. Services and interment Cambridge, M POPE. SADIE. On Thursda 18, at Sibley Hospital, SADIE ' POPE, sister o Florence C. Pope. from chapel‘of Jonn R. Wi 10th st. n.w.. Saturday, June Jl 8t Interment Glenwood Cemeter: PORTER, WILLIS. = oOn Wedn, sdaz, & 1930, "at. Walter Reed d‘o WILLS BORTER, fle\ozed lnn s Porter, cousin of Rosa Carey gharlie McGruder, - Funeral Mondss. Jtng 2, from Fragler tuneral home. 3 ave. n.w. at 1 pm. Friends invited. In. terment Amn.mn Hational cmmen 23 RAWLINS, ROBER On Thursday, Jups 930, at R Voo n BERT PATTERSON RAWLING, 15 5" T 3enr. Belgve syAL ] 15 Py Rawling and father of ‘Harrlet, Fr ling, Funeral June 21 at 3 pm- from Ihe Centrel sterlan Church, At 16th and Trvin s iere the remains will be mwes from 13" noon. SCOTT. MILDRED ESKRIDGE. On Wednos- day, ‘June 18, 1930, at ¢ her .enacnm 3 gales st e ML) ESK| E SCOIT, devaied wite of Same 1Bt wnd moines of Oriee Hartls, Fineta> Baturdar Jons % Oras from_ St “John's’ Episcopal Church, "35td 8t. bétween Volta and Que sis. n.w. Re- ains_resting at the Thest Jarvis West End parlor, 28th st. and Dumbarton ave. n.w. 20 THOMAS, EGRERT W. On FPriday, June 30, 1930, st his residerice. 3028 Miiitary id: w.. EGBERT W. THOMAS, beloved h xmm of Maude L_Thomas. ~Services at 8, M Hines Co. funeral home, 3001 Tune 38, ai 11 Tnterment ATiineton Seniong] Comas 2 ve. N.W.. GEORGIA A. Wile fhe Tute Gen: M. G Wentworth. WILLIER, MICHAEL L. On Thursda; 91 oi030. at Sibley Hosital, MIC}IXBLE beloved' husband of 0. 1450 Newton st. n.e. W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home, Chapin st. n.w., on Saturday, June 2t 2 Interment Cedar Hill Cemete G SWABLES A, On Wednesday, 18, it Gallinger Hospltal, A WOSD" Lt 83n New o his 25th year funeral home, Saturday, at 9:30 &m. ment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Willier 6t BRreray svros a neral will b hergrandparents Saturday, June 21, af the Metropolitan Baptist 3is. ne. where serfy & 9%0 5%, " Haterment Cemetery. imes. Pu. of 1207 ;lalfllv . n W., on i w! be hel Congressit in Memortam. CAVANAUGH, MARY E. June 2 HER DAUGHTER, LILLIAN, KEISTER, JAMES H. 1n loving brance ‘of my h A EISTER, -ng i fune 20, 1 gm Nl taam\an syith L trast; mehow, somewnhere, meet’ ve 'VOTED WIFE, LAURA Kllflflk . and Sundays CEMETERIES. GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vaultage, $5 per month Choice lots and :lu for sale, RUTH parted this lite ten years 60 fodas 0. 1920, No_one knows how much I mis No one knows the tears I ahed: GiD heaven I will meet <ou, u ‘Where 1o parting words ate sid WorhER, MR8, BOHDE TTR. In loving memory ot n you,