Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1930, Page 7

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, e, ginning Monday at Nine! The Chance of a Lifetime! gttt This announcement marks the opening of one of the greatest home-furnishing events ever known in Washington! A selling event of quality furniture that will probably be the talk of the town for many a day! Not just an August Sale, but our sale of sales—with a new meanmg of extraordinary value giving. The seascn’s newest styles—just received from the leading markets—ere all included in this store-wide event. Terms have been arranged to make buying easy. Save 15 to 507 Tomorrow—At a Sensationally Low Price This 6-Pc. Bed Room Group Convenient Terms Can Be Arranged! Witn Beautiful Four-Piece Suite...Coil Spring and All-Cotton Mattress! A whole room full of fine furniture on sale Monday only at this exceptional saving to you! Everything is of out- standing value, as shown! Here are comfort, durability and style! The beautiful suite of charming simplicity is made of walnut and selected cabinet woods! Full size bed, chest (18 by 30 by 45 inches) and roomy dresser and French vanity! Think of it—$98 also includes a fine bed spring with resilient, tempered coils; mattress with an all-cotton filling! Special sacrifice of this 6-piece group! Sale Starts at 9 Sharp, Monday . IN RICH Windsor Type Bed With Coil Spring and All Cot- ton Mattress Complete 32 4.95 An outfit that will appeal to every one. Consists of the new Windsor style bed, coil spring and all-cotton mat- tress. Can be had in 4.6 and 3.3. Has 9 fillers in each head and foot board. $1.00 Delivers Complete Outfit Coil Sprihg Da-Bed Complete with Cotton Mattress 519 One of our outstanding values in this Great August Sale—an Automatic Coil Da- Bed, complete with mattress with valance all around. $1.00 Delivers Guaranteed 100% Angora Goat Hair and Wool. Our regular $159.00 Outfit. Special in a range $ 1 1 9 of colors to select from at the specxal pnce A Genuine 3-Piece Kroehler Loose- Cushion Bed-Davenport Outfit. . . . . . $1 1 9 A Jacquard Velour Suite with spring- -filled reversible loose cushions. A suite never before sold by us for under $159.00. Has choice of button-back or wing chair. Guaranteed to be a genuine KROEHLER. Just a Small Payment Delivers 15-Piece Walnut Dining Room 0utfil,$ 1 19 Made of Walnut Veneer Over Hardwood Has 60-in. Buffet, China Our Regular $159.00 Value. Cabinet, Server, Extension Table, 5 Chairs, 1 Host Chair, §-pc. Console Set. A Small Deposit Delivers Entire Stock of Finished and Unfinished Breakfast Room Furniture Off 2 $16.75 Family Size. $8.40 $29.75 3-Door Side- Jeer .........$14.95 $45.00 3-Door Porce- lain .$22.50 $55.00 All-Metal. 329 50 All Others in Pro 415 7th St. N W. Also one of the outstanding August Sale -values. Can be had in mahogany or walnut finish, and in either full or single sizes. $1.00 Delivers All Fiber Furniture at 1 Off 3-Piece Suites as Low as $24.95 MAXW Furniture Co. Q. AUGURT -3, 'PERUVIAN OFFICIAL DIES AT EMBASSY J. Alvarez de Beunavista, First Secretary, Fails to | Recover From Operatlon. | By the Associated Press. J. Alvarez de Buenavista, first secre- tary of the Peruvian embassy here since 1927, died in Emergency Hospital yes- | terday afternoon, following a recent operation for an intestinal disorder. | The operation was an effort to re- lieve Senor Buenavista's iliness of about three years, which became acute last month. Following the operation, July 23, it was learned today, the gravity of his condition remained 'apparent, and blood transfusions and other means were employed to promote his recovery. Hope was_abandoned Friday night by those attending_him. Dr. Santiago F. Bedoya, also first sec- retary of the embassy, who is at- tached as head of the Peruvian con- sulate at New York, pending naming of a successor to Edward Higgins, dean of that country’s consular service, who died last May, returned to the Capital early yesterday when the seriousness of his colleague’s condition became appar- ent. Dr. Bedova was a close friend of his fellow first secretary, by virtue of associations in the Washington embassy for several years. Burial Likely Here. Funeral arrangements were not an- nounced, but it was understood a pri- vate*Catholic service would be followed | by burial in Washington. Senor Buenavista, who was about 56 years old, was not married. He is sur- vived by three sisters, one, Mme. Mar- garet de Alvarez, noted contralto, who was believed here to be living in Eu- rope. Another sister lives in London, and the third in Buenos Aires. ‘The late embassy official started in the foreign =ervice of Peru as chancellor in the consulates of different European countries, later coming to New York o serve in the consulate. After five or six years in New York he was transferred {into the diplomatic service, coming to | Washington first in 1917 as second sec- retary of the embassy. In 1922 he was chosen as secretary to the mixed commission sitting in Wash- ington on the Tacna-Arica boundary | conferences, and three years later went {to Arica with the Peruvian delegation !'to ‘the Plebiscitary Commission. Promoted in 1927. Senor Buenavista was promoted to the position of first secretary in Wash. | ington in 1927, which post he held un- { til his death. He was charge d'affaires ad interim on two occasions, the last time from March 7, 1930, until the ar- rival of Manuel de Freyre y Santander as new Ambassador to the United { States early last month. | Senor Buenavista visited his home- land last in 1927. on his way back from Arica to take his post as first secretary | of the Washington embassy. His parents are not living. Senor Buenavista fa lowed his father in the Peruvian con- sular_service, and was awarded zwn\ medals for_distinguished _service—one [ called the Centennial of Independence | of Peru and the other the Centennial of Ayuch: | His years of service in Washington made “for Senor Buenavista many | friends in diplomatic and other official circles, particularly in the Latin Amer- ican corps. Many of these friends were | absent, on Summer vacations, but many | more joined in paying their respects (o | thelr late colleagu CITY NEWS IN BRIEF TODAY. Red Triangle Anacostia River, Hike, along Outing Club, including | at Pifteenth street and New York ave- | | nue, 7:30 p.m. | FUTURE. Card’ party,’ Church of the Nativity | | nesday, 8:15 p.m. Births Reported. The following births have been reported to Health Department during the last 24 and Marie Green, boy. Richara’6. “ona Helen - Bwanny i, Domenice and Guiseppina Beill Joseph and Ruth E. Calhoun. sirl A iv: n. ariorte Collins, boy. i Batiaci Holton. Doy, rank and, Alda Romano: boy. ames 1. and Celtate Bonaidson, boy. Ne and Chew Wing, bov. Cecil and Lavinia McMillian, girl. Howard and Carey Barnes, #irl. Willlam E. and Estelle Hagler. girl. Gulet and Winifred Washington. girl. Samuel T and Alma Lucas. boy. Bernard and Annabelle Beck: Beinard 1 und Littie Beskerville, 5o James and Lena Carter, boy. Henry and Hattie Harps. Jouepn na Floriaa. Wrient, boy. John H. and Ada Thomas, girl. Deaths Reported. Slrel e m s et ad ealth Department during the last n, 81. Roosevelt Hotel . Radford, 73, St. Elizabeth's Searle 70, Garfleld Hospital. arearet . ie Mothe 66, 3317 Wis, ave. Otto O, Carr ency Hospit Richard S areit, 63 e Hlizaneth's Hos- pital Cassadv. 58, Potomac River. P. Collins, 54, Walter Reed Hos- tal Louis M, Evans, 53 Walter Reed Hospital Frank ¥ Adama, 46, 1100 19th ory, R Hull g0 8, Naval Hosnital. u v R. Rosenberger, 12, Providence Hos- The 'Pail B Auguste Potomac River C. Verzi, 1. Children's Hospital e Carter, 84, Home for Aged and Infirm. Simon Willlams, 70, St. Elizabeth's Hos- | pital Richard James. 86, Emersency Hospital Alin" Ghestriic, a5, 308 New York ve. Mary & Ereenneid, 65, 1031 13th st i Lottle Gofies, 60, Home for Ated and In- 3 Rooms, Kitchen $65.00 THE MONTANA 1726 M Street N.W. AMBULANCES Best in Town. 34.00 Local Call.... Call Col. 0432 Clnmben Co. ~_Est. 1883 grounds of Potomac Garden Club. Meet | Port) ONUMENTS e C R WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO,, Inc. 448 N"wn%uom%. L i Ww. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 464 Phones | £% 2 0341 1930—PART ONE. Diplomat Dies J. ALVAREZ DE BUENA VISTA. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and con- tinued warm today and tomorrow. Maryland—Fair and continued warm today; tomorrow fair, followed by local thundershowers in extreme west por- tion in afternoon or at night. ‘West Virginia—Fair and continued warm today; local showers tomorrow. Virginia—Fair and continued warm today and tomorrow, probably followed by showers tomorrow afternoon in ex- treme west portion. Record for Twenty-Four Hours. ‘Temperature—Midnight, 73; 2 am, 71; 4 am, 70; 6 am, 70; 8 am, 74; 10 am., 83; 12 noon, 85; 2 pm., 90: 4 pm, 92; 6 pm, 90; 8 pm, 85; 10 pm., 7. Highest, 94; lowest, 69. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 85; lowest, 6. Tide Tables, (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 9:56 a.m. and 10:05 p.m.; high tide, 3:08 a.m. and 3.37 pm. { ‘Tomorrow—Low -tide, 10:55 a.m. and 11:02 p.m.; high tide, 4:03 . and 4:31 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:09 a.m.; 7:15 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:10 a.m.; sun sets 7:17 p.m. Moon rises 3:14 p. Automobile llmps l.o be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Cities. e, —~ Precipt- tation,8 Sat.p.m. to sun sets %0. Tl | Cincinnati, 'Ohio.. Chevenne, Wyo.. Cleveland. Ohio | Di 0.02 | 0.0i Marauette Memphis, ‘Tenn M ! aha, Philadelphi; Phoenix. Ariz. Bittsburgh, Pa. rtiand. Portland, | Salt Lake o 8. Louls Mo St Baul ain §an Antonio, - Fex auditorium, 6000 Georgia ‘avenue, Wed- | o Seattle Sprinsield, mpa, Toiedo Ohls Vicksburg. WABHINGTON. "B, ¢! Marriage Licenses. Herbert 8. Murray. 125, and Mary J. Burns, 21;_Rev, Henry B. 8. Wooding n, . P, agh 5. “Baltimore: Md.,_and Augusta C. Heim, 35, this ity Rev. Rich- ard Schmidt 240008 E Dncan. 32, and Mary O. Jaiser. Rev. James W. M W i ecke i, this _city, Bettve S_ Stovall, 31, Bl Paso, Te Allan F. Poore. 4 T, Harry' W, Chadduck. 23. this city, and Mary J. Moran, 4. Grafton. W. Va m Walsh Laura and Rer A allace Walker, 43, and Forcelia_Venton, 20; Rev. Aaron A. Wood. | 6. Reed. 32 'and Petranella Holston, ; Rev. Geory ullock. Maurice D. inote. and Lelia L. ugort; 3¢, both of Richmond, Va.; Rev. Poo Ar Russell, 19, and Mary White, Shelton Milier. ‘Walter Addison: 26, and Fanny Lons, 20: Rer. Alex Willbar and Viola M ieater A Nagle. 42. A 1, !l. bnlh nll Baltimore, Md.; Judge Rubprl 3 An. and Emma H. Ailan ¥, Poore. Bensamin’ Fennell. 32. and Eva Colman, 3; Rev. D. E, Witeinan 'a "Ashton Read: 32. and Mary - otfh, SRESR, B ichmond: Ve Rev. Renry W, Snyae | Martin. 36, and Inez. J. Tavlor, JAT af Nichmond, Ve Rev. Henry W. Snyder. Harlow. 40. Philadelohia, Pa.. Al Carroll G W. and Geclle W. Flores, 38, Crimona, VA.: . Garber. o hever Morris. 31 and Lillie Grimn, 24 wis Rev. James L. The “fan-shell,” a fish nearly 2 feet | long, in some wonderful manner can snap its two halves together in a flash to entrap any wandering fish. and has been rightly described as a highly or- ganized murder machine. FOUND.. FOR TOST ANTMALS appiy Animal Rescue League. 39 Maryiand sve. Na AR LoST. FaErT BACHRAGH PROOFS a yicinity court house. 479-C,” Star_office er. containing 340 d G F. B. T oval picture: I Rewsrd. . Address ok St i n sts. n.w._and Reward. Gter. 458, G . German police: noTtheast sectfs B0 oty "oLiheral rewara. 10381, _ Lincoln 4932 FIL- No. in_metal ear ary, Notity R m 453, House Pfl SPITZ DOG —b and white; 'l party utum the do Il'ld rlcfl\fl re. A diiir? 136 Holurook il w7 FiAGsES—PaIr tonol o shell, 3 day, 430 p o l!t;:"'or i st._and Pa. revard onfis‘ i fi-‘n””’—‘-v and Calvert. 'u-':m““";‘ Cann % | LADY! Flgin, on s day: revard. "lox' T7eh st. e Phone Lin. PIN—Cameo: bmnen Tapeburen’s and ;un BOOK. containing 320, silver com- diivers license, etc. in s & 10, Tth Reward on_return 817 éth st. n. FOGEETBOOK. containing dri papars and abdut sier-Ta conaining oney and Val- o it ety hlmnonuru mphlet RePa Feward, 608 T . PoLICE hit tan; Wesley :mnu -na Rock Creek Park. RINGS, uro!ll! by, in white goid. in or near Astor ‘Réstaurant. Reward. Call Potomac_602: (G BAG—BIack leath: B ini B Gy Canver ‘and Mth m ay evening. Reward. Wrj and Margaret C. | WOMAN 15 KILLED ASAUTOHITS TREE Three Others in Car Escape With Slight Injuries. Driver Unknown. Martha Johnson, colored, 23 years old, of the 100 block of N street south- west, was killed last night when the automobile in which she was riding rart into a tree, glanced off and hit & lamp- post on Half street between N and O streets southwest. The woman was taken to the office of Dr. Henry G. Hadley, 1352 Sixth street southwest, who pronounced her dead. William F. Brown, colored, of 12221 Union street southwest, took her to me doctor's office in an automobile. The driver of the car in which the | woman was riding left the scene of the | accident before the arrival of police, it was Teported at No. 4 precinct. Police there later arrested Ernest Adams, col- ored, 25 years old, of 231 G street south- west, who they had been told was driv- ing the car in which the woman was | riding when killed. Adams denied at the precinct that he was driving the | car at the time of the accident. Information furnished police at the precinct later showed there were four persons in the car at the time of the! accident, and Willena Edwards, col- | ored, 18 years old, of 1312 Delaware ' avenue southwest, one of the other oc- | cupants, also was slightly injured at | the time. She sustained cuts on the elbow, wrist and head. The Edwards woman was treated at Providence Hos- pital, and later walked into No. 4 po- lice station. @ards of Thanks. COOKE, ANNA ELIZA. we v,h); to enr!-; clubs ‘ot Forest “Temple. No s, for their beautiful floral iributes at thé death of our mother ANNA ELIZA COOKE - ‘THOMPSON. . CORA MILES. ‘MULLIGAN. JOSEPHINE. 1SABEL. I to express my sincere thanks and grateful appreciation to friends for thelr KiNdness in the Mourof Jny, trousle, SAMUEL C. MULLIGAN. * RRIE. I wish lo express reiatives, hbors and many ds my sincerest ~ appreciation and thejr courtesies durine the mother, CARR! ish WOODWARD, €A my frien thanks for wo e Aora) and kind words of sympathy at the’ mm o7 et death, HER DAUGHTER. Beaths. ANDERSON, AURELIA. On Friday, Ausust IDERSON, n aunts and five ‘uncles. R t the W. Ernest Jarvis p-w. Inter- AUGUSTE. PAUL EDWARD. Friday, August’ 1. 1930, beloved_son of George Irene”'s.’ Auguste (nes vears. " Funeral services will be NS Tate ‘residence, 3015 T on’ Monday, August 4. terment at Congressional Cemetery. BARNES. J. WALLACE. On Thursday morning. 30, J. WALLACE | BARNES. | Barnes. Interment (prt noon, August 3, Oakton, Va. BOSWELL, KATE. Departed this life on Friday, ‘August 1, 1930, at 3:40 p.m. the Tesidence of her sister. Mrs. Peyton. Nauk Sta.. Arlington. Va BOSW. . “Nellie Boswell: Sewell: four sisters and v William N.o Suddenly. on UL EDWARD. ;, And the late ed Mollts Braxton. and s host of other 'relatives’ and friends. = Funeral Sunday. August 3. at om Lomax S Ericdh. NRUE station. Va-3 BROOKS. HOBART. Early Saturday morn- % 1930, at his residence. 816 QOKS, husand of one aunt, Mondas, " Augiist 4. ARD. Departed this life on 193 his’ residence; ig beloved hunmn ‘of ‘Marga 3 es. Clarence, Georze ‘and . the “Ta nest _ Brown, Couioa Thomas, “Alice Henrs, Carrie PICk- ens and tne late Mamie Jonnson. Fu- neral Tuesday, August 5. {from Brown D morini “Ohureh, Tith and B sis. ne. & 1 o'clock p.m. BUENAVISTA, air !RO\\N row 6: ave. Fun Hoe's CGatholic. Church. s R Altst 5. AL, 10:30 . Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. ESTELLE ELIZABETH. On 0. ‘in_Los Angeles. August 5, at 2 p. . JOHN THOMAS. On Priday. Au- 0, i pis residehce, 3301 Potoma "HOMAS CASSADY. chiel 5 Navy, retired, red unnm Cassady. hapel, 1750 W on Monday. " Ausust 4. &t Interment Arlinston Natioal COCHRAN, MARGARET GRAY. On Satur- das, Ausust 2 1930, at Homeopathic Hos- pital. MARGARET coc; Re- B et Almus . Boe lor, 1623 Conn. ave. Iater. COFFEY, LOTTIE, on Priday, Ausust 1. 930. LOTTIE COFFEY. devoted grand. Tather of Ludees. Coffey ‘and cousin of Mrs, Adg Boyd. Funeral Monday, August at am. from Epiphany 'Church. Sumbarton ave. beiween 31t and 28th sts. n.w. 'Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis West End parior. 28th st Dumbarton ave. Relatives "and (rlends invited. are's funerai par- Notice of funeral LEMING, FRI WDeaTted, U 1 Tuesday mornin Toso, at his B5e Ofieans bl DIE Gevoted nusband’ of n of R eming, brother . Pearl Fenderson ‘Sunday. ey trom Zion ‘Baptist Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 3 FANTROY. E. Members of Underwood Pro- gressive Lodge. No. el et oy netified 1o s " reacnt 4t their regular meeting Monday, August 4, 1930, ‘to ‘arrange for the funeral St our 'deparied sister. E. FANTROY, who departed this life Friday. August 1. Fu- neral from Mount Moriahi Baptist Gnureh Tuesday, Ausyst 5. at 1 BOYD W. L 'ARMSTEAD, MARY BROWN. Secy. FONTROY, ANNIE, On Friday August 1. Lenora Taylor. Dixon She also leaves three grandcnil- dren and many other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines fu- neral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funeral late 3 On Saturday. Au- FLORENCE ek rom her Jaté Augus Jord; Vas Thesday. August 5. 8t 10 & m GRAY. FLIZABETH. Departed this life on Hhrstas July 3T, 1930; at her residence. 1509 9 LIZABETH GRAY. Beloved daughier of Mary z,. voted mother of Mamie W. mother of Audrey Brown. of Mamie Smothers. Fun August 4. from Memaam-n Chureh, M_st. between, and 16th’sts. nw., Shtor. Doatantia ettt o sou speak to me. And could vou live agsin. My Tonging heart would thén be healsd, But this T wish in vain; GREENFIELD. MARY fe on Thursday, July a !!Md!l\f! 3 GREENFI Departed mu 1990 8t ner MARY C. = of Catherine Brown, and other relatives and friends. neral Monday. August 4. at a.m., from St, Augustine’s Church. Solemn high mass. Relatives and friends are cordially invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. . HANEY, MARY C. On August 2, nic and Eastern Stac H Fark, M Efices at the 8 'H. Aln home, 2901 14th st n.w. Au Do ™ Thterment Afiineion tional Cemetery. | HENSHAW. HENRY on 930. after a long illness. grandchildren 1930, at ome, Fridaz. 8 Aulull aptas gerviced A7 Beaths. MARGARET WALKER. on Fri. Mrs moTHE. n THE, “Sidow of . Bisaop, other of day, August 1. .7 LA M t 3. a ment etery. Va. Body at empol of John R. Wright 'Co., 1337 10th st. n.w. 3 l.u MARY. On Friday. Ausust 1. 1930, MARY'LEE (nes Wittig). devoted wile t Lee Cloving ‘daishte of She aiso Henry' Williams one et randson. Ja ams. jr.. and & host of friends. at T. Rhines funeral sw. Notice of 1930, EhAbel’of Warner E. Pumphrey, Rockvi Md. ' Interment Mount Zion' Cemetery. Bethesds. Md. NUGENT, n;lmmvn Ir. On Thursdsy Jon” of Ferdinand Funeral Sunda: erusslem E Shiren,; Ei A t 3, 1 afkiie; MAT a1 3130 pm. Priends sad Rockville, Md relatives invited. PERKIN at Per] e S esidence, 1 Jm dav. August 4. at fends Savited. "' raterment Cemeters. RUDDLESDEN, MARIETTA, On, iy ‘30, 1930, ABI’I'I'I"A RUDDI 8 H. Hines B Bw Do day. Abkutt Tnterment Cednr Hil Ceme- August 1. o Roc 4.8t 10 am. tery. On Priday, | SEARLE. CECILIA D. 0. SR . SE ARLE, bel of Charles R Searle se. ~ Puneral funeral parlors. August 3, a iavited. tery SHORTT. CECELIA BARNES. Departed this Lfe Priday, August 1. 1930 CECELIA BARI p.m. Relatives s Interment Congressional Ccme- to mourn_their loss her Shortt: daughter, I h.rother “tnence 66 137 L st. s.e. Pun 33wt B, trom the above wa You are gone. but not forgot! Fresr o fove will alwass be.” For as long as there if memory Lvibuse think of thee. SMITH. EARL RMODES. oOn smmiu oA 1936, at W Fesiunce; 160 ODES ved SMITH, bel % Smith inee Graves) ., um residence on Mon, . August 4. o dh o mene Codar . Ml Cemetery. SMITH, WILLIAM A On Saturday. Ausust mith. Punef S 1 Cemetery. VERZI, THERE! VIR TR o0 Childten nupn'j’ Deloved u-ugm-r o terment Columbia _Ga Benteioiy. “Helatives and friends invited. THEODORE. oOn Saturdss An- 1930. ODORE _WAL! T Ore 8. Walter " (na Funeral from his late © Hemlock st. n.w_ en Tuesd WALTER. gust 2. loved ‘husband L.mhrvlchn Relatives and at 2:30 !rlznm invited. Tntérment Prospect " In Memoriam. BECKER. IDA E. 1o sad but loving re- ‘membrance of my dear mother. DEOREH. who. died.two sears. a#o TRoday, August 3, 1928. Goy t mot, forgotten ne; ut. Bot forg e SEY. u.uul l e nut?bunn of our beloved luublnd father an WILLIAM BUSEY, who one Not lost. but gone before: sne ldlnlmvllth us in_memory, ‘And_will forevermore. Your heart was the truest,in all.the wide !eur love the best to r no one on earth can ugg Jour place, Fou are still the desrest ¥ LOVING PARENTS. ¢ FEIGRENNE. urol sad, but ovh rsmembrance of my fatner, JA FEI Bel passed awsy lour ynrl lfll. July ll. lflhl ‘The moon and stal re shining On the lone lnd lllfl it "-\'l. Di\{g’l‘!b DAUGHTER, M. VPO.W- JOMN L. In sad but loving re- d our brother, who passed away five %o today, August 3, 1925. e moon and stars are shining On_the lon ilent gTa B R it one we Alwave loved, But whom we could not tave LQUIN HER AND YN lm}‘l! DOROTHY E. VINE MILLI HENRY. In lovin; lemory 0( my ekt Husbant. WHEER Who de- bln!d thl! life two years ago today, Au- st T aave. oaly. youe. mamocy, dess. hushend, To remember my whole life throush, Ané vours s one I will never forget I shiaking of ¥ For 1am aiways thinking of you., NALLY, IDA. In In m remembrance of my’ devoted mother, DA NALLY, ‘who passed away ‘50 peacefully five years ago today, August 3, 1925. Dearest_mother. you h: In A TH, THOMAS. EDITH. emorios o our helmefl ? gatenter " an sister, ED) IOMAS jeet). who departed ihis life four years ‘aga todsy, August 3, 1926, Often ‘we think of:you. desr daughtes, hearts are sad O this wotld. would: be Iike negvea Could we hear your voice Our hearts still ache wuh lldnlll. Odlll’ !]’!!k shed :ln' A Lear, OGM the end of four lld 'nod ynn The vears may wipe out mlny things, - LI(! ’IIK not. 'b::r A B g Since: YOU TE% BEVOTED PAMILY. * IUNB-RAI- DIRLCTORS. L. SPFARE C0. ¢ -m- S!hee oristnal w. B 'Wmu‘l:"m » st nw . H. Sardo & Co. anate Limousine Ambulance :(oagnr%mpfl Lincoln 0524 ALMUS R SPE.‘ARE b orhel A e Joseph F. Birchs Sons: nm l.lllb“lhlfl l!"! JOHN R. WRlGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N. W. Phone North 0047, Clyde J Nlcholl, Inc. _4209 9th - Cor. 6324 HerBert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924 New York Ave. N.W, Distriet 2608 J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS CREMATORIUM 233 PA. AVE. N.W.__NATIONAL 1384. 1383 CHAS. S. ZURHO! 301_EAS’ cunol.';!. Ph 03 Frank Geier’s U ST RlepbonelNational 2473 T cEmETERIES. GLE! 0D Vaultage. $5 per month Choice lots sites for sale. FORT LINCOLN CEMEfii? invites inspection of its beautiful COLUMBARIUM roFAmEY vaults and single niehes for tn- w for sale l asonf e ooy e coln_3579. s FUNERAL DESIGNS. T Frompt Aute Delivery Service Gude Bros. Co., 3213 F St. Arlllub—cxlfl.lll'b— lexpenaive. GEO. C. m s