Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1930, Page 9

'CHAMBERS Solid metal _casket. Com- plete funeral. The kind that is charged double the price. CHAMBERS’ : $295 Tete. S5 ly 83 Nothing Else to Pay for In Case of Death Call THE GREATER W.W. Chambers Co. 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.W, Phone Columbia 0432 Where the Best Costs Less | to figures made public by the Dej U.S. PAYS $3.000,00 FOR DISTRICT LAND | Real Estate Purchases, Most- ly for Building Sites, Officially Reported. More than nine million dollars was spent for purchase of land by, the Gov- | ernment_in the District of Celumbia | | during the last fiscal year, wcordlntx Tt t of Justice, which handled tiuu H‘éfi“m, property. Much of this was for | new public buildings. The Title Division of the department | rhows that purchases in this eity dur- the year included the following: %‘o -eight parcels in 15 squares for a total consideration of $7.922,183; for the War Department, lands for_inclu~ |sion in Anacostia Park, $25.137; De- | partment of Agriculture, lands for pur- s of National Arboretum, §1,10 g:: Creek and Potomac Parkw | Commission, seven parcels, $64,229; Ar- ! lington Memorial Bridge Commissiol THE EVENING § two parcels, $72,000; director, public buildings. and parks, land for public { warehouse, ~ $155,000; House Office Buildirg, two parcels, $775,882; Joint Eml;:zuua on Library, three parcels, MRS. DWYER SUCCUMBS AT HOME OF DAUGHTER Wife of George E. Dwyer Was Res- ident of Washington for 40 Years. Funeral to Be Tomorrow. Katherine F. Dwyer, wife of George| E. Dwyer, died Monday at the home of | her daughter, Mrs. Arthur B. William- {son of 1204 Longfellow street. She had been a resident of Washing- | |ton for more than 40 years. Untl| | about six weeks ago she resided at her | | home, 4204 Third street. She is survived by her husband and two daughters, Mrs. Katie M. Willlam- | son and Mrs. Mamie D. Conover of 2128 H street. Funeral services will be held tomor- | row morning from 1204 Longfellow street, thence to St. Gabriel's Catholic Church at 9 o'clock. Burdal will be in | Rockville, Md, - Lo Bare legs with evening gowns are | {often seen at fashionable gatherings at | Le T nce, thi | ness of about 10 days. TAR, WASHINGTON, TELEGRAPH VETERAN, JOHN F. CONNOR, DIES Assistant Repeater Chief of West- ern Union Began With Company in 1873. John F. Connor, 68 years old, assistant f repeater chief, in connection with Lhfll operation of automatic telegraphic sys- | tems at repeater stations of the West- ern Union, Telegraph Co., died in Provi- dence Hospital last night after an ill- He was stricken with a heart attack while at his office in the Commercial National Bank Building early last week. Mr. Connor began work for the com- pany when a boy, starting in as a tele- aph operator in 1873. Since he had glelfl various operating and supervisory positions, until promoted to the position | he held at the time of his death. Mr. Connor was graduated in the first | class of the old Washington High | School, which later became Gentral High School. He also studied electrical | with work at the Western Union Tele- | graph Co. He was treasurer of the Electric | Building Association, formed the D, 0, employes of the Western Union Tele- graph Co. Funeral services will be conducted at his late residence, 1128 Buchanan street, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Chesteen Smith of Hamline M. E. Church will officiate. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. with Masonic rites at the grave by Pentalpha Lodge, No. 23} F. A. A. M. Mr. Connor is survived by his widow, Mrs. Nina Maynard Connor, and u daughter, Mrs. Ada Connor Mlnnltfi. He also leaves a brother, James Connor, and four sisters, Mrs. Jane Steel Archibald, Mrs. Harry Robin Bur- rill, Mrs. Albert Burley McChesney and Mrs, Edgar Walter, sr. Deaths Reported. Christian F. Sommer, 64, United States Soldiers' Home Hospital Mary Virginia Rabbitt. 63, 1301 Emes 77, Emergency Hospital. 1237 Crittenden st. 71, Garfleld Memorial Helen W.. Briges, 69, 208 Cromwell ter- race ne Louls W. Carver. 66. 1853 Monroe st Martha V. Heath, 1. 102 Seventh st. n.e. Elizabeth A. Crawford. 56. 1515 C st. s.e. Mary L. Norris. 46, 658 Morris pl. ne Edward Johnson, 45, United States Navai Hospital Nellie L. Burns. 45, Marie L Dougherty. Loretta MoCormick. n st. Gallinger Hospital 35. Gallinger Hoepital. 31, Providence Hos- Iengmeermg while familiarizing himself | 'L, poiexter, 68, St. Elizabeth's Hos- pital Berr Adams. 48. Gallinger Hospital. Moses Tharp. 47. 937 F st. s.w. Jewett C. Brown, 45, en route Casualty Hosp! 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THE WEATHER District of Columbia—! :lnudy tonight and tomorrow; not muc! l?: in_temperature; gentle variable win Virginia—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; hot much change in temper- ature; moderate northwest winds. Maryland—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; slightly cooler in central por- tion tonight; moderate to fresh north- west winds. West Virginia—Cloudy tonight and tomorrow; probably followed by show- ers tomorrow in the northwest portion; not much change in temperature. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 72; 8 p.m., 69 12 midnight, 65; 4 a.m., 62; 8 am, 38; noon, 78. Barometer—4 pm., 29089; 8 pm., 29.86; 12 midnight, 20.84; 4 am., 29.79; 8 am., 29.33; noon, 29.78. Highest temperature, 73, occurred at noon today. Lowest temperature, 57, occurred at 6:30 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 59, lowest, 46. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 8:18 am., and 8:08 p.m.; high tide, 1:08 a.m., and 1:48 p.m. Tomorrow—Low- tide, 9:26 am., and 9:34 p.m.; high tide, 2:19 am. and 3:03 pm. The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose 6:17 a.m.; sun sets :31 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:18 am.; sun sets 5:29 pm. Moon rises 11:41 p.m.; sets 2:13 p.m. Condition of the Water. Potomac-Shenandoah—Clear. Weather in_Various s Cities. § Temoeratur 1Y H Statlons. Weather. e J9j0W0 “ayspu asey AD Albans, Atianta, Atlantic Baltimo: Birm:ng| Clear Raining Clear Raining Cloudy + Clear Clear Raining . Pt.cloudy N, Charleston, 8. Cloudy Chicago, 1l ..’ 29.8 Elncinmath, Oiio 20 84 Cleveland, ‘Ohio. 29.82 Columbia, 8. C enver, Co! etroit, Mic. El Paso, Tex. . Galveston, Tex. 29,62 Helena, Mont...' 30.00 Huren,' . Dak; 29'63 Indianapolis,Ind 29.84 gacksonyilleFla. 28. Los “Apgeles. K. Lnumuu Miami, Fia rieans. . 29.90 New York, N.Y.29.64 Oklahoma City. 20.78 QOmaha. Nebr.. 2 Bhiladeiphia .| Phoenix, Ariz.. Pitusburgh, Pa! Pt.cioudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy : Cloudy Clear Clear - Raining . Raining Raining Raining \.. Clear ; Clear Raining Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy lear loudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Raining 92 Bt cloudy Clear +++ Cloudy 29.868 L2988 1 N Cl29.84 ait Lae City. 3818 8an Antonio. . 29.86 San Diego, Calif 29.38 Ban_Prancisco, 29.90 8t Louis, Mo.. 9.8 St. Paul. Minn. 29.82 Seattle, ‘'Wash Spokane, (1 a.m., Greenwich Stations. London, England. Paris, Franc rest, Prance Clear tockholm, Sweden Rain (Noon. Greenwich' time, todsy) ~ Borta (Payal), Azores... 68 Rain (Current_ obs Hamilton. Bermuda, gan Juai, Porto Rico! Cuba... Clear Canal Zone! Part cloudy Births Reported. ‘Wendell P. and Edna G. Rettstatt. boy. George and Anna E. Webster.. boy. Robert H. and Dorothy A. Dunmoyer, girl. Charles W. and Bertha A. Mahoney, boy. Wiliiem atd Alma Coggswell, oy. Daniel P. and Edith Reiph. boy. William J. and Marie F. Tyser. boy. eorge C. and Louise O Musssiman, girl. li H. and Josephine T Smith, il Henry and Clara Mucller. girl. Edward and Mary E. Russell, Irmon W. and Hilds M. Thomas P. and Hattie E. de Vito, ‘lieonlrd J. and Grace st J-rns and Carrie Madison, boy. ifred and Jane Barnes, hoy laude and ‘Vohamie T ‘Willlam and Anna Patl Jerry and Viola Work. obert"and Annie Crowier. sirl Arthur U. and Alice E. Worrell, girl. Julien and"Isabel Nell, girl M. Sophia A. Smith. boy. E._ White, boy, i E E A ime. today.) Temperature. Weather. . 38 Clear Clear vana, Eaionr ora E. and Florida Richard L. and Marie iilism and Elizabeth R LOST ANIMALS apply Anl'mx'fiu- llu! 349 l‘lr!lfl Aave. 5.W, LOST. BLOODHOUND PUPPY, { old, black and tan, coll strayed from 4016 32nd st. B " square, diamond and set off with emeralds in_corne secticn, _late Saturday night. ward. 'Phone Adams 2653- BROOCH. lovers' knot with diamond; prob- ably between Sth and G.sts. and or on street car going to Burs aving. Tuesday morning; reward. teville 96-J. - Tatinum, . downtown Liberal re- Call ward, 1663 or 525 Oglethorpe st. nw. DNG, medium name Jerry: on Tuesday. Reward. 0G. le; and Irflr‘xl medium size. part Alredale and sky terr! sreatly missed by sick boy. reward. Atlantic 1903; evenings, Lin. 0308. sised; black: anst R. 1 ave. about Phone Atlantic 1 W, night, 15th FOUNTAIN PEN—_Sheafler; black and wme;: & L st near 18th. Reward. Natl FOX TERRIER, male: white with one black gari tag 770, Liberal rewdrd if returned to 023 Reno_rd. Cl 07, GLASSES. tortoise shell, _ uu. st h-nu M n.w. sunasyd rgllhl between gall Mrs PAIR GLASSES. tortoise shell; In Wood- ward & Lothrop bag: on 1ith'st. between Star Bide. and P st. Reward. Call Met. OB sits of mother. Liberal reward if re. tirned. R. Denny, 1033 22nd st B.W. SABLE FURS, either in outside, 'ruuén atternoon, lewdlrd i SRR, mowmted Wi sray cover. ietropolitan_4100. MONUMENTS WASHINGTO’N GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO. 448 N. Y. Ave, N.W, Phone Natl. 5870 Wm. Jardine, Seety. DODGE PRICES REDUCED! THE TREW MOTOR CO. 1509-11 14th St. N. W, !uv d. RYAN SERVICE IS DILIGENT UR earnest endeavor is to satisfy and ’ BROKER ENDS LIFE BY INHALING GAS| " Police Car, on Way to Investigate Suicide, Hits and Injures Pedestrian. Raymond Sauter, 39-year-old broker, of 3312 Quesada place, was dead today, & suicide, while George Roney, 40 years old, of 3940 Livingston street, was re- ported as being injured seriously at Georgetown University Hospital, the victim of a police car which struck him yesterday afternoon while carrying po- licemen to investigate Sauter's death in the gas-filled kitchen of the Sauter home. Roney, a watchmaker, was struck at Connecticut avenue and Livingston street. The car was being driven by Pvt. Arthur H. Gelhar. Gelhar's car passed a halted street car from which Roney had alighted. He said he did not see Roney until too late to avoid the accident. Gelhar sent the injured man to the hospital. Roney, hospital attendants sald, received a fractured collarbone, severe bruises and cuts and internal hurts. Fire rescue squad members worked over Sauter for a considerable time be- fore he was fimnounccd dead. They said they found a message near the body, reading: lington Wednesday.” Deputy Coroner Dr. Joseph D. Rogers issued a certificate of suicide. “Bury me in Ar- Beaths. BECKER, EMIL A. On Tuesday, October | 14, 1930. at his 1esidence, 1604 H st. s.e. EMIL A. BECKER, husband of the late Emma Eecker and father of Ella Becker and Mrs. Prank Zuck. Puneral from W. W. Deal's funeral home, 816 H st. n.e. on Friday, October 17, at 2 p.m. Inter- ment Glenwocd Cemetery. 16 BOWIE, JANE R. Departed this life on Wednesday. October '5. 1930, at 8:30 am., JANE R. BOWIE, widow of the late Wil- liam E.' Bowie and devoted mother of Edna E, Bowie and William N. Bowle, sister of Willlam E. Wells, Sarah Dent. Mary Price, Mabel Pugh’ and Luvenia Taylor. Notice of funeral hereafter. . * BRACEY, LUCY_LEE. On Sunday, October 12, 1930, at Freedmen's Hospital, LUCY LEE BRACEY, devoted wife of Benjamin Bracey, loving daughter of Betty Harris, mother of Eliza, Ben. Albert, Alura and Estella May Bracey. She also leaves other relatives and friends to mourn her depar- ture. Puneral Thursday, October -16, at 8 pm., from the House of Prayer. ment )ucu. Va. BROOKS, NCHE E. On Monday, Octo- Ter Lov 1830, a¢ her residence; Fort' Wash- instom. 3 a_ short BIANCHE £ BROOKS,"beloved daushier of James R.'Hawkins. 'She leaves a step- THoiner: "three SIEteFS two children and s host of other relatives and friends. Fu- nersl Thursday, Qctober 16, at 2 p.m. Tron crate Sk, RIS, Shapel shul M CARHART. MARGERY ANN VAN HORN. On_Tuesday, October 14. VAN' HORN OCAl Wright Co.. 1337 10th st. ednesds October 18, 7 p.m. Interment Oxford, Pa CARTER ABRANAM. On Mondsy, October o, .. at_hi det 1335 500 * ABRA of, the late Eliaabeth Carter. - father . of Lilian M. and Abraham Carter, Jr.: brother ah Dunn, Lucy Brent, Georze and Christine Trustie. and_ brother- of Miss Emily Burgéss. =He also three grandchildren and three greai-g: children and other relatives to mourn their loss. Puneral Thursday, October 1. at 3 p.m.. from his late ence, Rev. H. Thomas officiating. Relatives and frien invited. 15 CARTER., ABRAHAM. The Lincoln Mutual Rellef ‘Assoclation announces the dsatn of rother ABRAHAM CARTER on Monday. tober 13, 1930 Funeral Thursday, si pm. from bis late resdence 1133 o st W. COLE. Pres. LUCIAN H. ou N, Rec. Secty. coNNg) JORN On Tuesday, October JOHN ¥ co NOR. beloved nus: bend of Nine Maynar Conigr and tather of Mrs. Ads W. Manning. neral serv- ices af his residence, 1138 Buchanan st Thursday. Oct 16, m. In< Torient Rook "Cretk “Cemetery. . CRAWFORD, ELIZABETH A. On Monday, October 13, 1930, ELIZABETH A, beloved wife of William H. Crawford. ’ Puner: from the residence of her brothér. Thom A. Brown Thursda: October 16, tives and frien: fivited. 'Ynterment Rock: Oreek Cemeter DWYER. KATHERINE S. Monday. October 13, 1930; ‘st the sesideuce of her daughe er, ‘Mrs. fer. Mrs. Katherine M. sielio g Funeral Thursday, October 16. at from St. Gabriel's Church. xnm-nunz al Mary's Cemetery, Rockville, Md. DWYER, KATHERINE §. All m-mlnn of Divigion, No. 3, Ladies” Auxiliary to-the O. H., are requested to meet at the Bome of "ous “late: sister. RATHERINE & DWYER, 1204 Longtellow st. nw. at § p.m., Wednesday, Octobar 15.' 1930, MRS, ARTIN. President. MI88 Ci ', Becty. FORT, WILLIAM HENRY. On Tuesday. Oc- tober 14. 1930. at Providence Hospifal, WHLIAM HENRY. beloved husbang of Myra H. Fort. aged 50 years. Funeral from his laté residence, 4016 3rd st. n.w. on Thursday, October 16, at 3_pm. Rel tives and friends invited. Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. GIBBON, PERCY W. On Tuesday October 14, 1930 at his residence. 1531' Park rd. n.w.. PERCY W., beloved husband of May Pomeroy Gibbon father of Esther P. Gib- n.w, on Thursday, October 16, at 1 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. GIBBON, PERCY W. A special. commun cation of Petworth Lodze, No. 47. F. A A M, is called for October i6. 1930, at Joppn Hull a¢12:18 pm, for the purpose tending the funsial of our late brother, CY W. GIBBON JOHN B. BROADDUE HERMON H. HILL, Secretary. HAINES, MARIA LOUISE. On Monday aft- ernoon. October 13, 1930, at the M. Drvenn, Mav. the Home. of Mrs. E. Benson. MARIA HA d_80, formerly of Trumbull, Conn. ' She is survived by one sister, Mrs. J. E. Townsend: two nieces and two nephews of Danbury, Conn., and nieces and nephews of Washington, D. C. and Urbana, Md. Funeral from Urbana M. E. Church. Thursday, October 16, 2 P with Rev. Mr. 8. Carroll Coale’ of Washington ofciating. ' Interment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Frederick, Md. HARRISON. JACOB. ~Departed this life after a brief iliness on October 14" T0d0. a6 B JACOB (Jaker HAR: RISON. 'the son_of the late James H. and Rachel Harrisoff, nephew of Mary Holmes, brother of Jane R. Ross, Willlam, Jerry and Richard Harrison; uncle of Eal K James E., Walter G., John F.. Carric B, Mary &. 30d Jossoh, B, Host, Fiineral Thirsday, October 16, 2 o'clock pm. from E. W. Bundy's funeral home. 61 'Fla. ave n.w, Rev. Wm. D. Batile Master. officiatin LANDIS, M. LOVISE Funeral services for 3. F REYNOLDS LANDIS (e E¥nch)y who died i Rome. Traly, May 33 1930, will be held at the grave, in Arling- ton Netional Cemetery, at 10:30 ‘o'clock Thursdsy morning. October 16, 1t is re- quested that no flowers be sent. LEE, ROBERT M. On Monday, October 13. father of Robert H. ’P Alice and Francis Lee, and brother of Anabel Lee. Funeral Priday, October 17, 1930, at 9:30 a. the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral churc! You st. n.w. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Arlington National Cemetery, 16 LEE, NELLIE V. On Monday. October 13, 193 at her residence, Canal Village, Alexandria, Va. NELLIE V. LEE, devoted mother of Nellle V. McCoy. She also leaves a host of other relatives and friends. Funey ‘Thursday, October 16, at 1 p.mn. from Third Baptist Church, Alexandri Va. Interment thel Cemetery. MASSEY, JAMES DANIEL. On Monday, Oc- tober 13, 1930, at 2:30 a.m., at his resi- dence, 1422 Swann st. n.w., JAMES DAN- IEL MASSEY, the devoted husband of Kate Massey, father of Vivian l\h:hlrdlon Gross, Archie Brooks of Richmon V and grandfather of Pearl Richardson. also leaves other relatives and tllan‘lx Re: Ins resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You p.m. Tflufln: thereafter a e g st hnl'. n l Ith and 13th n{l n' Rev clating. Asazx 3 D. Sudden) o Toso. s reside 132" w?fz?".':'. -l an“l Serv- at . l( it 3 m. g N | 0. ot O, c No. ance. § D. The Elder Men's Re- anpounces thi and Met) Inter- | iliness, | N 1930. MARGERY RHART. | bel ed | o« &l tainer o Al xandria, Va. {.ll 2:30 p.m., at Arlington OWENS. KATE A. 1830, at 11:30 pim. late’ Georve Puneral st. ne. on P.m. Relativ tend. ~ Interm . _October . nds invid o et- waiheow RORRINS, OEPING, SMITH, Devarted mu.“.\l'n Gailin ROBBIN. beloved father of Bdear Robbing and beloved huseand arah Robbins. Hfe also jeaves one v and & host’ of other reiatives and riends, Parior, 1300 Sauth Susl OO Rltneral uth Ca 3 Rineral later. T SIS, GERTRUDE MAMILTON. On Mon- dav. ‘OCtober 13. 1930 at hef_reside Claik ave. Pairmont Helgnts Md. O TRUDE HAMILTON SIMMS: lovin of Chester B. Simms.. devoted mother of Chester. Mav." Alice. Gecells ahd Maraa sister of William Averett. Mrs: Satan D, Showden apd Mra' Tetesa Mes. Punsrai Thursday. ‘October 16, a1 1 p.m., from the Presbyierian 'slhurdeh. ‘u«n n e Rela iends * oy v Woodlawn Cemetery. i, STONE, ANNA KATHERIN] Qetober. 14,1930, T3¢ ber ressdencer 8Td nw, ml(l ave. ne., INA KATH!RI"E. be- iate Newton M. Stone. Pune at ‘the home Thursday. gflnbn fosn lery, Lovettsville, Vi Priday, 11:30 am. * TAPSCOTT, SIDNEY. 0!! ' lnesday, $ 408 Mo of Tanera] Joter. mtale"sve. e Molles 1930. at his residence, 314 S5th st MICHAEL TORRILLO. beloved hisband late residence Thursd: at 8:30 am, bq\llnmr:n: OBt Soseph s Relatives and friends i e Interment Mount Olivet f&li.lnf.d“:: l;m 1930. at Providence H VAUGHN, daughter of th e s Foster. Remains at 389 Rhode hhnd‘l\h Prazier's funeral home. ” WALSH, PATRICK R On Tuesday. October isband the late Catherine Walslh Punerai 'i':l take ‘place from his Iaté resdence, ing,_October 17, at 8:3 lock thenee to St. Martin's Ch“fth. where requiem dnsenter of Ade R Bione and the m.interment at New Jerusalem C iober 15, 1030, ot 1:18 SIDNEY TORRILLO, MICHAEL. Tuesday. October 14, of Philomena Torrillo. Funeral from his Church, Second and C sts. n.e., at VAUGHN. HELEN. On Sunday. October 12. LEN and sister of William, nesday, - October 15, 18, 1930, PATRICK 'H.. beloved Rhode Isiand ave. n.w. on ¥ 0 o'clock: _thence T ofil,pe 23ig a8 cloleck for the re- = atives_and fries invited. ~Interment Mount Olivet &l""l"{ ot In Memortam. COL 1. LOUISA Ll “‘Qy" uuw FApembrance of out ¢ LEE COLWELL. w one year ago dly, Dc Reat, dear one, sweetly rest. FAMILY, DUCKETT. THOMAS i In loviny 03 of our dear father, THOMAS H. who departed this life six Today, ‘October 15, 1914, on TOAR " tehed you ‘With broken hearts And Elw ’fl“ pass Alwcu( ld I?nd you H o cou I DR, nol Dflllll you HAMILTON AND ALIVE Vm%‘ DUCKETT, THOMA! Bt e olse ol R years ago, October l..r 1 l? o Forget you? No, we n 1. e lovedyou then"we love yo oy st Sed_away. 18 1OV vmrrfi FeLum. cl‘o‘v‘e’l‘o‘l‘ '"‘LIA.Y.. A tribuf “ band ‘‘and " father. - WILLIA? “fim‘ SHAW, who entered into a) ' three years ago today, NW“X (3 |."" “Not dead.” what e bsso ‘Where time i (fllfll’fie‘ JOV'! llAll In nmar M o husband and father, departed i’fl: life one year I'O Octaber ol One vear ago today brines sad memories ! ~Gone, but never will be mmnm g Nebly at his post he stood , xuu wuu In memory of T L. :-.end £ MNDeR, 'm 2 He calmly en! L PAMILY. * UG ?‘I‘UI fi: mu Tite one ear ‘ao lada 190 ey te 82 fresh e . JTil we teach us sse PRINETTI, EDWARD. In NETTL 3 October 15, 1t R Our_lovin Cnd The month of October once more is here, THOMPSON, KA'II.IYN c Sacred to the O "lather fond: And knd ” ‘f]‘ulgn ” g o todas, 8 D WIFE, ml.' year ago W‘l’ ‘nfl with le"H tofimflkfl . PLUMER. AUGUSTUS J. In 1o umu remem- DIIIIEC of nul' usband % nrm sou? No.'we never wi We ‘loved you triem. we. 1-,;: Yo st As In the hour ,- 4 . Keep him. Jesuscin Thy keeping, .( er Then. gher et i, nd ho uxg %&D " GHifDREN AFD brance Gf our BWaRD H} Who ‘The month of tol Rere, To* usothe Saddese of The vears & one H1s LOVING evxn AND'cuLDREN. RICHARDS, MAMALA. In loving " orance of our desr mother % RICHARDS, wio-depareed this' 1fe To us the saddest of the year, Because fifteen years ll? ,‘“I meamory cf my dear frie: THRYN C. THOMPSON. who departed lh‘:,'"fl two : 3 AT o BAREITRES Because nine ye: l years ago, October 15, 1918. Qur dear mother was called aw: CHI'ZLR!! - years ago today. October 15, If MATTIE DA THOMPSON, KATE McDONALD, of love to' the memory of our d sunt and grandmother, KATE M THOMPSON. who depatted th years ago today, October 18, Alihoush vour hands ve cannot clasp, Your face w Let his iie Soken tell O rememhfl th EVOTED PRNITH. Nib WILKINSON; ulumnsml. WARRING, ESTHER MAE. 1In loving re- membrasice of our darling baby, u;m MAE WARRIN( l‘o ive 'years ago today, October 15, 1925. Remembrence is a golden chain Death tries to break, but all in vain. To have, to love and then to part Is the greatest sorrow of our hearts. MAMMA AND DADDY. A_tribute FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS. C. ZUR 301 EAST, cu‘l;loi. O, ST ~ Frank | Gcicrs Sons Co, 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. National 2473 Modern Chapel, Teléphone V. L. SPEARE CO. ther the successors of nor conn with The orleunal W, B e Phone Prank. sezs t NW. Phone P ormerly 940 F St N.W. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance & G Lincoln 0524 ALMUS R SPEARE SRR el R Ko Joseph F. erch's Sons ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N-W. Ehons wess soss Established 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. _Phons North 0047. W. W, Deal & Co. 818 H ST NE. UINCOLN 8300 GEO. S| 3 900 M St N.W. wese sk " Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 9th St. N.W. Cel. et J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, CREMATORIUM !