Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1931, Page 9

Flowers For FUNERALS— Shhly Sprays and Beautiful Wreaths C. & C. FLOWER STORES 807 14th St. NW. 804 17th St. NW. 609 12th St. N.W. Metro. 7433 Metro. 7945 Metro. 9369 THE EVELING B. €., FRIDAY, JANUARY 9. 1931. MRS. M. C. FOWLER DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS | Wife of District Health Officer Ac- tive in Church Circles and W. C. T. U. Work. Mrs. Minnie Chauncey Fowler, wife of Dr. W. C. Fowler, District health | officer, died at her home, 2322 First| street, early today after a long illness.| She was 64 years old. | Funeral services will be eonducted | at the residence Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Dr. R. Y. Nicholson, pastor of the Rhode Island Avenue) | Methodist Protestant Church, will offi- | clate. Interment will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Fowler had been active in! church circles, and was a member of | the Women's Christian _Temperance Union. Dr. and Mrs. Fowler were married in 1891, She is survived by her husband, two sisters, Mrs. G. E. Proctor of Pasa- | dena, 'Calif,, and Mrs. F. R. Proctor | |of Baltimore, and two brothers, J | Paul Chauncey and E. R. Chauncey, | "both of this cit ‘ | i WASHINGTON'S FINEST MEN'S WEAR STORE SAVINGS DERUELLE S. PORTER. CAPT J. R. HENRY DIES AT NAVAL HOSPITAL Body Sent to Gosport, Ind., Burial After Services Here for | | | This Afternoon. Funeral services for Capt. James R. Henry, 86 years old, who died in Naval Hospital Tuesday, were conducted at the Tabler funeral home, 928 M street, this afternoon. The body is being taken to_Gosport, Ind., for burial. Capt. Henry, who was an examining clerk at the office of the alien property custodian, was former State bank ex- | aminer of Indiana. He was born in Cleveland, Tenn., and served with the Indiana volunteers during the Civil | War, taking part in a number of majo: engagements of that conflict. After coming to this city, he was appointed to represent Indiana at the dedication of the Lincoln Memorial here. Capt. Henry was a Scottish Rite Mason, a member of the Templar and the Shrine. a member of Burnside Post Army of the Republic, and of the Na- tional City Chrisiian Church A niece, Mrs. Charles F. Duncan of Martinsville, Ind,, is accompanying the body to Gosport. Knights | He also was | Grand | D. 5. PORTER DIES; ILL FOR MONTHS |Funeral of Former C. & P. Telephone Official to Be Held Tomorrow. Deruelle S. Porter, former secretary of the four Chesapeake & Potomac Tele- | phone Companies, and widely known in | this city, died at his home, 210 West Thornapple street, Chevy Chase, Md., early last night after an illness of sev- eral months. Born August 14, 1857, at Marysville, Ohio, Mr. Porter was educated in the schools there. He entered the employ of the Chesa- peake & Potomac Telephone Co. July 1, 1906, in the commercial department in this city. Subsequently he was named division' manager for Washington and | vicinity. Promoted Again in 1918, In March, 1918 he was elected to the office of secretary of the four Chesa- | peake & Potomac Telephone Companies, including those of Washington, Balti- more City, Md.: Virginia and West Virginia. He heid this office until re- tiring June 3, 1930. He was elected president of the Alex- ander Graham Bell Chapter, Telephone Plonecrs of America, May 27, 1928. Mr. Porter was a director of the Union Trust Co., a member of the Con- gressional Country Club and was active in the Chamber of Commerce and the Board of Trade prior to his fllness. He is survived by his wife, Mrs, Anna Slattery Porter; a son, John L. Porter of this city: two daughters, Mrs. Ma: Porter White of Cincinnati and Mrs, Robert_S. Beigtler of Columbus, Ohio, and a brother, Judge Edward L. Porter of Marysville, Ohio. Funeral Services Tomorrow, Funeral services will be conducted in the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, | Chevy Chase, tomorrow morning at 9:30 |o'clock. The services will be in charge of Rev. Thomas G. Smyth. Interment will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Lloyd B. Wilson, president of the four Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Companies: Edwin C. Graham, director of the Washing- ton Chesapeake & Potomac Co.; Charles | T. Clagett, assistant to the general man- of $11 to $36 on HART SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS AND VERCOATS 39 Suits were $50 to $75 --O’Coats were $50 to $65 2 For Suits and ‘Overcoats that were $40 & $45 Suits and Overcoats reflecting the style genius and quality leadership of Hart Schaffner & Marx. Vast assortments, assuring a perfect fit for every figure and a happy selection for every taste. NO CHARGE for ALTERATIONS SALE Raleigh SHOES All shapes, styles and sizes in black or brown 5645 SHOP HERE & PARK FREE AT CAPITAL GARAGE USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT DURING THIS SALE RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street Semi-Annual Sale SALE $3 and $3.50 Pajamas $ I 85 Broadcloths Soisettes Pullover or Button Styles ... All Sizes SHIRTS AND PAJAMAS WERE NOwW $2.00.......$.|45 ... 800 . ... H e | ager of the Washington group; Ralph W. Lee, D, J. Callahan and Daniel W. O’Donoghue. Bigger and Better Funerals §/ e At Half the Usual Cost Are Done by Chambers / 1 1 e e 510 Co-ops in Egypt. CAIRO () —Egypt has 510 registered | co-operztive societies, with 42,142 mem- bers. during October 500 kantars of cotton, the product of 35 of its members. The pice obtained was a dollar higher than the prevailing prige. Serving Many —accounts for the fact that we can give such a complete service for so low a figure we have a mighty complete service at $100. The volume business enables us to pur- chase in quantity and to reduce our overhead. ‘When considering the fact that we serve for such a moderate price, it must be remembered that the quality is high, and that the service is in every way complete. U’?’EAL FUNERAL HOME ‘or reference; HAsk your neighbor 816 H STREET, N.E. PHONES:LINCOLN 8200-820! “SUPPOSE WE ATTEND REOMTH NOW?” .. \\'H\' not? Wouldn't you feel more at ease if this matter of making provision for the inevitable were finally settled right here and now? It is so easy to postpone consideration of this eventuality, but, attended to now, calmly and in advance of actual need, it will be off your mind, definitely out of the way—not left to your family for immediate decision at a time when they are least able to cope with it. Fort ‘Lincoln, with its wealth of natural beauty, finely wrought architectural develop- ment, and well ordered arrangements, the purchase of lot tion family or mausoleum and simple undertaking. It of beautiful ms; cremation makes a cemetery lot and the erec- of a memorial an offers every burial e form interment, in sites, single or group mausole It rapidly becoming one of the country’s truly dis- tinguished park cemeteries; a shrine worthy of the Nation and its Capital. is You can make a better and more fitting selection than can your family in a time of perplexing responsibllity. Talk the matter over with them. Careful, intelligent planning NOW saves many a heartache later on. FORT LINCOL THE MODERN PARK CEMETERY On the Washington-Baltimore boulevard at the District Line, Office, 1332 G Street Telephone: District 6103 The Co-operative of Tala sold | THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and some- what warmer tonight and tomorrow, lowest temperature tonight about 30 de- grees, gentle to moderate northwest and west winds. Maryland—Fair and somewhat warm- er tonight -and tomorrow, moderate northwest and west winds. Virginia—Fair tonight and tomorrow, | somewhat warmer except in extreme southwest portion, moderate north back- ing to northwest or west winds. West Virginla—Fair tonight and to- morrow, slightly warmer tonight. Record for 24 Hours, Thermometer—4 p.m., 34 12 midnight, 26; 4 am,, 22; noon, 38. Barometer—4 pm. 30.10; 8 30.12; 12 midnight, 30.12; 4 a.m., 3 8 am, 30.16; noon, 30.13. Highest temperature, 38, occurred at noon today; lowest temperature, 22, oc- curred at 6 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— | Highest, 70; lowest, Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 6:20 am. and 6:41 p.am.; high tide, 12:03 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 7:10 a.m. and 7:38 pm.; high tide, 12:25 am. and 1 pm. 8 am, 24 m., 12; | . 0. The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose 7:27 5:03 p.m. Tomorrow— sets 5:04 pm. Moon rises 11:08 p.m ; sets 10:32 am Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Sun rises 7:27 am.; sun Weather in \:rioul Citles. Stations. Weather, Tex, Albany, N. ¥ Atlanta Atlantic Ba Birmix Bismarck, Boston, 0.12 #3011 30 oembin 8¢ Denver, Colo. Detroit. Mich, El Paso, Tex Galveston, Te Helena, Mont Huron,' 8. Dak Indianapolis,Ind Jacksonvilie,Fla. Kansas Cit Los Angeles Louisville, Miami, Fla... New Orleans’ 3 New York, N.¥. Oklahoma ' City. Cloudy Ky . Ptclondy Clow Clear ! Cloudy i . Ariz.. Pittsburgh, Pa. Portland, Me. nd; . Cloudy Clear Cloudy - Cloudy . Gloudy . Clear DR. STUART JOHNSON S RITES TO BE TOMORROW Funeral services for Dr. Stuart C. Johnson, who died in Garflield Hospital | Wednesday night, will be conducted at ' the residence, 5214 Fourteenth street, tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. In- terment will be in Arlington Cemetery Seattle. Spokane, educated in the public schools here and later attended Phillips Exeter Academy at_Andover, Mass. While at+ Georgetown Dr. played foot ball captain. | _ Serving as a captain in the Medical Johnson team and also served as team World War, Dr. Johnson was X-ray | specialist at Base Hospital No. 119, near | St. Nazaire, France. Following the war he returned here and engaged in gen- eral practice. CITY NEWS IN BRIEP TODAY. Meeting, Brightwood Citizens’ ciation, Paul Junifor High School, pm. Lecture, Dr. Abram Simon, Washing- ton Hebrew Congregation, 8 p.m. Dinner meeting, Washington Socio- logical _Soclety, Harvey's Restaurant, Eleventh street and Pennsylvania ave- | nue, 6:30 pm. Dance, Sigma Alpha Phi Fraternity, Shoreham Hotel, 8:30 p.m. Talk, Dr. Homer J. Councilor, Men's Bible Class, Francis Asbury Church, Sixteenth street near Lamont, 8 p.m. Rummage sale, Girls' Priendly So- clety, Resurrection Episcopal * Chapel Fifteenth and G streets northeast, today and tomorrow Asso- Marriage Licenses. Maurice Heflin, 21, and Louise F. Pruitt, 20, both of Warrenfon, Va.; Rev. John C. Ball James M. Patherly. 28, and Jenilee E. Weich, 26; Rev. J. Harvey Dunham, McKay Goodman, 24, and Alice Murphy, 22; Rev. W. D. Jarvis. John O Steward, Bright, 48: Rev. James Mu George C." Ashton. 30, and Alverta L. Russell, Rev. James C. Tavlor 3 ~_ FOUND. ANGORA KITTEN. gray. half grown. 34 Quincy st. Chevy Chase, Md. FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Anim: ue IO ESh Syiang s 3w Nat. boss i o BRACELET, #old_link, with 2 smail phires and one small diamond: reward. Brez, 1630 Puller st. n¥., National 8700 BRIEF CASE—Alligator. $10 reward for turn. M. G. Gibbs, 77 P st. n.e. No. 0418 BUNGH OF KEYS. near 3ist and M, Thure- day, J.J. Hammond, Box 40, Fort Myer, :.\ 72, and Dorothy . o nceton. N. J., ind.} B, 28, Muncie, FaD- F. white Ta 418 D st. CAMEG PIN—Oval, pit head, filigree band. Valued_as_keepsake. i COAT-Will lady who took by mistake b! coat with kit fox fur collar and cuffs. taining Jellefl's label, at Olney Inn, call Ashion 133. at once? DOG—Brindle bull. part collie, male: name “Mutt”: tag No. 4390, Md.: strayed Tuesday night. ~Reward. 115 Hesketh st, Chevy Chase, Md. Wise. 3083, EYEGLASSES. shell rimmed. in black case. northeast section. Reward. 7770-M._after 5 p.m EYEGLASSES_ Lost between Theaters vesterday morn: furned to 320 Webster st FOX TERRIER —Male, answe: Bill"; white, black end tan black spot on' right side; lost or Court House. ' Reward icker ave., Clarendon, Bink back, Reward, ne kindly “Fox & Reward nw 0 name Va. ary 6, on L Reward white gold. gani beiween Vermont ‘and 15th dress Box 215-H. Star office. _____ HANDBAG. black moire. containing 524 tortoise-shell glasses, between 320 §p ave., Takoma Park. Md. and Westche: Apis.. 4100 Cathedral ave. Liberal © Telephone Shepherd 2183 JAPANESE _SIGNET RING initials W. E. F.: chip diamond design: AL §th and D ste mw. o Return 211 Maple ave, Takoma Park, Shepherd 2250 PAIR OF C Man's, eve Md. OLD EYE \ 1831 Kilorama rd. and th to 183 Mrs. L, ASSES— Belwe foodiey apts. rd_and receive Phone_Adaris 26 Between Frankiin School veward. R. E. Kalorama F. Dulaney. PEARL NECKLACE and Commerce Building Miller, Park Lane Apt., 701 POCKETBOOK—Black, with driver’ money and Y. C A, swim; Talued of kesniake. ewird POODLE, . named Ward det] I5tn st ' SPANISH SHAWL—Orchid. in front of 616 Upshur st Return to 616 Upshur reward. Bk WATCH_Eilgin. open face. “FE W chain Attached: in Eastern High Schooi &ym, December 23. _Lincolnu 6045, Reward. WATCHES—(4). in mailing package. vicin- | ity of ‘International Bldg, Liberal reward Ticenses, & _ticke leve. 5652 SKippy''; T s 0084, in Bell taxi. 11 p.m. Thurs- st. and receive 10 initiaile ;8 pm, 31; | am.; sun sets | A native of this city, Dr. Johnson was | uarterback and halfback on its | Corps, United States Army, during the | 8 | | HorGAN, Qards of Ehanku. OVERHALL, December” 26. edge wAh Er t0 Rev. A. L. Mar Atlantic City, N. 35 Rev. Bangister and’ Rembert of Wasnirig: ton. D C.. the choir of At Atlantic ‘Gity:® daushter Ei Temple. Atlantic ' ity and the Felatives and many " friends. for ihe Kindness shown in many ways at the time of ‘the DAssinE away of ot and sister. CARRIE BELL OVERNALL JOHN ‘H. 'OVERHALL, MRS R. B. POR- TER, MRS. C. B. CARTER AND MRS E. B. HOLMES, ilw;‘lfl WILLIAM McKINLY. ackn dge with & beloved wife we band, %0 S | AYDERSON, MARY, 1483 Nowto | beloved wife mother of Mrs Albert E. Ar residence of her wood. 1211 18th January 10, Aloysius Church ARNOLD, ROBERT H. 5: KATHERINF 1931 o ni. MARY KA Albert E Anderso shn Arende Eemeters, e BAKER. GERTRUDE FLIZABETH 1 1 BAKER. * Funeral vl i | | PreKFORD, LULA A, OF Lt \3;. day. J leaves brothers and a host of friends. Remains . resting olberi’s fut hon t nw.. until § his Tate reciden Sunday Bapt * Worml 3. MARY. iary 9. 103 st ne, MARY beloved wife of the late Notice of funeral hereaf DORSEY. SAMUEL. JR. i Wednesday Hospital.” le bro 308 ot ora s, e y 11, from Mo Deanwaod, D, ¢ 100 Fri ‘BURG JWALBURGA. On aav. RGA | Departed this life SAMUEL ' DO her ¢ Lincoln Memor DOYLE. ISABETL, MARIA TRAVIS. . January e hame of her sor On Wed- Bessie Tra vited. 11 “his best Interment Relatives THE FAMILY. 9 DYER. FLLEN F. 8. 3931, at i DYER. heloved D. Dyer. Funera Sardo & Co. funeral on Satirdav. Janoary and friends 5 FLLEN F. the ' late Alonza from the Wm. H chapel, 412 H st. ne.. 10. at 2 p.m. Reia- vited to sttend. In- Chapel, Md 9 E. On Wednesday, Jan- 245 am.. NELLIE E. be- of the late Thomas W. and son. Remains resting at the | sister, Miss Estelle Dyson. | 1w Puneral Saturday. | 1 o'clock p.m. from Ply- urch. 17th and | Interment at Harmony Ceme- tives and friends invited. 9* NELLIE 193 Rachel A. Dy home of" her 11th st y 10, at fembers of Queen | R No. 1711._G. U. 0. of O. are reqiested to meet Priday January 9.°1931, 8 p.m., at Pythien Tem- ple. to arrange for the funeral of our laté inmate. NFTLIE E. DYSON. WILLIE R. JONES, M. N. G, | FRED A. SABBS, W. R. I DYSON. NELLIE E. The officers and mem- | " bers ot the People's Benefit and Annuity Association ere hereby motified of the denth ot Suist RELLIR B DALON E. F. G. MERRITT, Pres. NELLIV E. Offcers and members h Chapte 8, O. E_S. are noti- fled of ‘the denth of P. M NELLIE E DY | SON. Funecel Saturday. January 10, ai 1 o'clock p Plymouth Congrega- tonal Church, 1th and © sts. n.v. Please wear black clothes and white gloves. MARIE © HAZDWICK, R M. EDWARD W, WEYMS, R. SARAH E. HOLMES, Secretary. DYSON. NELLIE. = The Ladles ot noiices the . death NELLIE DYSON, Funcral Saturday, Janu. ary 10, pm.. from Plymouth Congre i ith and P sty now LOUISE LEWIS, o "LENA'J. HART, Pres. Sec. FOWLER. MINNIE CHAUNCEY. On Fri- day. January 0, 1931. at residence, 2333 158 st 1w+ MINNIE CHAUNCEY: Be: C. Fowler. ' Pu- | donce on Monday, | . 2 et At (Baitimore papers pigass 11 Clff Rock of Mre | Suddenly, on Thurs- | e, Josewhine. Gray (nes m his late residence ary 12, 'at 10 am. - Relno S inyited to attend. Inter- ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 1 HEDRICK, RICHARD. On Thursday, Jan- 8, 1931 1929 'North 1 TCK. the be- | fedrick, = Fu- neral from the ahove residence on Satur. 10, Relatives and Cedar Hill | [ ANDREW January 8, 755 10th, % GRAY, life Thurs- 1931, at Gallinger Hos- 2 HILL. the beloved wife and devoted_ f gene Ford's Capitol st. friends. Remains res funeral parlor, 1300 Sout Notice of funeral later wiLLI | ddenly. on Wednesis WILLIAM ment Prospect Hill Cemetery. JACKSON, LUCY. On Wednesday, January 7. 1931 at _her resid ave, n.w.. LUCY JAC er ‘of FEleanora and “Willtsm Katie T grandehildren and and friends. Funcra 10 at 3 p.m., from the W funeral church. 1432 U st JOUNSON. HERWERT F. do 8 at Emer of other T raav. January Ernest Jarvis n.w 10 On _Thursday, encv Hospit P n Debor o attend 70 B T8N Wedne: Al officers _and Counll, No. 1, JOHNSON, MARY members of Qu equeste MARY lite o fron Mon DAISY BRO. GEORG! 2 JOHNSON, DR_STUART €. Sudde Wednesdav. January 7, 1931, at dence. 5214 14t n.w., Dr. STUART JOHNSON, aged 56 years, beloved hush of Bert) Johnson. ' Funeral at his late residence ‘Saturday. 10. at 11 am. Interment Arlington Na tional Cemetery. LACEY Fune: Church, ST llam F. Canitol st orst’s fune { his_soul. ot Cemetery ADELAIDE. Th at 940 . A w' Jersey ave. nw beloved mother of Mrs. Ellen Barris, Marie Daw d_ Mrs Lav restir he John T. Rhine chapel and Eve sts. s.w. funeral later. MARCELLINO, January 8 St. 1 he sal Inte sideir ADFLAIDE LUCA tice of JOSEPHINE. On 1931, JOSEPHINE, hursday of 2133 from . Holy ment in MARSHALL, SHERMAN, F. n - Wednesday. 3130t his e n.W.. SHEFMAN MARSHA husband of Ida Marshall vived by one son, Leon Mi uncle, Pony Marshall. and Puneral services Saturday. January 10, at 1 pm. at Galbraith Chirch. Interment will foilow in Arlington National Cemetery e He i3 also su hall, and an two' cousins MARSHALL, SHERMAN F. Morning Star Lodue. No. 40, W.. are hereby session of sorrow in 15th St D.W.. OB Fri a8 pme 1o muke's o r the uneral 0f our late hrother SHERMAN . MARSHALL remony wilbggke place or Members of 1B P.O E o attend " 193 of Call Livingston & Co., National 5649. WATCH—Grue: lady's, &t 10th and @ 05 Grant rd. n.w, 1319 F st., Room 204 jeather-band _wrist watch, Clev. 1762, Saturday. Januars 10, fro M B Zion Church, gin st 1 ana M n.wa at 12:30 pm. Columbi B “Forest” Tembie, No. o Temple. No. 423, are invited to R LEO S HOLTON, Exalte: HORTENSE W. b fer, PETERS, Sec. < | STERBA Braths. PORTER. DERUELLE S. On Thursda: January 8. 1931, at his residence, 21 West Thornappie st. Chevy Chase. Md., DERUELLE S, husband of Anna 8. Porter. S e Church of the Blessed Saturday. January 10 e offered at 9:30 a.m. Glenwood Cemetery. ANNIE. On Thursday, January 8 1931 at 1 am. at her residence, 501 M St sw. ANNIE, wife of the :ate Albert Reese. ‘mother of Mrs. Effie Nash, Mrs. Rosa Hooper and Mrs Cora Miller. ~Ful P from above residence on Saturday. 10, at 8:30 a.m. thence to 8t where m will be ives and f essional Ces H lu_nm or where Inter- netery. DE. Jax Que RORERT G. W how. Dr eral Monday te W. E . Suddenty. on SEDGEWICK. Tuesday, w Sedge- the 1418 on SEITZ, MARY ROSAT cle. Monday morning ARY FLIZABETH. Fr RY ~ELIZABET) ¢ late Samuel and Rechael sister of Julian J.. of villourhby R Wash- nd Mrs. Her nelling o vy Md. N Tuneral EPHENS ¢ 8 Cha LLOYD C. On Thursday esidence, Jan- s Relatives and friend: coln Cemetery Junuary the m the 10. Hil JOHN. A spe \ius Lodge, No. 6 voars telatives and e Interment Cedar communicatioy FoA A M called for Sat Janvary 10, at 1 oclock_pm. to conduct Ma s for Brother JOHN STERBA 00l Lodge. No. 525, of New York order of {he master FREDERICK BERTRAM, Secretary. STEVENS, REV. WILLIAM HENRY. On_J: uary 81931, "at 241 Eim st Rev! WILLIA HENRY, the 'belove sband ol Blevens. devoted son of Betty and Thomas Stevens, father of Mamie Carter Reed, Maggle and Willle Stevens. her of Lottie_ Robinson. _Josephine nd Thomas, Edward. McDonald and Herbert = Stevens. Remains _resting _at Bundy's funeral e, Funeral Sundas, January 11, at 12 o'clock, at Hewlett, Va. THOMAS, On_Thursday, Jan- na Indian Head, Md.. SAL LIE V. THOMAS. widow of if. Marsha Thomas. Body resting at Gawler's chape; 1754 Pa. ave. n. Services at Chris Church, at Accotink, Md., Saturday, Jan- uary 16, at 3 p.m WARREN, MICHAEL. Fridas, January 9. 1921, at his ence. in the Belmar, 1333 Belmont st. n.w.. MICHAEL, beloved hus- band of Mary Warren. Nofice of funeral later. In Aemoriam. BOOKER, MARGARET A. In loving remem- brance of our dear mother, MARGARET A BOOKER, who departed this life four years ago today, January 9, 1927. !Tis sn sweet to be remembered: We will always remember thee HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. MRS MARY B ANDERSON, REV. HENRY J. BodkEr CHISLEY, JAMES E. Sacred to the memory of our ‘dear husband and father, JAMES E. CHISLEY. who departed this life ten yéars ago today, January 9, 1921. life. always remembered in death. DEVOTED WIFE. MRS. G. CHISLEY DAUGHTER, THERESA CHISLEY: CLARK, FRANCES I In loving memory of mother, FRANCES I CLARK, isted this'life one year ago soday Arni By mother. Other only your mother tands. She works for you, 100ks frer you, loves you; forgives you of any- thing you may do, and then the cnly thing sad she ever does is to die and leave you, VIOLA F. SMITH. Before our eves you faded. owing weaker day by day. Paticn 1y bearing vour suering Until God took you away DAISY M. SOUDER. Mother. you suffered hours of paim, To for cure. but ell in vain S0 God alone knew what was best. He called vou home to give you rest. ALFRED AND ALICE CLARK. MONDER. NATALIE. In loving remem- brance of our dear mother and grand- mother. NATALIE MONDER, who died January 9. 1013. 18 _vears ago_today. HER DAUGHTER ROSE. HBR GRAND- DAUGHTERS, HELEN, RUTH AND NATALIE ROBINSON. FREDERICK FORBES. TIn love ng remembrance of FREDERICK FORBES ROBINSON. who departed this life three vears ago today, January 9, 1928 Sweet be thy silent slumber. WIFE. WEBB. CARRIE V. Tn memory of our dear mother. CARRIE V. WEBB, who departed folks can love you, household knew d won, ould testify 1 ¢ was done. TAYLOR., GEORGE P. WEEB. ® ite of love to the aunt. CARRIE V. WEBB. who_departs s life eight years v, January 9, BLANCHE M i WILe HAWKINS, . FUNERAL DIRECTORS. “Clyde J. Nichols, Inc.’ _4200 0th St NW. Cot._6321. _ J- WILLIAM EEE’S SONS; FUNERAL DIRECTORS REMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE N TIONAL 1384 P. J. SAFFELL PERSONAL SERVICE—REASONABLE h St N.W Nat'l 0337 Frank Gc.c* s Sons Co. i\ National 2473 Wm H Sardo & Co. Pri Ambulance Lincoln 0524 CHAS S. ZURHORST « 301 EAST, CAPITOL ST. Lincoin 033 'ALMUS R SPEARE Succeeding the Original W. R. Speare Co. 1623 Conne Ave. omac 4600 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons SAAC _BIRCH NP Bhone west ocas. Eetublished 1041 GEO. W. WISE CO. 2000 M St. N West 0138 W \V Deal & Co. V. V. L. SPEARE CO Ph imousine ticut 3034 M St. connected establish- 1009 'H St. N.W. Formerly 910 F St. N.W ed 187 "JOHN R.'WRIGHT coO. 1337 10(h St N.W Phone North 004 FUNERAL DESIGNS. e Nat Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. Prompt Auto Delivers Service. GEO t; SI—IAF FER Open Evemings and_Sunda GLENWOOD CEMETRY Vaultage, $5 per month, Choice Lots and Sites for * METERY LOTS. CEDAR HILL_CEMETERY, cant Sebreia $101-3. ale.