Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1931, Page 7

WATCH REPAIRNG BY EXPERTS The repair of your watch not complete the trans- action between us, but estab- lishes our obligation to fulill our guarantee of service. BURNSTINE’S 927 G St. N.W. DIAMONDS WATCHES DENTIST WINS \ WINS VERDICT A jury in Ctrcg:lnlvmon 2 before District Supreme irt Justice Siddons has returned a verdict in favor of Dr. Stuart M. Angelow, dentist at 1801 I street, who was sued for $30,000 ‘daim: ges by George E. Votava, 1918 Calvert street, for injuries resulting from the extraction of a wisdom tooth November 11, 1927. The plaintiff charged that the dentist falled properly to do- the work and caused him to suffer great n. mAt(nm!yl ‘Welch, Daily & Welch de- fended the dentist who brought other dentists to court to testify that the proper methods had been used in ex- tracting the tooth. FUNERALS e CHAMBERS 3 Funeral Chapels. one time in our chapels at To Be Largest in Town We can have 3 fungrals at the same hour. We have 10 Cars, Hearses and Ambulances. Private Rooms for Families. All Newly Enlarged and Equipped. No Charge lor the Use of Our Building and Chapels. This Fine-Cloth Casket Au serv- This Is Equal to Any at Twice the Price This .Vault Solid Steel Cloth Caskets as Low as Nelrlyl.'nofl Ibs. of suarantee. e. O We Claim to Produce the Finest Economical Funerals in the World Consult Us and Save More Than Half In Case of Death—Call THE GREATER W. W. CHAMBERS CO 14th, Cor. Chapin. Col. 0432 WASHINGTON'’S FINEST 'THE. SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, D. C., FEBRUARY 15 HODGKINS FUNERAL RITES 0 BE TODAY Dr. Marvin to Laud Work of G. W. U. Dean at Corcoran Hall Services. Funeral services for Dr. Howard Lin- coln Hodgkins, dean of George Wash- ington University, who died in George ‘Washington University Hospital PFriday night, will bs conducted in Corcoran Hall of the university this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Samuel Judson Porter, pastor of the First Baptist Church, Sixteenth and O streets, will officiate. Tomorrow the university will be closed for the day out of respect to Dr. Hodgkins. A eulegy of Dr. Hodgkins will be de- livered at the services this afternoon by Dr. William Allen Wilbur, provost of the university, and Dr. Cloyd Heck Marvin, president of the university, will deliver a brief address to express the appreciation of the university for Dr. Hodgkins’ long and outstanding service. Music will be furnished at the services by the doubls quartet of the University Glee Club. ‘The following will belrers be active pall- ans George N. Henning, Louis F. Bradiey, Witigm Carl Reudiger, Jonn R. Lapham, Prof. Elmer Louls Kayser and Prof George M. Churchill. List of Honorary Pallbearers. The honorary pallbearers will be John | B. Larner, chairman of the board of trustees of the university; N. L. Burchell, Theodore W. Noyes and Harry C. Davis, trustees; threc members of | Dr. Hodgkins' class wio graduated with at_high school here—Frank B. Noyes, Bertis B. Thompson, who was president of Che hlgh school class, and W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Adams 10341 MEN’S WEAR Charles W. Holmes, controller of the| university; Dr. Randall Hagner and Dr. F. A. Hornaday. ‘Burlll urvlcel will be mme ln ional Cemetery tomorrow lnslt 11 o'clock. r. Hodgkins, who was 69 years old, had been dean of the university since 1923, and also was professor of mathe- matics. His death came after a long liness. Linking him close to the university was the fact that he graduated Mm it in 1883. his pes of serv. ice he had held the positions of de-n of the department of arts and ulgneu. dean of the College of Engineering dean of ghe Corcoran Scientific Bchool Dr. Hodgkins, in addition to his many other activities, formerly served for many years as secretary and treasurer of the general Alumni Association of the university and as president of the association from 1919 to 1921. Was Acting President. 1is first position at the university was that of tutor, then of assistant pro- fessor and later professor. He served as acting president of the university from 1921 to 1923 and was the only alumnus of the university to serve as its head. At the time of his early connections with the university, it was Columbian University. Coming to this city in his youth, Dr. Hodgkins was graduated from the Washington High School. At the time of his death he held the degrees of bachelor of arts, master of arts, doctor of philosophy and doctor of science. From 1882 until 1892, in addition to his activities at the university, Dr. Hodgkins was special computer for the Nautical Almanac Office of the United | It States Navy. He was author of the Catalogue of Columbian University.’ At one time he was director of the Co- lumbia Institute for the Deaf. He was a member of the Washing- ton Academy of Sciences, the Philo- cophical Society of Washington, the American Mathematical Society, the Mathematical Association of America, the American Association for the Ad- vancement of Science, the Cosmos Club and the Federal Schoolmen’s Club, He was born in Elgin, Ill.,, January 23, 1862. CARTOONIST TO BE GUEST Clifford K. Berryman Will Sketch Presidents for University Club. Clifford K. Berryman, cartoonist of The Evening Star, will be the guest of honor of the University Club Thursday evening at a social gathering. He will give a talk on “Presidents I Have Met” drawing cartoons of Presidents Hoover, Coolidge and Harding and other occu- pants of the White House. “Historical STORE m Monday at 8 A.M. m TAKEXOUR-CHOICE from Our Entire Stock of Hart Schaffner & Marx $50 $60 365 $75 OVERCOATS . Hundreds of this season’s fine Overcoats to choose from! HART SCHAFFNER & MARX newest styles, finest tailoring and all-wool quahty—guaranteed to give you the utmost satisfaction. There’s a large variety in size, model and colors—fabrics to suit every taste. Buy a $50 to $75 Overcoat now and have it like new next year; pay only $36. All the styles are the newest! Raglans Box Overcoats Chesterfields Unidersity Styles Velvet Collar Coats No Charge for Alterations! Sizes for Men and Young Men! Shorts Longs Slims Stouts Regulars All Sizes! Fabrics Noted for Long Wear! Cheviots Kerseys Fleeces Velours Boucles W orsteds The colors are right! Plenty of Blues Oxford Greys Tans, Browns Fancy Mixtures Heather Mixtures All Colors FREE PARKING AT THE CAPITAL GARAGE WHILE SHOPPING HERE THIS IS AN EXCELLENT TIME TO OPEN A CHARGE' ACCOUNT RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street and will illustrate it by |pS MAYOR CANDIDATES BEING DISCUSSED|-: Successor to Dr. Willis of Hyattsville, Who Desires to Retire, Debated. Special Dispatch to The Sta | _HYATTSVILLE Md., Februnry 14— Though the annual municipal election here ‘Monday, May 4, 5 some two months and a half off speculation al- m has begun as to probable candi- Indications are that Dr. Hillary T. Willis, whose second consecutive two- year terim as mayor will expjre with the qualification of 'his successor in May, will be energetically urged to stand tm' & third term. Dr. Willis has indicated he desires to retire after serving during an extremely busy period, which Hyattsville has progressed ‘markedly along many lines. Dr. Atherton Mentioned. Realizing that Dr. Willis unquestion- ably was entitled to the rest he sought after his arduous services in the town'’s interest, leading cmnenn have been quietly considering pou!bla successor. is known that Dr ra K. Atherton, a former member of thc council from Lhe first ward, who died recently, was prominently mentioned in con- nec on with the mayoralty. Dr. Ather- ton, who only a few weeks before his death was elected vice president of the Chamber of Commerce of Hyattsville, served with distinction as a' member of the council, his work as chairman of the Police’ Committee having been particularly noteworthy. With Dr. Alhe‘rmns “death, however, citizens are speculating whether Dr. Willis cannot be énduced to run again. Councilmen Going Out. Members of the council whose terms expire in May are O. G. drow, first ward; Harry A. Boswell, second ward E. M. Gover, third ward, and E. B. Hilley, fourth ward. Councilmen who will hold over an- other year are Howard n, first ward; Thomas E. Hume, second ward; A. C. Moon, third ward, and P. b A Bpnokem. fourth ward. ‘Town Treasurer William A. Shepherd, who has served continuously in this ca- pacity for more than 20 years, al llll;il'l May, 1932, before his term ex- JAILED FOR ASSAULT DUE TO AUTO CRASH Case of Cumberland Man Arises From Car Climbing Curb and Breaking Boy's Leg. Special Dispatch to.The Star. CUMBERLAND, Md., February 14— Charles W. Lee, Third street, was sen tenced to six months in jail in People’s Court yesterday on two cl grow- ing out of striking John, aged 10 son of Irvin M. Wolford, breaking the boy's leg, when his machine climbed a curb lnd the home of O. L. Wis- Thue months was given for driving while drunk and three months for as- sault, bel the first time an assault b{ automobile charge has ever been aced in this county. Both Wolford and Wlum-n say they will enter civil ac- tion for damages. Lee is lw-mnl “trial in Federal Court on cl possession and trans- portation of Uquor He was under bnnd as a material witness in the shoof Wlda Brotemarkle here about a mnnth PARSERLEN Deaths Reported. aDgabe reported Health Department Emm: 32 3221 Gartel 7 681 Seeiek 1d street. Eyant trevs L. McAllister, 84, 1332%s North Cap- 10 wtiiener. T, 5001 RalHESEY: rona, ell, 77, ilitary roa: Mr:mn Alber, 0, George Washington Hos- Eversfield, 69, Providence Hos- w ital Pltbvn ith, 68, paliville Smith, 63, United States Naval Georsstown Hospital. ‘ 2 Quln:y llY:!‘ lter Reled H:. ital. 3 1223 Sixth st 45, luu;s ;lél'.’“ it 3 efterson street. pidichel lio, 44, Providence: Hos: Liliian K. Field 3T i Oslethorpe street. t sout! Revmond T Hoidén. 34, 308 Beventh serest "fi"‘"' Marine, 32, wlent, rine, 32, 2101 Thirteenth street ‘alter P. Barnes, 24, 142 R street north- Lee Farr, 3. Children’s Hospital. Dennis Rankins, 75, 813 Twenty-second ok 7, 2117 Alabama avenue *OJosesh” H. Jackson, street. Regendia, lontgomery, 30. 3331 Q street. Beatrice Preelln 6. Gallinger HO:DYI::L Tfane o0 Bobers ad oo R das, 445 Pirst nm?n.nmh-e’. g Hi 3 wuu-mlfi"; :ey";‘;?’ vg. rge Butt, 115 !unuel 8. Mille: T. Cos 61, 1735 Thirteenth Births R Reported ing ihs TePorted to Health Department dur- Jifred W. and Dorothy H. Lohman. boy. an. 3 izabeth i Bosert and mu Griffin, g, i FOR LOST ANIM, s Eoague 5 Maryiens sve 5o Rt bogs" LOST. PROOCE. woid sunburst; in center, one u?a diamond in “cirel sm-h e. or sintormation Liberal reware Tor " ro leading to_recovery. Oeo nivhts Templar, mnkea i keystone. ward. COLLIE, ie _and_white: name Gleveland 3325-W. 3707 Atbemarle & boo— lack, chin; license lu ‘Takoma Park, M male niel, white _under Reward _'29 Carroll a: . anne Shepherd 3077 rlucm.n UNX TS oiSt e Tl!ll 441 soulh flll ll X!\;g!:lg Teather, on 14th st., . rathe st., mear T. 4 Dbasemen beral 0, ibera reward. " Cul befors i—Lady's, E o‘ A oruary T 1 ficoln. 0334-W. Reward. WRIST WATCH Hamilton. Reward, white _ goid; nitials “R. E. T0 —Man S een Apt. 220, the Chastleton. e Bal Ryan Service Is Dignified Our knowledge and understanding of human emotions has proved of great value in lending dignity to the solemn tasks of a careful mortician, Model chapel, private ambu- lance and livery in connection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 R an ’n Dudrow, . e .| Eve st AEL P A. ‘Harrisd °‘ S emains - Funeral 1 Y. | Interm: lso has T invited. EUI On Pri 3. 1931, o REUBEN, bel By di ond: Feb Cemetery. 'b) t WIN DORSEY CROUCH, 7, r 1re IIDD H. Parr, )l Fo L ‘harges ESTELLE FORD. grandmother John T. ting of wil tor 8. tax ‘l ZCRA @urds of Thanks GREEN: (WILLIAM O. We wish to express our, thanks'to o ir Ttends and relath for expressions during the he desth of our husbandi Tather PAMILY. * MASON, GEORGE L. Captain, Dresident §nd employes of the ¥. M. C. A; and many eep gmploves of the Y. C. utifal Horai trmuu nd l\m Ihfl'fl duri, of beloved " b GEORGE lnlh. ROSETTA G. MASON, WIFE. * T of 0. Alexai ie Qunningham. Fune e At n.w., on day, February 16, at 1 o clock, Interment u ling, Va. ! ERS TH Fobruacy 12 it THOMAS fl» Alfnnte _cady Pebruary 16, Relatyjes Wl beloved hushan Funeral Monan. 0 e, en: E A. On Saturday, Peb. LARENCE A 'the" be‘l%’é“;l.‘ir ’Ez";‘mi v E. Biddlé of Berwyn. ,“'n'e" it in the W. W. E b os Crumpton, Mq % G5t n}! BRIGHTFULL, EDWARD, Jr. lite on Priday. February i3, nfn. at the EDWARD beloved son 101 xanru Briant- full’ ‘and ” the dece gle Mitchell Brigntull 'and “foving. brovher of icile Marle Brientfull. ‘nephew of Carrie J. White and cousin of Frank Bertha Funeral Monday, Peoruary 18, 2t st. n.w. Rela- ORGE. On Priday, Pebrnary 13, Lesidence. 3115 Mount Pleas X GE' BUTT, beloved hus: f M Buts hee Batstery, Fu- | Trom the Home of i sister Mrs. A. 318 Vermont, ave. n.w.-on Mon: el y 16, st 2 p.m. xnurmem Glenwood Cemetery CAMPBELL. JAMES H, . On Saturday, reh- 1931, afier a short ‘lllness, c.«nunu.z.. it devoted son of . He her Tels Y Remains resting at John T. Rhines' funeral chapel, 3rd and e sts. s.w. Notice of funeral iater. u COSTELLO, MICH, 7 !uddenl; YA rovi- Druais 12, 1031 AE beloved hus. nd " late Annie “Costello Brahied) mains Testing af dence of his brother, © rom the residence of his John cnnelln 1310 B st. n.e.. o Monday, Februar. m l n requlem mass at st Aloy ] Mount Olfvec cmnen Rielatives and. frlenal nvif 15 BE; iday, Pebruary his Tendence. 1140 lovee Church, will Relatives and Trtends Invited. ® Tuterment Mouet onv:'. me CROUCH. EDWIN DORSEY. On s-tumu February 14. 1931, at Naval Hospital ed 75 years. beloved husband of the ry tilda Crouch. Funeral Tuesday. February 17, ta 3 rom the residence of his son. Edwin C. Crouch. 909 1ith oberment "at Codns il Semetery tives and friends invited to atten 16° FARR. NIMROD LEE. On Priday. Pebrusry en’s Hospital, D. C. Cheloved ‘son of B Lee Ml ™ nterment RaGison Chape), Beat Fieasant, M. < 15 FORD, ESTELLE. On Pridsy. Pebruary 13, 1931. at her ‘residence, 20 beloved day liam and Mary P ol ¢ Wi feaves 'one lnnuluher an 3 ns resting at n T. Rhines eral and Eye sts Notice' of tunerat ister. 13 NEW CHARTER READY FOR CHESTERTOWN Commission' Form of Goyernment to Give Way to Mayor and Council Bpeclal Dispatch to The Sta; CHESTERTOWN, Md., February 14.— A commission appointed some weeks 2g0 to revise the charter of Chester- town has completed its work. The com- mission, of which Charles N. Satter- fleld is chairman, has prepared prac- tically a new charter. ‘This would abolish the present com- mission form of government and vide for a mayor and town council of four members, each representing one of the four ds into which the town 1 be divided. The proposed charter has received the indomment of the taxpayers in public meeting, and has been handed to Sena- . Scott Beck, who will take imme- dl.lte steps to embody its provisions in a bill for passage at the present ses- sion of the Legislature. The new instrument provides that only residents of the town owning prop- erty to the amount of $200 on which es have been prior to annual elections shall have :he right to vote in town elections. All departments of the town govern- ment are to be under the jurhdlcclon of the mayor and town council. new charter provides that the first ln- nual election shall be held the third Monday in July for the election of a mayor and city council. It is understood the bill will not con- tain a referendum, as its provisions have been approved at a public meeting of the u.xplye SILVER HILL WOMAN WINS BISCUIT CONTEST' Given Highest Score at angntine Meeting of Home Demon- stration Club. By a Staff Correspondent of The Stas SILVER HILL, Md., February 14— Mrs. Walter Latimer received the highest score in a biscuit contest, one of the features of the Valentine meeting of the Silver Hill Home Demonstration | Club. Miss Ethel M. Regan, home au:mmmuon agent, judged the con- ’st. A display of wearing apparel and ! 4| household articles made of chicken feed bags, and a surprise stunt were other outstanding events on which was arranged by Mrs. Norman Stamp, Mrs. J. Roberts, Mrs. F. Farmer, the program ' | Mrs. George Schweppe, Mrs. C. Brooke, Mrs. Owen Moore, Mrs. R. Brauner, Mrs, W. Downs, Miss' Maude Ta, Mrs. H. C. Padgett, e Mamage Licenses. ‘William Daniel, 35, toria v 35 Eep il g ‘Thom: Mo Ciicago, 1 3% Atla e 24, d u.unu“in Elizabeth Thompson, llips, 21, Quantico, Va., and elton, 21, Asheville, N. 4 R:'-m'nn”nnnn and Lillian A. Wei 23, this city, and Ida . Eagles, 27, Schenectady, N. . Johnun. 26, an:el .nlal’ B'!lch. ‘Wiillam A, Shelton. W. Avery, Zl Holdcrof and Junneman, 21, Ruthvil v. iblr’ Johngon, 23, . ,2nd Beulah Summe; Tty a7, 'nd Beai e m of Baitimore, M. Rev. . Siver: Croson, 3¢, this cit fenkins, 18, Berwyn, Md A flln derson, 28, L3 Wi ;l et 2%, oy Befer Wal- 4 0’donnell nd Doris R. Fink, a1y ana "Constance C. Gray, i s Tavior, 2 50% E. Xnap- it of Alexandri |D°§I°|m' ) e mon ymond B. Margarst Henr7 18; Rev. Snarl onebh k. 3 ie_Chal 3 m.& 2t Baltimores fl"i" Rev: Cvaries”s: len, 22 yaugh b, Allen, 22 Berkeley Soring Rey. He er llfinflx‘a: 36, -%a Seini Sar, > ore, ' Md.; Rev, loved Peter Forrester and Mary P. Waldrum. rd. n.w. on Monds; thence to Sac urch, will be offered at 8 a.m, In- Terment Mount. Oliver. Germeters FOWLER, ELIZABETH, Satur foved wite 01 ihe late John ‘e and mother Ma WLER. MARION. renmuy "h Te, o meumg‘ x’"d of 1210 vortn sve ne. xenn-urtn beloy 4 6t L. elen. Fowler. - Bervices wil 1 patlors, 301 Mone ‘Interment at’ Con HAAS, c?l"om HODGE. Suddenly, . February 13, 1931 Relatives and Frengs gavited xm.zment Arlington Ni tional Cemetery. EMMA V. Priday, Pebruas v, mmfi:m“n';x'évz Hantaim ed llolnz'r E mmlus neral Hospital, son of Oliver the beloved three Testing arily at Eugene Ford's f Teral ‘pariors, 1300 South Caitol st.. 10:30 o'clock Sunday ng, thence his late Tesidence, 1615 8th st. 1 eral Monday, Pebruary 16, ai 1 o'cloc] from nis me ‘residence, Rev. George B offic terment Arlington Ne Bonal Cemeter. HARRIS, ROBERT E. Officers and mem- bers of Fidelily Lodge, No. 20, F. A. A. M., are hereby ordered to 12 o gou of attendin rother, Senior th st p.m. His rem: i B Biriedin Ariingion Natiomel Gema A Ll sttendance Is requested. By Srder of RICHARD M. JENT Rttest”’ W. BRAXTON WALL, Bec'y. HENDRY. 'ANNIE WALTON. On Saturda: 74 1931, at the Home T o ment at ‘Motnt Olivet Gemetery, Frederick, HODGKINS, HOWARD LINCOLN. On Pri- day. Pebruary 13. 1931, at George Wash- ingion University = Hospital, HOWARD LIKY beloved husband of Marie Wil- kinson Hod.k ins. He is d by ary Chambers Co. fu- Teral home, 1400 Chapin s nv. Funeral services at Corcoran Hall, inston University, on Sinda indly omit. terment privat KARR. FLORA IRENE. Suddenly. on Set- February 14, 1931, FLORA Beloved ‘wite of Thomas . Kare: aged 36 years. Puneral from W. W. Deal's f neral home n H st on_Monda: Febry '.LL" 3'p.in “inferment GCedar & owers. 1 beloved husband of aaoREmalps, At Frazier's Isiand ‘ave. ow, o Tunera) Tter LEE, HANNAH JANE. On Februars 13. 1031, at’ Baltimore, Md., HANNAH JANE Hudson), Belved wite of the late Thomas R. Lee. ' Puneral services will be held st her late nome, 4740 Prederick ave., Baiti- more, on Monday, February am. Tterment Mount' Olivel. Geméters, Bait: more. e Em) funeral Notice LONG, MICHAEL J. On Thursday, 12, ig3). at his residence 707 Puneral Monday bruary (18, from his sister's 's. Margaret McEwan. 707 8t %05t Pete womie rgan & Hors wm New Y;:k. w. :. TS foted_husband mnu of Ruth Ham. Rebecca Toster " JO! Leonora 'Mitchell, mett, Rudolph, hd *Norman Mitehell, ther “of Mary Clay. He aiso leaves two grandehil- dren and iwo_sons-in- rest- ‘af the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral Shurch: You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. Ntwnuv. ROSIE L. Suddenly, on Thurs- day. February 12:30 2t her Tesidence. NEWMAN. to departure. two “daueHiecs. n ond Louise ‘Tucker: s moth two brothers, ihree grand: Children. adevoted frien r. Wilbert day mornins daughter, 16, > from Faavs " Church. Interment Mount Dllvet ccme!tr 15 PARKER. E. On, Saturda Pencunry o u:l St 3hm MARGY E. PARKER David. Parker. from her late re Dwh on Tuesday mornins. February 1 ai 8:30 o r:\uck thence to St. Aloysius Church 'here re~uiem mass will sal ives and friends lnvlled Xn. Olivet Cemets er ELIZABETH. Pri d hbrulry 13. 1981. t her re.slden:e l'llfl Se. ABETH RABE_(nee Bumbitics) “beloved wiie of Jona L Rabe, ?lmex-l mm her laie residapce on Mon- day. Pebruary 16, at 11:30 el tives and !rlends lnvned to utend llln' terment at Potomac, RANKINS. DENNIS, on Pridsy. Pebruary at 3 résidence of w.. clock. Rela urment Mount EMMA RAY, ELIZA. On Friday. Pebruary 13. 1031, at 'hér home, Rockville, Md.. ELIZ, Fidow of Eeazar Ray, in eral from her late’ regidence February 15 at . Thicrment o vlne Bhlon Commesery. 15 Departed this life on D rsday. February ¥ 1031, e Ho for the Aged of Union Wesl L st nw., after a brief REDMAR. * Remains Testing at Janiters funeral patlors, 1115 2and st. n'w. neral Monday. ' February 16, Trom Unlon Wesley Churche tween L and M sts. nw. Rev. Alstork o fciating. * Interment Lincoln ~ Memorial Cemetery. RIDGELY. STELLA E. Suddenly. on Satur- day. February 14 931 at hef residsnce. Upper Marlboro, Mrs. STELLA E. E- ¥ beloved wife of John F. mauly aged S vents “unasal Monder ‘morin Tuary 16, at 10 oemx drom St. Mary's Church, Marlboro, Md. JORN B, Suddenly. on Saturday, Eebruary 14, at his Tesidence. mo Shephera st. oo AB. beloved son’ of | Marie Binwas oo orcoran) and the late Alvm Raymond ab. Fugeral from ais late Tesidence Feb s 930 am Re ri Sacred "L Relalives: and frlcnds e attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. SCOGGINS, ELIZA. Departed this mn on Bebruary 1 9th st PL1zA " 5COGG 2 p.m., dres ‘Interment Friends invited: scorT, FRANK. Departed this life on ru t his resi- 017 Alubama ave. 's.e., PRANK beloved Tiusband of N Scott, father of William F. Lillan E. N N-lwn. oAdele, Freema and James S. Harmony ~Cemets unday, Fel ruary 15, at elatives $nd friends invited. ELTON, ANNIE. A On Wednesday, fuary 11, 1931 H ital, | ANNIE at reb- nw Monday, Feb .m.._from Vermont Aveme Baptist ‘Ghurch. ™ Pricaty lnvnu and members of L P.B. O K of the death of TON. _Funeral L,D.m. trom Ver: chl, Vermont . ANNIE. Off: Dolumhll Temple, No. hereby notij Lt i 85; Forest mony Temp Attest: RHODA P, « SULLIVAN, MAKY. Saturday, February 14, 1831, MARY, daughter of the late John J. s funer: Mass Tuesday mo m 3 e Sacred Hears’ Chardh. 186 ot ans Pa ives and frends inm« ot attend. Interment privat :eu hulhlnx died th m &y, Fewruary ! nun ! at) Since from 0w we earth you And our hearts are um FITZ, LEO LES oL et .:.';'.‘uo"‘ 1T n..':':“"ooa“ gy GREEN, MARY 4 ory of my dear m Sears ago today. T olse Yo ¥ind and cha With you 1 spent my h% L miss you when I n ©On you, mother, I no?m ma" ml. HEINRICH. ANNIE MAY. In sa: Jo ing ‘remembrance of Jur dear and_sister, ANNIE MA' departed_ from 80 Y, Pel ry 18, 1f On, dear Annie, how we miss Jou, Noone Knows the and sorrow . o.9ne knows the exie That has come wil r home. But_happy days we once wonl. When you and ‘we of how changed A3 all is no how. uu'rmm'n 1TZ, ABE. In loving and lonely re- e mbrance ‘Of ur Gevosd Son sud Brother HOROWITZ, who entered into yest February 18, i rs_you've been awa e how Mllth the heart can h 11 bris th thts of yor ’!C n"l:!“'!:‘f’ flrlguwnoullnd brother, W yerywhere. For the older we grow, more surely we h { l“tlfl“lmlfl'-lflfl w\?x'ic'u MOTHER, TERS. nine years ago tof In the nine v We've learn b, Anp sis- 'DEA, MARY. In sad snd lovh O Deance of our déar mother, MAW o, died Sen Sears a0 fodey, : h any s Tkt The mention of thy Bame. e passes. shadows fal And 'zfl'mhm{’h. 2 e many or few, nd ‘thoush the years The; .;.wnuea ‘with memories, dear ‘mother, ‘ me mo 18 nur‘hfimln 1 h'n "want In our hearts for you the¥ 'Ill nev tr grow col And a love that will never SPARROW. MATTIE % .fi dd ther, MA’ u:': Ted this lite ent years as0 uary 15, 192: ln our hearts STRINGFELLOW, JOSEPH. A love in_memory of our SBEPH STRING! broken-hearted. Yel"‘hi‘“lo:. was hll’d and ‘how we have you, SIZTERS, ' BAIsT L BOSKES awD LAUEA b Io themen T ors pfhots eveted m and flu‘llh e Lo the sreat unm one year a0 todn, reb 5 ‘We are think! umuuuu- Picturing you nnrn-nr» M.%h AII. ‘we must a) ), LOUISE. In sad UII hnnu of cur dear frie "od: ul“‘ th lemory TO“’ xlaved 1 d 5 And those who ‘hlbk Are those who X’H‘BA USHER BOA! OoF ARD. LOUISE. In sad but R Tance of our dear cousin, ME‘E who departed fl‘lll life one year ago Pebruary 18, 1 f sadness still come over us, Days of sa Secret _tears do of And memory keeps you ever near us “The th left us one T flfi;:n A "AND mmnfiofimp WEAVER, MARY loving MARGARET. A M v MARY MAR GAREY. who left us two years ago today, Pebruary 15,,1929. s ave a picture framed eg ‘ln:.r;: emory. loving and n. one u 1 & en mam E 10 my near P 3 llo wx!n"llnll:rxyso( our_dear hulmdh:nd m.un mx ON m% three yeags ago today, Some_day, somewhere. my eyes shall see The tace 1 “hive loved S0 dear, Iov e day my hands will be clasped in his A% never Say farewell. LOVING WIFE Al \ND mmun'rw 0 " Established 1878. __ _ .. JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1881 10th _St. N.W._ Phone North 004’ “J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, CREMATgRIUM 313 PA. AVE NW.___NATIONAL 1384, 1388 P. J. 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