Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1931, Page 9

W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 e f Adams 10341 CHARLES KIRBY KING FUNERAL RITES HELD Burial in Rock Creek Cemetery Follows Services for Native of Washington. Charles Kirby King of 1915 T street, who died suddenly last Saturday, was buried today at Rock Oreek Cemetery. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. FUNERALS we CHAMBERS We can have 3 funerals at 3 Funeral Chnpels‘ To Be Largest in Town one time in our chapels at the same hour. We have 10 Cars, Hearses and Ambulances. Private Rooms for Families. All Newly Enlarged and Equipped. No Charge for the Use of Our Building and Chapels. This Fine Cloth Casket This Is Equal to This Vault Solid Any at Twice the Price Nearly 500 Ibs. of solid steel. guarantee. ade. 0 Cloth Caskets § as Low as 3 5 We Claim to Produce the Finest Economical Funerals in Consult Us and the World Save More Than Half In Case of Death—Call THE GREATER W. W. CHAMBERS CO. 14th, Cor. Chapin. Col. 0432 What Controlled- Method Means LA eonuoued schedule or ing your ident! bfl" in “Family” Serv- THE EVEN. A. A. McCallum of St. Paul's Episcopal Church at Gawler’s chapel. Mr. King was a native of Washington, having been born here 57 years ago. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Adelaide Bayse King; Edwin Fitzgerald King of Jacksonville, Fla., a brother; Mrs. W. P. Stearns, a daughter, and Miss Bar- bara Stearns, a granddaughter. Mr. King was for a number of years a naval draftsman, during a greater part of which time he was detailed at Cramps’ Shipyard in Philadelphia and the New York Shipbuilding Co. in Cam- den, N. J. During the past 10 years he had been head of the art department of the National Engraving Co. of this city. He was a graduate of the Virginia Mili- tary Institute and was a member of the Kappa Alpha Fraternity STAR, WASHINGTON, D. MRS. SARAH C. MACK, 90, DIES AT HER HOME HERE Widow of John Mack Had Lived in | D. Capital 35 Years—Funeral to Be Tomorrow. Mrs. Sarah C. Mack, widow of John Mack and for the past 35 years a resi- dent of this city, died at her home, 2503 Hamlin street northeast, yesterday after a short fllness. She would have been 91 years old next Sunday. A native of Lawrenceville, Pa., Mrs. Mack, who before her marriage was Miss Baldwin, was a descendant of plo- neer settlers of Tioga County, Pa. The Policy —of rendering moder- ately priced service, whenever and wherever it was desired, has been quite largely responsible for the growth and prog- ress of this firm. It is true that the high quality of our service has won for us the patronage of those who can afford the best, as well, but our TP TITY IO, success was founded upon fine service at an extremely moderate price—a price as low as $100. T TTYITYITen: "Z"g’i:AL FUNERAL HOME inc. or re/ére‘nsg,' flfk your neighbor PHONES:LINCOLN .200 8201 Done by Unstarched Finished Family Service through ELITE’S Controlled-Method. 3. 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Science has stepped into the laundry business— more gently than the best At the Elite Laundry an exclusive process controls everything from the water to the soap, from the labelling to Clothes that are fresher, crisper, Result: Clothes the finishing. cleaner. that are treated well in the wash—and last longer! With such service available at the cost of ordinary laundering, can you help picking up your phone, calling Potomac 0040 and ireeing yourself forever from laundry worri Do CONTROLLE it—today! o She is survived by her niece, Mrs. Mae L. Albaugh, with whom she made her home in t! uf“‘ city, and several other nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be conducted at the Langdon M. E. Church, Langdon, . C., tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Glenwood Cemetery. MRS. C. N. HOFFMAN DIES Patent Attorney’s Wife Succumbs to Brief Illness. Mrs, Carrie N. Hoffman, 1131 Fern street, wife of James A. Hoffman, patent attorney, died yesterday at Garfield Hos- pital after a short illness. She was 48 years old. Puneral services will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the W. W. Chambers home, 1400 Chapin street. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mrs, Hoffman came to Washington 21 years ago from Allentown, Pa. She is survived by her husband, three chil- dren, Mrs. Edward Hunter, Miss Beatrice Hoffman and Miss Ethel Hoffman; a sister, Miss Ella A, Fenstermacher, and a brother, George L. Fenstermacher, both of Allentown, Pa. —_—— Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department In'the last 24 hours: JiMcKenney, 86, 725 6th st W L4801 K st r Ahomay Quanincll 83 Gallinger Ho.lplul Helen D, McMurtrie, 76, 1150 Con 4 Ninn. wve. me. Charles Maver, 72, oum-ld Hospital. Sazah Marearet Van Patten: 20, Garfield e W. Lott. 82, 1812 4th st. Lotise Jackson 80, 18 Bryant sf. 736 8th, st 4 etown Humnn " o Toth Tames Medtock: 3 months, 148 Sehott ct. ne Teresa Beckley, 1 month, Freedmen's Hos- pital Births Reported. ‘The following birth was reported to the it TR B, VA2 HOROE ndore Henry and Mary Beck, boy. sabioidist Changes in men's hat fashions are threnfening exports of Australian rab- bit_skins OPEN A CH.ARGE ACCOUNT ‘Weekly or Monthly Payments EISEMAN'S Fine Men’s Wear Seventh and F Sts. Just Imagine---all these clothes laundered ready for use only $1.78 Choose the Elite Controlled-Method Service That Suits You UNSTARCHED FINISHED FAMILY—Everything carefully washed, returned, beautifully ready for immediate use. ironed and promptly HOMESTIC SERVICE — Everything thoroughly washed and ironed, ready to use. No starch. THRIFT—Everything washed, flat work ironed ready for use, wearing apparel shaken out, folded and returned damp for ironing at your leisure. DAMP WASH—Everything thoroughly washed, shaken out and folded. Flat work and wearing apparel separately wrapped and returned just damp enough for ironing at your convenience. Call Potomac 0040 About Special Needs. 9 Convenient Branches—Phone Potomac 0040 for Prompt Service ELITE LLAUNDRY Controlled-Method Laundering Makes Clothes Look Better — Last Longer, Entire Advertisement Copyrighted 1081 Trademark. Copyrighted 1930 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1931. FLYER TO BE BURIED IN ARLINGTON TODAY Lieut. Thompson, Killed Thursday at Pensacola, Survived by Wife and Three Children. Lieut. Paul B. Thompson, U. 8. N., who was killed Thursday in a_plane crash at the Naval Air Station, Pensa- cola, Fla., will be buried today in Arl- ington tional Cemetery. Puneral services are being held this afternoon, with Chaplain Sidney K. Evans, U. S. N., officiating. The honorary palibearers will be Comdr. C. A. Pownall, Lieut. Comdr. H. R. Bogusch, Lieut. Comdr. C. T. Durgin, Lieut. Comdr. C A. Nicholson, Lieut. R. A. Ofstie, Lieut. T. P Jeter, Lieut. H. R. Thurber and Lieut. C. K. Fink. The widow of Lieut. Thompson, Mrs, Sophie 8. Thompson, reached Washing- ton this morning from Pensacola and will be a guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. O. Stanley, 1681 Thirty-first street. A native of Hot Springs, Ark., where he was born, October 24, IOBB Lieut. Thompson was appointed to the Naval Academy from that State in 1915 and during the World War served aboard the U. S. 8. Conyngham, a destroyer, in_European waters. Lieut. Thompson also is survived by his mother, Mrs. Lena Thompson of Pine Bluff, Arl nd three children. _|TO0 EARLY’ BANDITS FAIL NEW ORLEANS, February 24 (F).— The early bird does not always get the worm, particularly if it's too early. Three bandits with a pair of pistols and a sawed-off shotgun dashed into a florist shop on fashionable St. Charles avenue Sunday morning as soon as the place opened and demanded to know wl’:re:e thle cash was. vo clerks, reaching for the ceili told them the boss had it, and he h‘;’d nozccarscldown yet. athering up their artillery, the ban- dits left, considerably abflahrgd ot Canadian Auto ’Parifl‘ Hit. TORONTO, Ontario, February 24 (#). —The new automobile tariff regulations will increase unemployment in Canada, members of the Canadian Automobile Importers’ Association sald in a state- ment issued last, night. The importers sald that a person wishing to buy an imported automobile can go to the United States, buy at one of the American dealer’s price, pay the duty for entry into Canada and drive the new car to Toronto for less money than the same car would cost in Toronto. FOUND. B POLICE GOLLIE, mnle “Jowi mocollar. Qener oall 2037 Gue A LOST. BAG—WIIl the parly Who found & black Gladstone bag _on chusetts avenue. Saturday afternoon, please call Cleveland onyx and_marc: February 23. CAT—Bitie Pers section. CAT—White ed from 3102 Tngomar st Ohevy Chase. B 0. ' Ro: wa COIN PURSE, cut_steel beaded. containing I “car foken' and about 3$2.50. Reward. Phone_Adams_3468. nmu«sewp.u of —gold-rimmed eye- fu'nr‘a r m.rh)l(umcm-x Fish. Mkt o Phone_Nort| TERRIER, _ wire-| Block 167t ear land 8152 Re: > nnAmrr Tn downtown shopping district, in) bracelet; Monday, Bradley 47. in evening. male cat, in Chev — Chase ed; white with P‘lnder please’ phone Oleve- ward. GLABSES _Pair_of _gold-Fims _Tiose; 15th and Pa. av Turn to 4911 Teth st. n.w., or_call Col. 2«4 __Reward, 35. GOLD OXFOR! ES a raw cigar- Cie Cace: 1n Diamond taxi, My Pleasant car or Mass. ave, south side, below Cali- fornia. Reward if returned to Apt. 809, 1954 Columbia_rd. GOLD WATCH, filigree 1ink bracelet, I Co lumbia theater; Monday mornin to_Apt. 304, 65 M st. n.w. Re: tan. 'OLICE DOG—Female, _tan and black mixed; Wednonday, Feprinry 18, m T4th st and Park rond. A pet and hgn Fhone Met. 4382. 26! NECKLACE— Blue rhinestone pendant; some- where between Belasco Theater snd Wash. ington Hotel. Call Miss Reilly, Dec. 0380. OPERA GLASSES. brown, pearl,_at” Cansti- tution_Hall, Jan. Frone Col. 9641-J. after 6 p.m."_Res PHOTOORAPH FOLDER Teather, sontain: ing five pictures: telephone booth, Union Station. Finder notify Sumner Taylor, Douglaston, siand._Reward. POCKETBOOK, conteining money, Keys, etc. Finder return to 1321 Kenyon st. n.W., ADt. hiis Bansrd ‘Address Box ard DOG, brown, answers o nm Pnl" P‘inder call Atlantic 070| J. 5. ave. s.e._Reward PURSZ black leather, col mon silver pencil. etc. Georgia ave., near Long- fellow. Reward. Address Box 365-8, Star afmce. 267 RING, onyx, small diamond in square, plati- num setting, in Jellefl's dept. store on 1st floor, jewelery counter, on Saturday. Re- wlrd 166! m¢ An 2 24° uu n_broken Reward. ATCH, green gold. ol o Nk Sracelet anbui’s . Friday. Phone Nat. 4080. WRIST WATCH _Man's, said, F ilton, on_whife gold band: Saturday. ;r-rn‘ Call Nat., 5785, Branch 41, or Clev. white 1ST_WATCH_ Bulova, 15th, You st., February 23 Call’Mrs G.' A Ly Chevy Chase. Md between 14th and Liberal reward Rosemary FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. e . National 2473 EVENTH ST. Modern Chapel. Feiephiorie Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel 412 B ST. N.E Lincoln 0524 Ambulance_service. Lincol WILLIAM J. NALLEY Originat Successor . R. Nalley & Son Now Located ] “TCHAS. S. ZURHORST 1 EAST CAPITOL ST. ke Lincoln 0372, ~ eeding the Ori ln g 8 1623 co:nu:!nl A .l - .- m":'m" o Joseph F, Bm:h's Sons (ISAAC BIR( 8034 M St. N.W. BIRCE) oo west 0008, Bstablished 1841. Clyde J. Nl(:i’loh, Inc. _4209_ 9th_St. Col._6324. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connected with the original W. R Speare establish- Photie Nattona1 2002, 1009 H St. Formerly 0 F 8t N.W. JOHN Established 1870, 1337 10th R. WRIGHT CO. “J. WILLIAM LEE'S S Phone North 0047. NS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 333 PA_AVE. N.W. __NATIONAL 1384, 1383 W. W. Deal & Co. 316 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8200 P. J. SAFFELL 3 FERSONAL SERVICE—REA 10537, __ FUNERAL DESIGNS. " GEO. C, SHAFFER _ ERATE PRICES, TEL NAX 3110 8 NAZ 0108 Open Evenings ye and Sundays AFTISTIC FUNERAL DESIGNS Moderate char pi delivery 000 Baito. FREY HOLDS LOW PAY ‘HARD TIMES’ CAUSE Metal Trades Official Speaks at Meeting of North Capitol Citi- zens’ Association Here. “The fact that wages have failed to keep pace with the wealth produced by industry,” was attributed as being one of the vital reasons for the present unemployment and depression situation, last night by John P. Prey, secretary- treasurer of the Metal Trades Depart- ment of the American Federation of Labor, speaking before the meeting of the North Capitol Citizens' Association last night. Mr. Frey traced the depression to the lack of increase in wages paid to the actual producers of manufactured ar- ticles, and to the increase in the ac- tual output of goods during the past decade. America’s output rmust be largely consumed in this Nation, he pointed out, and without the increase in “real wages” the men who have pro- duced more manufactured goods are un-hl- to buy them, accounting for the surplus. The speaker quoted statistics from the various Government departments in support of his contention. Manufac- turers must have a_market to prosper, he said, but when laborers are not being pald commensurately with what they are able to produce, they are unable to buy any more than formerly, although more is being produced in all lines of manufacture, he contended. Henry Gilligan, president, presided. PROPOSAL ASKS MINIMUM OF 2 SEATS IN HOUSE Each State would have a minimum of two House seats under a proposal advanced before the House Census Committee yesterday by Representative Gibson, Republican, of Vermont. The Vermonter said his State had authorized him to put forward the pro- posal and to protest against the new ap- portionment, effective March 4. He con- tended that the act of 1929 authoriz- ing automatic redistribution of House representation was enacted without due consideration of its possible results. Under the act, 11 States gain 27 seats from 21 other States. Vermont loses one of its two members, althe it has a population of approximately 360,000. Marriage Licenses. e W. Wood. 34, and Alice R. Myers, 19, Rev: Georse M. mings. Cnaries W, Smith. 35, Takarm Mg and Emima E. Snater. 0, thic elt7, Rev. P. Schearrer. wton. 30. snd Dorothy L. BARAIG, 215 Rev, John B, Brigs Morris A. Carter, 35, and B-ule M. Clay- ton, 26; Rev. Benjamin H. Whiti Carl_'Bush, 2 snd Liurs Jackson, 2% Rev. Grant Contee Qards of Thanks. LEEMAN. EFFIE MAY. We wish to extend ks and appreclation 0 our rel les and- triends. Tor thels kindn ressions of sympathy and the itiful oral tributes at the death of our beloved EFFIE MAY LEEM. mother, THE PAMILY. * YOUNG, HARRIET A. We wish to extend our thanks and appreciation to our {riends Islatives and ihe eagiety for thel kind sympathy and the beautiful Fora riputes u [ o death of our beloved aunt and siste; PAMEYTS Bzaflm JAMES EDWARD. ALFORD, Suddenls, on neral_from his late residence cn Wedn day. February 25, at 2 p.m. Relatives friends invited ALFORD, uM!u EDWARD. Comrades of Jas. 8 Peitit Camp, No. W. V., are hereby notified to_asserible”at the residence our late comrade, JAMES E. FORD, 126 Waverly street, Clar- :30 p.m. Wednesday, . for’ tne pur ANDERSON. MITCHELL Bunday, February 23, 3 ERSON, aged 30 years. Funeral from on Wednesday, Feoruar terment Arlington National Cemeter BEAN, CORA. On Monday, Pebrus 23, 1931, at the residence of her d ulhleb 1718 Sth st. n.w., CORA BEAN, widow of Cornelius Bean, devoted mother of Lillie . Jennings Henrjetta Carter. N tice of funeral later. Remains resti temporarily e W. Ernest Jarvis fi neral church, 1432 You st. n.w. d of § o B Stiays wnd Cavter Bowm 5 neral Thursday, February 26, at from Mount Gloria Baptist Chun:h Cro} ley, Md. Remains ~resting at w. Ehest Jarvis Tuncral cnureh, 1432 Jou 8 B unth 8 pm. Tuesday: therentter st his ate residerice, 3608 N . 25 BOYD. EDWARD W. On Monday, nhmnn 2, Io3l_ at his residence, 217 Sth B W BOYD. beloved husba o Elioanein Bova ase soRere. ‘Panerd il be held from his late residence cn Thursday, _February 26, at 9 for the repose of Inferment Mount Oliver Cem- BR( MARIE D. Suddenly, on suna anmv 20 Toal, MARIE D beloved wile Edward D. Brown. devoted mother of Fawaraing years and Funeral_trom her fate . Seat Pleasant, St Margaret’s Chiurch, Seat Ploasant, Md. where requiem mass will be said at § a.m. for the ‘repose of her soul. Interment Arxmwm cm;pel, 24 COOK, M. . "On Tuesday. February 24, Yo% atAter tesidence. ‘160 Buchd st B RY D. COOK. beloved widow of John arie Brown, aged residence, hooe Tesidence Thursday, February 26, p.m. CROSS. WALDREN LEROY. On Monday, February 23, 1931, at_his’ residence near Ritchie.” Md., WALDREN LEROY CROSS, beloved' husband of_Irene 'Cross and fa- ther of Mrs. Emma Elizabeth White, mem- ber of the order of Woodmen of the'World, Eim Camp, No. 8 of Washington, D. Funeral ‘o Wednesday. February 25 2:30 pm.. from Forrestville M, E. Chi Forresiviile; Md.. Int tery. Relatives and friends lnvued DALY DENNIS WIL Mon Febru- 23, 1931, at his encer 1451 Fhgde and” ave. now..” DENNIS WILLIAM, be- loved husband of Katherine S. Daly.’ Fu- he W. W. Chambers Co. fu- S h, cloc mass will be offered for the repose of his soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. EATON. E R. On Friday, BURT Sr o AI:':‘r'l’llc el Gudc Bros. Covy. 1212 F St. Dt Auto Delivery Anlnlc—axm‘mlv.—mnxunsl EAUTIFUL—FLOWERS—RARI FORANY o%:nsmu:-‘{a.guonum 732 9th ST N.W. __ NATIONAL 6538. 38° CEMETERIES. GLENWOOD CEMETERY Choice Lots and Sites for Sale, ENDOWMENT FUND INSUR- ING PERPETUITY, February Pa., 'JUL] of "Bernard Ly the chapel of i 2007 Nichols . JULIETT! 2. at Philadélphia, p.m. Relatives and friends invited. :l.nmmm. Congressional Cemetery. EDWARDS, LAURA. On Saturday, rehrunry 21, 1991, at ner wesiderce, 1134 19th ‘st U WARDS, loving wife of Willitan Bawards wad devoied mothes of Edward and Harry Shields and El McFadden, Funeral services at Boyd funeral chapel, 19th and L ats. n.w., nesday, February 25, at 1 p.m.’ Friends invite ELLIS, ARTHUR 3. On Monday. February E n Kiico Elis apd brother of Mrs Behto Pad: gett, aged 42 years, Funeral from the above, Tesidence on Wednesday, February m. -~ Relatives and iriends in- Tied o atiotia. 24 . ARTHUR J. Washington Lodge, No. B. P. O. EIks, will convene in_session p.m. Tuesday, February purpose of paving tribute to' the memory of our late brother. AR- THUR o ELLIS, Who bassed to the Grand Lodge of the Hereafter February 23 services at his late residence, 231 13th st. order of . STRONG: Bxalted Ruler. . SHELBY, Sccretary. EUGENE, Suddenly, on Mond; ot his residence, 518 £ NE FURR. devoted son Lucy Furr, brother of Mrs. Clara . Bessie 'and Wesley Furr. . Ernest Jarvis xn-x Fu 2 pm, his resi v ? B Gaskine oclating, ment Ashgrove, Va. GLENN, RACHEL. On Monday, February 23, 1931, at her Tesidence, 1008 7th st. s.e., RACHEL GLENN, beloved wife of James Glenn and sister of Robert Thompson. e leaves other relatives and friends. T, Rhines o- Remains resting at the John funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. 5.W, tice of funeral later. GRIMES, ELIZABETH M. LLOYD. Passed AVaY Monduy Morng, PUbIALY, 2% mx. 8L,9:10 o'clock, atter along lliness, ELL2 ¥D GRIMES, beloved wife of RV Oiince Punaras services {rom her Iate rnldence 1253 K s, ‘Wednesda: rus 5 ] and un.l lnv\ud. ’xmemem ihas Lee's hursday, Febru and friends at_ Congress = Il STE! of| GRUDER. i Bnflfl Rema W. Ernest Jarvis funeral “ehurch, the You HOPPMAN, ARRIE N. 3 Tuary 23 A Garfield HolaL OAR: RIE > belove wite of ;m -cntn r:mber: flineral h:;"l PR crg: Dia i T nesd 2t"2°5m. “inferment 1o Godar tery. JONES, ERNEST. P Mon morning. Pebruary 3. 1931, at vmd':z Reed Hospital, ERNEST JONES. Testing at the W Ghambers G- nearal home, 1400’ Chapia st . Cfiotice Of funeral services and interment here- % ondav. Feb- 191 C An 5 8. 4 7and Jear, husband ' of father o, O , Marian T ‘resi sel ce, . DLW, Thurldl!. th:l AR c..,..:'g'a THOMAS FRANKLIN, Pelhrulry 21, l’ll Tflw“m SR = from his él‘;g n:mo 3 nw., on nesday, Pebruars 36, at e Relatives and triends lnvm¢ < LYLES, SILAS. On Sunday, Pebruary 22 1931 at 7:50 a.m._at his residence, 813 Keefer place n.w., SILAS, beloved hus of Harriet Lyles” and father of M. Bailey, Irene amitn, Mai ne, Silas, Jr.; J. M Aulgiistiis Lyles, aned ‘56 Yoaen figm, the sbove residence ‘on Wed 1 Eregational Churghy 15th & Ioad. at 2 p.m. nterment ofenw MACK, SARAH C. onday, P A & her & Ry uge(nce agox eme ruary 23, )n‘:ll *ioving né Remat ai the Neviis ‘fune ork ave. n.w. al Lanadon. Wlfln(ldl:‘ Pthrm Y ’t; T Pebruary 25, e terment in Gl.n'o;s Cem .‘ 7 'l) ’m- ¥I MEIER, HARRY F, l‘n February 22. 19 Hfluddanh. °hn o' Puneral fl'flfl ml lllu Col ave. n.w. on Testing, Mamie P. Meier,” Iesidence, “l'l i ’;‘n! n l nv v.en In!!rmlnl. otdll III'IIAY. LU IOH On Monday, 33, 1931, at Gallinger Holn"v'll.'im (URRAY, nnnkd ife Charles Mur- bel .Me r lu( AMH. and Inman leaves one nie one nephew lnd l.tM friends. . i = uiem Relntives and riends i EE A at 8t Pauls Gonreh T5th o 52 Interment at ol-nwoodl&m 3t 9 orclock. attend. Frederichabirs, February 25." i, o T ERSKINE SMITH, denl: K1) i LS., ELLJAH. WL i SemPiRo%, Of sy 1] Essie Spells, son ?fi oo Leaves” two’ bro Jal ls: one sister, Lillle' Busby, ahd. other relatives and frien Testing at the. Jonn- 1. m.."&.. chapel, funerai ffers "¢ BV o6 aw. VENS, SARAR GOLDS) ORO! Monday, Pestiery Bt Ter residence: GOLDS] onob%;x:m MA. L 1931, Tinston Nationa & Ceme 'R, ED L Poary zs. e " foterment rivate, TAYLOR, ANNA MARY, on uu&u U. 8. Army Prl te g Bt i afia'.,',‘ °“§'°°‘ G | THOMESON. EFFIE 12, re&ldpnce 1521 38th st. n.w. Xl}l 'PTH IFSON h;luov!fl ‘wife of Tesidence Wed 2"" 5 b.m. Interment Conlreuioml TOMPKINS, danghter of the iate John e partment on- Thiroday, By at 2 pm. Interment private, |0 Ut gat WILKINS, SOPHRONIA H. fuary 33, 1931 et 10:30 3. at m’bfi; NIA Henty prederick hw“n':.n‘i' ‘.;‘ 8 fom' ¢ ome. 92¢ New York ave, 4 n":r.lu‘{'hu‘::;:;} Interment tment . 182, xm& Deioved ‘danahtor a Monday, om.. February 26, at Arlington National Cemeters WILKINS, SOPHRONTA 0| bes A N, Ts of Pidelity Chapter, the Eastern Star. wiil H sonic Ttmnle ky -Xrldl! fendife e Tinoral of ur LRt nding the unfu of our ll!e " PHRONIA H W KINS. By m;‘::" ‘worthy matros MFLBA &, TAVIOR. | 5 | WILLS. GEORGE A. MRS. MARTH, S Februas 22, at his rxesmen.;;f'.’ 12231 a 'long liness, G beloved Rusband of Laucs . AWiniier vn!ed é:‘lnh({; ?1 Mrn lau:lll! Bowyer ah lrnndchfldren mree l oo Jones, Wills. amio Starkes: tiree. Brothese: and Robert “Wills. ' Pineral Wednesday morning, February 325, r gonce, ihence, to_ & ?um s e here "solemn Attest: Sigs Do nd mu e om 145 sm :“M,h an “‘ be!" l!v ats ng repote soul. Relatives and Xl‘l!n!’: invit A beloved one from us fone, A voice we loved |! l“"ed lace is vacant in o ich hever can be filed, Our hearts cannot, tell how we miss you, now Our lips do not Byt God only knows Bow we miss Sou toda: In our home It Memoriam, G. who depas years ago today, February 24, 1 BOWLING, EDWARD H. In -a LONESOMENESS. Just lonesome all the while, teeling blue; © all never smile Becauso we naven's your There's & sort of hopeless sioom adionging over all. nd we wonder, somehow, somewh 1f you can hear our call, P Buddenly a wave of peace Comes stealing anew, As if you knew our aching hearts Are ‘lonesome Just for you, mymzn AND PATHER, HARRISON. TDA R. m 9 loved wite and 'mon'- mln'.l" ARSI o entered into ‘eternal ¢ 265 153ay, Februars Si toafett Sx_years Gone, but not forgatten. AND SON." + HAWKINS, CHARLOTTE. _In remembratice of our dear mother, CHAR! KINS, who ‘aeparied” usie s February 24, A ‘precious one from us is g K'voice we Toved 15 ‘stilleds A place is vacant in our home That never can be fill ING CH! HER _LOV] CHIL A Y A, HAWKINS, SAMUEL 1. HA'@. = THA L. HERBEI “‘R HINES, ANNIE P. 1o Tovin of our dear mumer.t ANNIE . “%fifi fourteen vears ago. 3 February 34, 101 s You are not forxounm mother, dear, vodf” B ke, zow D NORA. 5 .8 lollNloN HENRIETTA VIRGINIA TON i memars Gf Sie ugheet aka sister, HENRIETTA VIRGIN 1A BRAXTON JGHNSON, who died Feorunrs 0. 108 Theass stars that But thelr silvery lishs shines auot et are roses whose fragtanc en the blossoms are fad SNOWDON, FANNIE G, In sad b Yemembrance. of our dear mother, PARNEE SNOWDON, who left us four years aso ne, tal l"lll‘ 'l"v Li "l b .‘:...‘ Sunshine passes, shadows Love, remembrance, outlast R LOVING GEILDREN. w = -