Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1931, Page 7

1KS' HEAD GIVEN RECEPTION HERE Lawrence H. Rupp Sees Hoo- ver-and Pays Tribute to Unknown’s Tomb. Lawrence H. Rupp of Allentown, Pa. d exalted ruler of Elks, was honored day night by approximately 700 mem- organization in Maryland, Delaware and the District of Colum- bia, at & reception and initiation cere- mony in the club house, 919 H street. ‘The occasion marked visit here of the since his induction in July of last yur. A mee! of the State Association of Elks was held jointly with the affair. Exalted Ruler Maj. George E. Strong of the local lodge presided during ritual- istic services at t.he Initiation of a class of 100 candidates. Earlier in the dly, Mr. Rupp led a delegation to the White House TI respects to President Hoover. The Elks’ head reiterated to the Chief Executive the pledged co-operation of the frater- nal organization’ with the administra- tion in efforts to relieve unemployment and attendant depression. Following the visit to the White ‘House, the delegation jml.mey!d to Ar- lington National Cemetery s wreath was placed on the wmh o( the Unknown soldur and later to Mount ‘Vernon, where n similar ceremony took ‘ashington’s grave. Archie D. Engel Otemetrist—Opticlan Now Located at 1416 F St. N.W. (Between the Will e Wakhington Hotels) Phone District 7142. A NEW MAN. THE . SUNDAY STAR, City Veteran Retires FELLOW WORKERS PAY TRIBUTE TO CHARLES WENGER. FTER 56 years in the employ of the municipal government, Charles ‘Wenger, 77 years old, of 2030 First street, was placed on a pension yes- terday. He had been connected for many years with the Water Depart- The photo shows Maj. E. H. Grove, water registrar, and other fellow workers preununx Mr. ‘Wenger with many preunu at_ceremonies held in the District Building yestes —Star Staff Photo. College President Resigns. ICE, Ohio, February announced his resignation effective in June. The trustees, who accepted his Phone | DEFIAN 28 (). write today u W. l. Dr. Albert Garfield Carls, prealdem of | withdrawal, did not reveal who his 1 Ohio Ave, Sidney O! Orchid - - Green -~ Rose or Gray Sateen Tickings A remarkable value in a finely made Innerspring mattress, built for us l':y Karpen. and guarnnteed Defiance College for 13 year: tonight | successor would be. WASHINGTON. GREAT LAKES MISS WINTER HARDSHIPS = Unprecedented Mild Weather Allows Unobstructed Sail- ings All Season: — By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, February 28—Old tars of the inland seas are exulting in the routing of their ancient enemies, ice and gales, by a Winter of leniency uh- precedented in Great Lakes annals. Mild temperatures and karbors,, usu- ally free from ice this season, have per- mitted shipping on Lake Michigan and some of her sister bodies of water "to go on unhampered. Coast guardsmen, alert along the coast for distress sig- ‘nals from October’s blows to the open- ing of navigation in the Spring, have had a rest unequaled for a generation. Capt. J. O. Anderson, commander of the old Chicago Coast Guard Station at the mouth of the Chicago River,| who has saved more than 2,000 lives in _his three decades of service, sald today: “This has been the mildest Winter on the Lakes that I have ever known. It has been entirely open so far as Lake Michigan is concerned. Freight and passenger ships have kept sailing all season. We have not had a single dis- tress call from the lake since last Fall.” His colleague at Kenosha, Wis., Capt. Alfred Kristofferson, concurred, uym he had never seen “anything Tike_this Winter” in his 26 years with the Coast Guard. Even on Lake Superior, most danger- ous of the group and likewise the last usually to throw off the grip of ice and snow, sailors are expecting the earliest opening of navigation in years. A number of Lake Superior harbors have seen no ice all Winter and those which have report that the bays and shores have not been frozen to the usual depth. ‘The earliest recorded opening of nl tion at Sault Ste. Marle was 7, 1902, but ice conditions com- plled Ifl the United States hydrographic branch offices, indicate that an early break-up is imminent. The expectation of the Lake mariners now is that the flflt steamer through the “Soo” cm-l may be locked next month. BOX SPRINGS to match, 524.75 Box Springs to match are also available in the same tick- ings at $24.75. This is a good 10 years. Luxuriously comfortable and beautifully nflored——phin color sateen tickindl of good qual- ity—a mattress worth more than the price quoted, L but offered for a limited time at the modest price of $24.75. See this mattress and you'll buy one and sleep comfortably ever after. Garage, chance to buy a dependable Bedding outfit r onably. PARKING SERVICE ve your car at Ott's 621 D Stree without charge, while you shop at Mayer & Co. A Guaranteed Mattress Finely Tailored FULL BED AND TWIN BED SIZES IN ALL TICKINGS MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between D and E D. C, MARCH 1, 1931—PART ONE. THE WEATHER Dllh'lct of cohlmhlm-Clmldy pre- rain this . partly clmldy -nd colder wmomw‘ Maryland—Rain followed by mgfly col lluefd’t.hud nludr:oon tomorro pal cloudy ant vxrfinn—claudy probably preceded by rain today; partly cloudy and colder wwm' Virginia—Rain, followed by | gy , _fol colder in west portion: this afternoon, partiy cloudy and colder. Record for 24 Hours. ’remnvr-tufe—mdmshe 35; 2 am, 32: 4 am, 30; 6 am, 34; 8 am 36 p.m. X 45 Hl‘he!b 60; ldwen 30. ‘Temperatur same date last year— Highest, 48; lowest, 33, + Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and 1. Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 11:45 am.; high tide, 5:10 a.m. and 5:41 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 12:39 a.m. and 12:47 pm.; high tide, 6:08 8 pm. . The Sun and Moon. Todly—sun rose, 6442 a.m.; sun sets, Tomormw—sun rises, 6:41 am.; sun sets, 6:01 p.m. Moon rises, 2:3¢ p.m.; sets, 5:07 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- ‘half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Cities. ~Temperature.~ Pu‘clnl- Aliantle G, w3 Baltimore. Md. Birmingham. Bismarck, N. Dak Buffalo, N. Chicago, Til.. . Gincinnati, Gheyenne, Cleveland, Davenport, Marquette, Mich mmnm: “Tenn. p} Phoenix, Ariz. Pittsburgh, rtland, 2353873 TERRA ANNOUNCES URUGUAY CABINET President-Elect Names Four to Take Office With Him Today. By the Assoclated Press. MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, February 28._—Dr. Gabriel Terra, who will be in- auglrated President of Uruguay tomor- row, today announced the cabinet that e i e o partly by e cabinef appoin! ly the President and partly by the Na- tional Administrative Council. The ‘Terra appointees are as follows: For- eign affairs, Dr. Juan Carlos Blanco, at present Ambassador to Argentina; m- terior, Dr. Jose Espalter, rector of University of Montevideo; war lnd navy, Dr. Alberto Mane of the mili- 3t of the four b trolled b of e four controlled the National Admmdve Cvunfl]’. three minister will continue in office. ‘They are: Pinance, Mendivil; indus- try, Castillo; public works, Benevidez. Dr. Mussio Fournier was sel minister of education to succeed Al- berto Demichelli, who retired to_enter the Senate. Felix Mendelssohn-Barthold! pro- duced some 60 musical compositions during his eleventh year alone. FOUND. POR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue ryland sve. s.w. Nat. 8088 LOST. collar 7 tan and _white; s belt. Lost Friday. Phone CORSET_Ladys new correl: ~Wednesday, Feb, 35, between 6 and 6:30 p.m, at 11t id A O ;lnumzd o P ar DIAMOND BRACELET—Lost bet. 33rd and 34n on N st nw. Reward. 1539 29th Large. brown, olice Collle. ~male: viclntt " Rewar EYEGLASSES, with gold ¢ lost at Methodist Home. or Shorehatn Hotel. Rewnd Phone Col. 5944. F CONTRIBUTORS to the Fellowshin e, American Assoc. of Uniyersity Women, ye st, n.w., Saturday, Will_finder ' please mall or bring_to_club_house? MONEY—WIIl party _who, Temoved money 9 gurse found in Keith room about . Saturday evenin; Mrs. Julla ?rnoox. mm bmwm $00_Block R Finder please return’ to 1421 Sth ward. lnfiulu—%'!l' L "’ll . Reward. Af Address SORORITY :xN—'rheu Kipne Siem with _small arls d GAnewers o mams Satu morning, Finder: pleass phoné - PHOTOGRAPHS COPIED-RENEWED ENLARGED-BY 5/ Bachrach-| & TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Phones' ( 4 gems 10341 Service The efcient manner in whi fhese skilled morticians. in ny case requirini eful tontion, merits. the L8 s anouncement. “of their successful servics Model chapel, private ambu- lance and livery in connection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave: S.E. Telephons - Adlantic 1700-1701 @ards of Thunks. CLARK, ELLA. =W to_extend our d_appreciation to our relatives and mnn for their ki TR 3. e wish to extend our our Telatives (..Ir .in‘m flarnl Kmf x ni m.zao mdfi’ uma usband, R, MARIA. We with to extend our n:-nk- and many Toiends and relatives for thelr Kind. x. pressions of sympathy and the beautiful Roral tributes at the deatn of our beloved wife and mo HAGER. HER LOVING 5! BAND, JOHN E. HAGER, AND F. lulmo. (JONAZIO. Eilssbeth H. Marino hes to extend her thanks and appre- Ciation 'to, the. Felntives. friends " and neighbors for their many’ expressions of {mmmy and kindnesses during the long iness and at the death of her late hus- band, 1GNAZIO MARINO! RAGLAND, HENRY NORMAN. We wish to express our sincere thanks and apprecia- tion to our friends and relatives for their kindness and beautiful floral tributes at the ‘Tecent death of our beloved hushand and son-in-law. HIS WIFE, M anlmn‘ B. RAGLAND, SMITH, lnul(mz VINCENT. We wish to extend ou: nks and_sincere apprecia- flon't0 our relstives snd friends for thelr kindness, expressions of sympathy and the beautiful floral tributes at the death RSKINE VINCEN gt gur ‘beloved son, E MITH. THE PAMILY. ml.u. GEORGE A. We wish to extend our thanks and appreciation to our many relatives, friends and neighbors for their kind expresions of sympathy and, the beautifyl floral tribu the death of "our beloved husband and Jatner, GEORCE WILLS. HIS LOVING WIFE. LAURA M. WILLS, AND DAUGHTERS. Beaths ANDERSON. BLANCHE DAVIS. On Satur. day, Pebruary 281931, at Waiter Reed Howpitel, BLANCHE DAVIS, beloved it of Waller Ernest wAnderson. Funeral Marh 2 "sf 10 am. "Hysons's etal Bome, 1300 Biw T HOiadives "snd feionds Tespecitully invited to attend. Interment Forrest Lawn Cemetery, Richmond, Va. BAPF, ETTA M. On Priday. February 27, M. BAPP, beloved wife “of SEP. \ Funeral “trom her late 2300 Minnesota “ave. s March 2, at 3 p.m. Relative; vited. ~ ‘Interment r ):m DRUSILLA. On_Saturday, Peb- 28, "1931. " a; Providence Hospital, R from, the Hope Baptist chunh. Charles County, Md. 00 o> 2 g BOSTON. GEORGE. On Monds: fibrulr‘ 3, GEORGH 1931, ‘at Sandy Sprin now resting at George R. 8 Tineral home, Rockvilie. Md. i .m. ' Funeral Sunday. Norbeck, tives and Richmond, BRADSHAW, IRENE. On Wednesday, Peb- . 1931, et herresidence, 488 Ind haw, sister leaves one Louise Olden. and many other rela- lrlend Pun Mare from terment \iddicoure; BROWN, JOHN W. On Fridey. February Lee fong. 332 Penn . w.. on Mos March 2. Do, Reiatives and frien Mivived o atiend: BROWN. MARY . On Friday. Pebruary 31, nw. MAR‘I J. BROWN. Remains resting at the W. W. Ohambers Co. funeral home, 2ed5: Clarendon. COMLEY, GEORGE FRANCIS, Satu; day, February 28, |.’l. at_his rum:nce, Lleeway. Va. GEORGE PRANCIS COM: aged 36 years. O Beloved. Kugoana o miey agd son of the late George A. Comley, uneral from his lll! Fesinence on Monday, March 3, at Interment _Columbia’ Gardens Arlington Co., Va. DUNN. GEORG resi “Relatives “Tivited fo attend. Interment Loudon' Park Cemetery, Baltimore, Md. 1 EISBEY, JA Priday, February et Blue Plaih u‘m’ b band of Ann: Mt. Zion rc) HVes ‘and friends are welcom GAITHER, STANLEY D. Suddenly. on Sat- urday, February 29, 1931, STANLEY D. in his 57th year. Funeral Monday, March 2, at 2:30 rom his late residence, near Gaithersburg, Md. Interment Forest Oak Cemetery, GANT, VIRGINIA LAURA. Suddenly, on Jhuisdey, February 25, 1931, at her T Blanton snd Pomeroy Toads, An C. LAURA, devote: lifton and Flsworth Gan lena Newman n tives and friends invited. GHANT, LAVRA . On Fridey, Februsry at Providence Hospital. LAURA GHANT “(nee Ficishm ed of Harry Ghant Pu he; ter's resid R, H. Hillsinger, 1 2,at2p.m. GRIESEL, AUGUST. Comrades of Col, Ju 8. Pettit’ Camp, No. 1 AUGUST EDWIN ROBB, Commander. MELYN SHEDD. In Orlan- riday, Pebruaty 27, 1931, EME- EVAN! of Joséph W. Gltrnsey nRd dauenter of John Lo edd. JOYCE, VICTORIA R. On Saturdsy, Feb T E her res! beloved daugh- nd chmomh% Ta Tnterment” Glenwood Ceme- Rlittives end THiends lnvlted z LLOYD, GARDNER P. Suddenly, o, on Priday. Februaty 37, 10 1 .t hig residence in “Rew York Ci TEOYD, yon of Wikiam B. and My 7. Hnyd ‘Funeral private. MAFFET IAM HENRY. Suddenly, on A torans, FeBrury 28 1981, at 10:45 & n Funeral Monda: '\‘fi:e,:m-. 8, Mrmane it Hit Bemotery, MOSBY, JOHN W. Deoarted this, Mo 0 Rome.” Tt ment’Loulsa County, Vi MURRAY, BRIDGET R On Saturday, Feb ary 28, 1931, at 7:45 p.m. amu of her dsughter, M 4509 Tt RIDG] Tovea ‘wife 'of ihe lats James E. Murray. Notice of funeral hereafter. MURRAY, LUROH. Monday, 'February 23, 1931, at Gallinger Hospital,'LUROH MUR- RAY, devoted wife of Charles Murray, be- Ioved Sivter of Afbert and fnman Lomax. She ‘also leaves one nicce and one nephew host of other relatives and friends. Fineral Tuesday, March 3, at Fairfi WMAN, ANNIE. On Friday, February 27, 1931, at Providence H short ilines INIE years, beloved wife of Frederick 8. man,” Punersl services Monda the hom e mother, 8.3 pm st of IPiends nvited 10 :tunl' m“t::;m: Pros: 1ri - pect Hill Cemeter: 4 nsl. .m. ml'-rnv NOAR, " Departed this life Wednes- day, Il»lg' 25, :ul. NOAH .PA de Vom 1at] Lillian ¥ Yesidence. 1804 Golumvia yoad | beloved husband of Ellzabeth G. Gaither, , Bratl;n PHILLIPS, BUSHRO) 9 yrday, Februay (TR N mgrn“' B b Phlips (hee i al 51 red 51 ears :\meul i " {riends Teied o attendr lnl"m’nl at Alexandria. Vi PRILLIPS, BUSHROD T. Me K T Gastle Sodre, No- 186, R B & A M. of Mo are flrfl!'“ to lllmh at Masonié RAMSAUR. SUSIE % On Saturday. Febru- am?«‘ et ail0 By SUSIE leP!‘er on ‘and runnm llmuur in at 2:30 p.m. oS Thirsdny. Peb- ester. B RISON. beioved huspand &( Emma Reardon. devoted father of Estel Reardon Jackson. grandfather of Hel 3 2 Juneral from his dauenters residence, 1336 You st. n.w. Tuesds March 3,'at 1 pm. Priends invited. I terment 'Harmony Cemeter: ROBERTSON. x y 28, 1931. K urday, Febri c ELUEN ROBBRTBON. ot the Camencs ‘of her dsughter. Mrs. Fdith A. Saylor, 3500 13th Funeral and interment at White Md, on Monday, March 3, at RODGERS, THOMAS SLIDELL. = Suddeniy: on Saturday Pebruary 28, ‘o3). . JHOMAS SLIDELL nomyn.s Rear 8. son_of the Admiral ! o e Julia Sidell Rodwers, Notice of funeral hereafter. 3 ANNIE. On Fridey. February eEfeydence. 622 2ird o nw. r her ‘Relatives and Interment " Lincoln Me- morial Cemetery. SHELL, DOROTHY. Priday. Pebruary r:. 1931,"at her residence, 1524 10th st. n.w. ROTHY SHELL, devoted daushier of Morian Shell and tne late Datale A Shell, sister of _Darni Tanetie Leon’and Melvin Shell. -mmmumm of Jeanette Jones and Janie Shell. Remaing Testing at her i Funeral 1 from Second ! Hotiotman ofciatine. Interment Woodland Cemetery. = Relatives and friends invited Qur precious child 13 sone. We loved her wel Bt Tesus loved her best. 1 SHORES, WINSTON BEVERLY. On Tues- day February 34 1031, WINSTON BEV: ERLY SHORES, db Editha, Shores, Puneral Sunday. M m.,. from th SiMMs. ALBERT D. Or Friday, February 1931, bis yesldence, 336 Raymond Reriaing Testing at the W. W, Chambers g0, funeral home, 1400 Chapin st m.w. arch 2, et mtml SMITH, ANNIE E. On hm-y. P!br-nry . 1031, at_her residence, 1416 Belmont st. w.. ANNIE E.. beloved wife of Arthur J. h-and mother of Marguerite A. Me: t her late residence, uu Belmont st. nw.. on Mondsy. March 2. thence to Suiorte Chureh, i5th and v ste. nw. Where mass UL be’ said &t 9 & or the repose of Tnterment At Mount Ollver Cem- SYITH, ANNTE Somrades of 8L Mat. thew's Coung 6. C. are here!y ;!:“g;gdllfl’ D&Dl’!ufl,fi lo I'chle .’h! s reh. 1o + {ie Tute home of Comrade ANNIE BMi 1'-'15 Belmont st n.w. President. n MARGARET E. HASKE. Becrotars ANNB Comrades of St. e s Council, 186, G W. . ¥. o be present to recite the on lundly March 1, 1931, at 7 p. it o Tate home of Comirade ANNIE SMITH, 4fe Beimeny st A % Sipuen, oresa MARGARET E. HASKE, Becretary: STERLING, BELLE. On reiaxy, pebri 5:30 pm., at the home of ;!r mfict. Mrs ll. B_Bronson. 1 Pre 't st., Cherrydal BELLE mm%.“- ter ol Mrs. 'llllbelh 8. Richards, aged ars. Services at Ives' undertaking DIr' lvn Ciagendon, Ve.. Monday, March 3. a P.m. Please omit l fllmus WILLIAM. _ Depa A Draaay, February 200 TSN at, bio ri’ dence, 71 BW'"' court n.w., WILL] THOMAS, loved husband Funeral Mond: arei pm. Interment Paynes com RT ¥ On Priday, February d Hospital, ALBERT F.. of Sons. 1784 Pennsyivans i pm. Mon rch Congressional Cematery, Re) Ve ‘And triends Tavited. 1 WATSON. ALBERT F. A special com- munication of the New ‘Jorusalem Lods held at Masonic 'Temple, 13th . on Monday. March 3, .. for tF> purpose of at- unefal of our late brothy F. WATSON. By order of master, HENRY W. BRANSOM. &= VEAVER, WILLIAM_EMMET. On Wednes aft: 3 1L et Funersl Sundly, erer} 1, at 230 p.m: from John T mm.é A ai Lincoln M:momx‘&mmn. o ZANGA, ANGELO, Pel i ihisy u?é“:‘:.’& d 53 ye eloved husband of Domenica. Zanga’ (neé Pied: Fu- Teral "irom_ his late sesidence; 481 © - sw., Monday, March at therice to St. Dominic's Church, mass will be fung st 10 a T the e of his soul ry’ Mmetery. * Relatives and iriends invited. ” § In Memoriam. BARNES. WILLIE HANSBOURGH—WILLIAM H. In loving remembrance of my de dl!gmer ARNES .veniy winds blow_softl { spot ‘mid .h. , you will never be forgotten !nrou;'h these lonely years of strife. YOUR MOTHER AND WIFE, NA] Nmt BASTIN, IRENE. A tribute of love and de- Vorion 9. the. memory "of our ‘beloved mother, IRENE BASTIN, who left us thir- teen years ago today, March 1, 1918. As we loved her, 50 we mi our memory she is always n Loved. Fermempeved: lonsed !, Jor always, « Bringing_many a silent HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. b R g o e g oy of our d Qnr. beloved “husband, . father BAUMANN, who departed m K years ngo Yodsy, March 1, 1038, and. £ datehter aria dister, MAR MANN (nee Baumann). who den-rhd this life seven years ago today, Ma , 1924, Some day, some time, our eves -lnu see The faces we loved 'so_well. day"their hnds Wil be clasped in ours And never say farewell. Tife pearly wates were opened, rentle voice d ‘‘Com¢ Wlthtilulal un:pokflenh y gently entered home. BVOTED WiFE. MOTHER, SON AND D EROTHER many sad things in this world of s dest of all is to Por e fongce Senmot” tell” wheh i "utters Of the sadness it leaves in our hearts. We shall meet you some bright morning, The g Just Wite & cheery suile wad & K They hav Thes ure’ B0 dead they are, gone where souls have rest nd the cares of life are done, where the Otics who loved you b ‘Will meet you one by o WSS bippy dars s g, salored. Whi wel together: But, oh, how changed it all is now, Binceyou are gone. forever. EVOTED ER. " SON-IN.LAW. GRANDSONS. ROTHER-IN ROWN, MATTIE. A tribute of love to the s mother, MATT ouf dear e i BreVeurs "avo 1Bday, Maren 1. 0%, A precious one from us has gone A voice we loved is stilled, A vacant in our home Mother, dear, how we miss Tow With' your loves, one. there, with you. o Some day, nolher look for us. . Best on thy labor's o'er, 5 i Rands il torl ‘ho. more. Faltnlil mother, botn trie and ‘Eind; A truer mother you could never find. of us she did her departe: February 20, 1 1 think of “‘on “h’:"‘ morning T think of > ter, ase e tm-y. Mareh’ parg. o "u"tfi:..“’-‘m a The pain. of pariing IIA W. aln mmr;n“ FRYE, Sariin ar ml- lite ‘one vear avo todas, Ma wnn happy hours we once weet_ thelr ‘memory SHIN Bt denth has left aching void This world can n!v!r . HIS DEVOTED WIFE, GRACE PRYE. * GRAY: MARTHA H. Sacred tg the mem mutn-r. ARTHA one year ago today, n lm mnuua a gift from Geod, mbered under the 80d: In fife loved for her steriing worth, In death cherished as & heavenly star i DEVOTED ,CHILDREN. * HYDER. MARY L. J bt loving re- e depal this' life one year ago todsy, March 1, Priends, don'( think that I forget her When see me smile, ch” that*sm es ) - LOVING HUSBAND, JORN A. HYDER, ¢ u&xnnu. EDNA M. A tribute of died three years ago fo- o'rxb FRIEND, VIOLA DYER. * .vonnmu. MARGARET A = with sad but loving thoughts of my grandmother, ARET A JOHNSON. 'who departed life one year ago today At rest. DOROTHY. 0¥, OTTO. In sad memoty of my beloved Passed away nine yeate n‘o wdn'!v )nrch 922, Avaveza lllllcl. MALCOLM J. 1In lovh brance of our dear hiusband and Tsther, MALCOLM J. KERRICK, W) years ago today, March 1, 1920. ‘We have lost a 1 miss him As We walk through this world Sunshine passes. shadows s be or tew, They are flled with remembrance, dear father. of you. HIS (DEVOTED WIFE, EUGENIA, AND l.umnln. GEORGE A.. JR. In membrance of our dea brother, A. LANGBEIN, Jr. who departed this Seven sears s ioday, pdare 1 l?.. LANGBEIN. GEORGE A. love 10, the memory st 'o%r Srother 8 uncls, GEORGE 4. LARGEEIC Jr. paseed away leven arch 1, 1920, THE mm PAMILY. ¢ MILLER. LEMUEL B. 8 Sscred to memory of my bel, husband, B°S. MILLER. who dtvtr\zd tols I years ago today, March 1, mass at St Martins BeaChursh: MILLS, FLORENCE L. In ua -nl Eimembrance of our desr sister, FL ENCE L. MII (nee Dawson LLS ted this life 13 L L e mrm m BROTHER. * MILLS. FLORENCE, prance of gur RENCE Tite 15 years ago fs we loved her, so we miss mmmmluuivln‘u; = 7, llnel L e e OA’ RUCKD! MM ‘nfll tk’l’nfl I!lt lllll:h 1, 1928 v labor 'nu it ands. wiii lou oyt it Tafihful mother, botn true ‘and Trother. you could Deyer Por uil of St sha did her begh God ul sran: her 1o a&mflzfl. ELSIE. SAUL. ELLA ¥. ear mother, BLLA m thig }l‘l’- seventeen years ago brings forth s r one lai 1;5 . ones A -no ved ane ma To et oo in Nt mw Xn e hnm ALSUT, memory Aweet! ,.s?k;""mm-“"" WILLIAMS, LETITIA R. Sacred memory of my devoted sistes R. WILLIAMS, who pa: years ago today, March 1, We shall sleep, but not forever, There shall be a glorious dswn '! lhll] meet M! m ne u“f ADDIE QUISENBURY. ® FUNERAL DIRECTORS. WILLIAM J. NALLEY Original Successor to Tios. R. Nalley & Som, Now Located at 522 8th St. S.E. Lincoln 0480. Atlantic 037': J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W.__ NATIONAL 1384, 1388 _E. T. MATEER 49 Lee Highway, Cherrydale, Va, Clarendon 779 AMBULANCE _SERVICE .3 P. J. SAFFELL FERSONAL SERVICE—REASONABE a5 Sh MW ™ Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Huno 924 New York Ave. N.W. | CHAMBERS " Frank Geier’s Sons Co, _ Moders mgi L 5 N‘hufl 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Ambulance service. j‘FE‘fMENfi'%BNS Estab. 1862, 1241 Wise. Ave., pb. West 0804 _ & WILLIAM J NAI.LEY CHAS. S. ZURHORS'I I SRS ALHU8 R.SPE?\RE