Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1931, Page 9

12 DIVING BOMBER TYPE PLANES BOUGHT BY NAVY Recently Developed Craft Insuring Greater Accuracy Given Tests at Anacostia. Twelve planes of the diving bomber type, recently experimented with at the Naval Air Station at Anacostia, were purchased today by the Navy Depart- ment, ursler contract with the Glenn L. Martin Co. of Baltimore. The Navy Department said the oontnct price, in- cluding spare parts, is $525,000. ‘The Bureau of Aeronautics recently developed this type plane, which is known as the BM-: 1 in conjunction with the Martin concern. The department explained that in this type ship the bomb is released when the pll.ne is at the end of a vertical dive, instead of in a horizontal position, as is the present universal practice, which in- sures greater accuracy in bombing oper- ations. SR I A 1S A true Chinese loves jade as much for the feel as for the color of it. It is the only stone which satisfles the sense of touch as well as sight. 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S FUNERAL TOMORROW Representative He had figured gress in the work the Farm Board. superintendent respectively. | universities. ces for Representative of for more than 16 years, died suddenly of heart disease, a few hours before he planned to leave for his home in Louis- fana for the Summer. Jackson Parish, La., in 1869. He was born in rominently in Con- t led to the enact- Noted as Educator. Prior to serving in Congress he was widely known as an educator.in his | hcme State. He was twice elected State education, without opposition, in 1904 &nd 1908, He was elected chancel- lor of the University of Mississippi in 1907 and was president of the Louisiana State Normal College 1908 to 1911. held & number of degrees from leading public ment of farm relief legislation creating He Mrs. Aswell, the Representative's wife, James Benjomin Aswell of Louisiana, | has been ill for some time, but was said who died at his residence, in the North- | today to be bearing up well under the land Apartments, here yesterday e conducted in the Sund: room of Calva | morrow afternoo W. S. Abernethy | officiate. Inter; Creek Cermeter | _ Sergeant-at-Arms | House of Representatives the official com: House at the fu school | ry Baptist Church to-| at 2 o'clock. Rev. 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THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow, lowest temperature to- night about 30 degrees; warmer tomor- row, gentle to moderate northwest winds becoming variable. Maryland—Fair tonight and tomor- row; rising temperature tomorrow, di- minishing northwest winds becoming variable, Virginia—Fair tonight and tomorrow, frost on the cqast tonight; warmer to- morrow, dimini3hing northerly winds becoming variable. West Virginia—Fair tonight lnd to- MOITOW; WArmer tomorrow. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 34; 8 pm,, 34; 12 midnight, 34; ¢ am, 33; 8 am, 34; noon, 41. Barometer—4 pm. 3005; 8 pm, 30.06; 12 midnight, 30.03; 4 am, 30.04; 3 am, 3007: noon, 30.05. Highest temperature, 41, ncon today; lowest temperature, 33, oc- curred at 4 a.m. today. ‘Temperature same date last year— Highest, 75; lowest, 43. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast nnd‘ Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 1:19 am. and 1:45 pm.; high tide, 6:58 a.m. and 7:21 p.m. Tomorrow—Law tide, 2:01 am, and 2:27p.m.; high tide, 7:38 a.m. and 8 p.m. The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose 6:18 am.; 6:16 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:17 am.; sun sets 6:17 p.m. Moon rises 5:48 am.; sets 4:50 p.m. Automoblle lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Welth!r In Various Citles. sun sets H‘remn'ratu re. 'E Stations. .. City.\| more, Md. 3002 Birminghi Cloudy Snow Snow Cloudy Cloudy Clear Snow . Pt.cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Gharleston, §.C.30.10 Chicago, 1II.... 30.28 Cincinnat, Ohio 30.30 Oleveland, Ohio, 30.22 Columbia,’ 8. C. 3014 Denver, Colo... 20.90 Detroit. Mich... 3026 El Paso, Tex.... 30.04 Galveston. Tex.. 30.22 Helena, Mont .. 3012 Huron Dak.; 29.90 Indianapalis.Ind 30.28 Jacksonville,Fla. 3008 Cloudy Cle, Louisville, Ky. Miami, Fla N. Orleans, T . New York, N. Y. Oklahoma City Omaha. Nebi Philadeiphia ' . 290 Phoenix, Ariz. Bittsburgh, Pa S0 ke ity San Antonio San Diego. 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Funeral services and interment Wednesday, March 18, at 11 m., in Blandford -mttuy, Petersburg, Va. ACTON, ALFRED H. On Tuesday, March i7, 1631 et his Tesidence 108 hand st. ALFRED H. ACTON, beloved hus- of Mary L. Acton and father of Pomas J “Actor and Mary L. Badell Notice of funeral later. BARNETT, DIOCLETIAN C. On Mondss March 16, 1931, DIOCLETIAN MBICE 18 of’Pne tmie iilam A, and £l Cantey Barnett. Remains resting Guire's funeral home. 1820 ¥th st Funeral Wednesday, March 18, at B, from McGuire's funeral ‘nome, 18 th ‘st. n.w. BROWN, ARBRIE, Departed this life on Monday, March_i7, 1931, at Gallinger Hos- pital, ARBRIE BROWN, belosed brother of uise Minor and Theodore Brown. Notice of Iur\exll later. BR! VIOLA. On Friday, March 13, T, WIOTA BRUNSON, devoted wife of Frank Brunson and M Funeral Wed- ter of nesday, from Liberty + Baptist Church. ng at the W. Ernest Jarvis 1432 You st. CMAPMAN, RICHARD. Departed this life on Monday, March 16, 1931, ot Emersency Hospital, aiter a brief iliniess, D CRRBHAN. Rematns. resting at Janiters funeral parlors. 1115 22nd st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. CHASE, JENNIE. Departed this lite on Pri- day, March 13, 1931, at her residence, 1636 Montello ave. n.e,” JENNIE CHASE (nee Pondexter), daughter of Mrs. E. L. Pon- dexter. She leaves to mourn their loss loving_ mother and, devoted aunt, Elizabet] on: o host of other relatives A Trlends " Functal at Northeast Baptis Ghurch, 3rd of. between D and E sts. ne Wednesday, March 18, at 2 p.m and friends invited. Rev. W. B. Hm. Chase. . at 1 pm. Remains suneral church, CHESTER, MRS. W. 16, 1931, at Ni W. W. CHESTER, H. T. B. Harris, CORR, ALIC! 1931, ALIC W. On Monday, s York City, N. Y, Mrs, niece of Rear Admirai On Monday, March 16, ed wife of Robert J. dence of their Clyd 5 nesday, March p.n. t Fort Lincoin Ceme COX. PERRY E. nday, 1 s March 15, ildfen’s Hospital, PERRY E. on Weanesday, terment Columbia_Garde; viS, JEROME F. _Suddenly, arch 16, 1931, JEROME F. DAVI! ing husband of the iate Frances D. Davis, aged 66 years. Funeral from the resi- dence of his daughter, Mrs. Irene E. Lyd- dane, 3007 Cambridze pl n.w. Thirsday tives and friends invited Ariizston National Cemetery. NIE ELIZABETH. On Monday, 3 . av the resider daughter. 5 A. Bro Charies st.. Edmonson. Md.. A ABETH, beloved wife of the late John H. ) 1 from the above reside March 18, at 2 pm. Rela Interment a HATTIE ORA. On Sunday at her residence. 1428 R HATTIE ORA, beloved inera) sarvices funeral home, on 2 pm. Inter- |UNEMPLOYMENT SENDS Dr. Klein Is Speaker at 1931 Meet- ing of Joint Stock Land Banks. A back-to-the-farm movement, at- tributed to unemployment, was de- demand for farms is greater now than |at any time in recent years, declared a number of persons at the meeting. Methods of protecting the investor and increasing service to the farmer wera discused at length. Frank W. | of the organization. | Dr. Julius Klein, Assistant Secretary |of Commerce, in an address at the | meeting, said he saw no danger to merican trade as a result of the visit of the Prince of Wales to South Africa to regain Jost markets for Great Brit- ain, expressing the belief the South | American continent will have the ca- pacity to absorb both American and British products. LOST. | BAG—Black _Teather snopping ba¥. concain- ing money and papers: on Monday. March | 16; on Meridian place, between 14th and 16th | sts. or car stop at Osden st. Reward Dept. of Commerce, 10th and Pa. ave., | Room_1010. i il BRACELET. W old, 3 diamonds: Sat., March 14, downtown, on 14th st. line’ or Kann's Dept. Store; reward. _Call Ga. 0267-W. Persinn. c 6 KYECLAESES tical Co., Inc.. 918 F Park Car at 13th and Pa. ave. Minnie R. Burton, Route No. dria. Va. | 1, Alexan- mals; name Rex: —White, 936 'Shepherd st. lost Monday. Reward. n.w. _Adams i3 Brown leather EYEGLASSES, shell-rimmed, Fox Theater Sunday. Call Adams GLASSES—Pair_of glasses in brown Edmon- | ston case 1. ‘ave and 16th st reward. | Eastman's Sch Reward, Advis sant st. 18 initials C. H. L. in MATCH BOX—Gold. 1 Phorie Shepherd Takoma Park. Reward. 2962-. g | PIN—Green gold bar pin. crest in | initialed in back; between 3001 Porter | Klingle Bridge. ' Liberal reward. janitor 3001 Porter st POCKETBOOK _Black, __containing diamond. ring; on 26th st. car from Chase. Reward. Return to 1817 5th | Apply con- | taining ubnm $53 and pocket piece. Liberal | reward. * Return Miss O. Souder, U. 8. \'\,umnr Bureau, Room 66. Phone. 9 to 4, | Pot. 4300 evenings. Falls Church 838- | RED PERSIAN FEMALE CAT— | section.” Reward. Phone Potomac 1266 r Geneva 3 Cafe le Parddis. Finder please return to Apt. 112, Cavalier Hotel, d receive reward O matter from what walk of life a person funeral services might carry a complete line of about what they easy stages. W STREET. N P H')N lSiLli‘COLN lzooazcu MEN BACK TO FARMS | scribed at the annual meeting of .voxml Stock Land Banks here yesterday. The | | Blair of Detroit was re-elected president | can' 1dentify; | ater | and | e T e T hig late 5086 t rd. n.w., on T} day, March 19, Al m.Requiem mass O M Ry of. Vistory Churchs on Gon dult ra. nw. at 9 a.m. Relatives and frlends - fMviea® to ‘ttend. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 18 HANCOCK, MAJ. WILLIAM F. On Mon- day, March 16,1931, at_Walter Reed Hos- pital, Maj WILLIAM F. HANCOCK, be- loved husband of Olive Hancock, * Fu- neral from the W. W. Chambers funeral home, 14th and Chapin sts. n.W. on Thurides, Mexen 1o, at 2 pim, | Inter: nt at Arlington National Cemetery with full military honor 30 pm. 18 HARTLEY, JOHN ROBERT. On__Sunday, March 15, 1931, 1,33 am,. at Sibley Hos pital, JOHN ROBERT HARTLEY, beloved usband of !Hl Virginia Hartley and John Robert, ir.: Wil- and Esther Mitchell. Funeral from his residence, 719 4th st. s.e.. Wednesday, March 18, at 2:30 p.m. In- terment ai Cedar Hill Cemetery. 17 HARTMAN, JOHANA, Suddenly, on Mon- day, March 16, 1931, JOHANA HARTMAN (nee Healey), low of Louis Hartm: and sister of Michael Healey, Dan Healev and Miss Elizabeth Healey, Funeral from the Tesidence Of her son. Frank J. HAriman. 4828 8th st. nw., on Wednesduy, March 18, ‘at 8:45 a.m. thence to Bt. Dominic' Church, 6th and E sts. s.w., where will be said at 9.30 am. Relatives friends invited. Interment Mount Cemetersy. HILL. THERESA. on Monday l at Gallinger Hosp! THERESA HIL devoted ~wife of tus _Hill, beloved sister of Harry, Nathaniel. West- and Mary Elizabeth Amelia Bowman. Re- mains resting _at the John T, Rhm# fu- neral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. otice of funeral later. March 16, On Monday, March 16, ome. 1108 4th st. se. HELEN. beloved daughter of Raymond and’ Fthel Jackson. Remains resting at the W. W, Chambers fuaeral home, 1400 Chapis st n.w., until 4 pm. today. Fu above Tesidence on Wednesda at 3 p.m. Interment Congre tery. DIAMA. Passed away March 16, her residence, 6lst and Georges ave.. itol Heights, Md.. AMA LEE, the beloved wife of Dr. A, H. Lee and mother of Minnie L. Ulle. Wil liam A. Lee, Nellie L. Johnson and George H. Lee of Brooklyn, N.Y. Puneral serv- ices at her late 'residence Thursday. March 10, at 2 p.m.; thence to the Free Methodist Church: i2th and N sts. s at 2:30 pm. Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment Cedar Hill Crmnrry 18 INGEBACH, EDWIN W. On sday aren 17 1931 at Bibley Hospital, EDWIN W. LINGEBACH of 45 New York ave, n. MARTIN, Javes March ' 16. 193 '\ JAN LIAM, beioved husband: of Jula. C tin__Funeral from his late residence. Maryland ave March 19, ut 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friends in- ted. “Interment at Prospect Hill Ceme- 18 . March 18, years, beloved wife of the late Meinérs. Funeral from her Iate Tesidence, 3646 New Hampshire ave. n.w Thursday. March 10, At 1:30 p.m. Services at Corcordia Lutheran Church. 20th and G sfs. n.w.. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. 18 MEYERS. GERTRUDE 1. On Sunday, March 15. 1931, at her residence, 1320 G st. se., GERTRUDE 1. MEYERS (nee_ Auguste, widow of the late William R. Mevers. Funeral from the above residence. Wednes- day. March 18, at 2 o'clock. Interment Congressional Cemeter: 17 PATTEN, JAMES E. On Monday. March 16, 1931, JAMES E. PATTEN, father of Ken- neth S.. Delia W. Patten’and Mrs. Frank T. Shull. Funeral from the chapel of Clyde J." Nichols. 4209 9th st. n.w.. on Tuesday, March 17, at 4 p.m. Inferment at Brockport, N. Y. | PAUL, CAPT. HENRY M. On Sunday, March 15, 1931, Capt. HENRY M. PAUL (math. U. 8. N). retired, father of Carroll Paul. Funeral from his 'late residence. Apt. 605. the Ontario. Wednesday. March 18. at 1:30 ? Interment Arlington National Cem ery, D. L. On Sunday RICE, morntny rch AT A T Sy S M g 115 o8 1oed Husband of Mary A. Rice, " Hematns being brought to Washington for burial. Notice of funeral later, RIDGEWAY, ISAAC. On Monday, March 16, 1931, at 3 pm. at East Riverdale, M ISAAC, beloved husband of_Elizabeth Ridgeway. aged 75 vears. ~Funeral ser ices at Columbia Heights Christian Church 1435 Park road n.w.. on Thursday, March 19, at 2 pm. Interment at cedar Hill Cemetery. ~ (Loudoun Count: papers please copy.) 18 RIXEY, REBECCA C. On Monday, March 16, 1931, at_her Tesidence, 1737 Lanier place n.w. REBECCA C. RIXEY, widow of James M. Rixey. Services from the 8. 1931, rince DI- John H. p.m. ROSS, E. | March 14, 1931 ROSS, the beloved son of the Inte Willlam A and Maria Ross. He le their loss two sisters a host of other relatives and friends. Fu- Teral trom the residence of is Sister, M | Mary B Berrs, 232 L st. s.w., Wednesda Merch 18, at 2 p.m. SCHWARZEL, CATHERINE. March 16, "1931, at 1 Hospital, Philadelphia, beloved ~ wife _of William Schwarzel. Remains resting at I irch funeral home. 303¢ M <t. ' n uneral from St. Patrick's Church, 10th and G sts. n.w. on Thursday. March 13, at 9 oclock. Interment at Prospect Hill Cemetery. | SKINNER. DOROTHY M. Op Mondly M 1931, DOROTHY _M.. Peloved Wite“st Blaney A Skinner. Funeral serv- ices at W. Deal's ' funeral home, % 1 e on Thursday, Marcn 18! at 2 p.m’ Relatives and friends invited. Interment private. 18 CHOMPSON, ANNA. On Saturday, March . 1931, ' ANNA ‘THOMPSON. sister of s end Sarah ENott. mother Funeral Wednes] h, 26th and P sts. n.¥. | TILLOU, MARGARET V. Departe lite of Bunday, Mareh’ 15 1931, 243 SIS U, devoted Wite of 4 3 Bisides Her hushand. she s survived by her daughters. Miss Gladvs M. Tillgu, Mrs. R._E. Bell and son, Edwin M. Tillou.” Funeral services will be con- ducted at her late residence. 343 10th &t ne, Wednesday afternoon, March 18, at 2’ o'clock. Relatives and friends are in- vited to attend. TiLLOU, MRS, MAGGIE. Members of In- dependent Council, No.. 2, Daughters of America, are requésted to’attend the fu- neral of ‘our sister, Mrs, MAGGIE TILLOU, from her late residence, 243 10th st, n e, on | nesday. March 18. 1931, at 2 o'clock pm. ELIZABETH SEWELL, Secretary. * TYLER. HATTIE CRAIG. = oOn 31, a8 1185 pm | dence. 307 N 5 belovea “Wite of Frank Tyler. Funerai from her mother's residence. Martha [« 1220 6th st. nw. Wednesday, | March 18, at 3 p.m. Relatives and friends three prot! On_ Monday, st Samaritan VASSER MYRTLE GRIMES. On Sunda March 18, 1931, in Pittsburah, . MY TLE GRIMES, beloved wife of H. C. Vas- ser, loving, daughter o the late Catherine Inloes and sister of Florence Cle John Clegs. Funeral Thursdav. ) 3 at 2 o'clock, from McGuire's funeral home, 1820 ‘9tn st. n.w. Friends and relatives invited. 18 VON BAYER. WILLIAM HECTOR. Suddenlsy Monday, March 16. 1931, WILLIAM HEC- TOR. husband of Greie Lorlebers von Baver. Body resting at Gawier's chapel, 1754 Pennsyivania ave. n ervices at New York ave Presbyterian Church Wednesday, March 18, at 2:30 p.m. Inter- ment Rock Creek Cemetery. WASHINGTON. = NELLIE, Tuesday. AN CRONon " NeiEie WhsHINGTO Remains at Fraziers funeral home. 383 Rhode Island ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. WHITE. ALICE. Departed Saturday, March 14, 1931, after a long il- ness. in full triumph of faith ALICE WHITE, devoied wife ‘of Earl White, mother of Earline and William daughter of Lillian Duckett Wel daughter of A Wells. sister of Mat Bernard Duckett. She also Jeaves a host of other reiativés and friends. A Remains Testing_at her late residence. 418 N st. Dw. Funeral from Galbraith A. M. E Zion Church. 6th st. oetween L’and M sts nw. Wednesday, March 18, at 130 p.m., Rev. D. Battle, pastor. . WILLIAMS, MARTHA. Suddenls, Sunday March 15, 1931, at he residence, 1543 MARTHA, beloved wife of . mother of Emma A Helen Corsey, and Emma L. Williams and Other relatives and friends survive hér. Funeral Thursday March 19, from Central M. E. Church: 5th st. beiween M and Ridge sts. 1:30 ‘p'm. Relatives and friends inv AMSON, B Oeorn MeKnight Williamson, oF ot ‘Gesrae MEKright. Willjamgon and sister of Gen. W. H. Johnston, U. S. A Tetired. at_Paris. France: Col. E. M. 8. Army, retired, of New York Huntinglon Johnston of tma, Wash. Body resting at Gawler's ARS8 Ba e n e Bervices at the Chureh of the Epiphany, 1317 G st. n.w., on Wednesday. March 18, at 10:30 am. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. In Memoriam. ALBERTS, HENRY. A tribute of love to the ‘memory’ of my husband, HENRY ALBERTS, hoodied four years ‘ago todsy, March The one T loved has gone to Test, His firm, (1ue heart is still; ‘The hand ‘that always e me help Now lies in death’s coid chill. How sad today is my troubled heart, How dim my eves with te: obbed me of the one this life on Williams. randmother _of irs. Edna Sewell. BEALL, WILLIAM O. Sacred to the mem- ry of our dear father, WILLIAM O. ALL, who denll’"d this life two years g0 today, March 19, 1929. BEvores Davomurses. In sad and loving re; beloved daughter ar o Siodes ,mh life one year CLARK, AGNE: Brance ‘of m; sister, AG Who departec March 1 who misses you sadly some one W¥WAaRs fof o Gally, 7165 to be brave & feht $ 1 i hearts lnnot hll h" o X ‘uxi miss you, our home that In Memoriam. B e Maton TEVIOTS, elehteen years a0 todey. Gone. but not_fargotten HER BON, ROBERT G. SMITR. COLLINS, SARANW V. In dear mother, SARAH passed away sixteen years March 17, 1915, Some may think you are fo Though on earth you are no more; But in memory you are with us, As you slways were before. HER CHILDREN. GILHOOLEY, PATRICK A. In sad but lot ing remembranice of our dear, Liother and orother-in-law, PATRICK A. GILHOO! ho deprted this life one vear 480 todsy, March 17, 1031 Anniversaty mass Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown, D, Loved in life, remembered in dn JAMES J. AND MARY E. GILHOOLI o GIOVANNETTI. ANGELINA. In sad byt loving remembradce of my motner, AN GELINA GIOVANNETTI, _who {his life fouricen years deo wdn, nn HER 80! A tribute of lnv' 17, 1917, HAWKINS, MARY E. the memory of our devoted mother, E, HAWKINS, who departed this ite seven mother. fram your place, r gentle, smiling face. ome, the empty ch Seem more than ‘our sad Ymm an bear. LONELY DAUGHTERS. BLAN: 3 WILSON, MAMIE V. HAWKINS. o R.. In loving memory of our v and grandmother, A who left us one year ago S oaas, HER SON. EVERETT, AND GRANDSON, CLIFFORD LONG. LUCAS, DORA. Sacred to the memory of our dear mother, DORA LUCAS, who departed this iife thirty-two (32) yea ago today, March 17, 1899. Her peace is sealed, her rest is sure, Within that better land: While we weep and linger She rests from human woe. Jesus, our shadowy path illume And teach the chasten'd mind To_welcome ail that's left of good, To all that's lost resigned. HER LOVING CHILDREN, CAS. MRS. MINNIE L. LOUISE A HAWKINS AND MRS, TIE TAYLOR. NELSON, NOVELLA M. 1In sad and loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother, NOVELLA M. NELSON, who passed from this life one year ago. March 17, 1930, Her smiling way and pleasant face Are a pleasure to recail; She had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all Some day we hope to meot her, Some day, we know mnot when, Touclnsp her hand in the better land, er to pari HER LOVING Hiu¥BAND AND DAUGR- rAl,\nn. EMMA V. membrance of m EMMA V. PALMER, twenty-five years 1906, In s2d but loviny wife and our “ho departed this ago today, Mare HER HUSBAND AND CHILD AN, G, Jn sad but loupg re- ROW! me: of oiir dear mother, ROWE. who departed this life twenty Years ago todey, March 17, 1911, Gone, but not forgotten. HER CHILDREN, EUNICE AND WILL. * SISSLER. MARIE A. In sad but loving re- rice of my dear mother. MARIE A, SISELER. who deparied this life five yea 450 today, March 17, 1926 SMITH, LUCY A. AND WILLIAM Sut lovine renembrance of oyr ents, LUCY A. SMITH, who depar life February ‘14, 1928; and SMITH, ch 16, 192 In a lonesome grav Many miles away. Lie our dear, Sleeping in the cl 1ot e m'u today their memory linge: THEIR LOVING DAUG! , VERNIE, of T ateer motmers it | SARY S Rl LIVAN, who passed away, March 17, 1 throne: S Qthers, may fade and some disappes Six years ago today ‘h" hn us, but ETHEL AND JUANITA. SULLIVAN, MARY E. 1In lovin ‘There is & memory f{or one 101 Shrined in 'n love that has bullt her s But always my_mother's di clear:” ‘MRS R. B. HARBAUG WEISSMUELLER. MICHAEL. ' In sad re- ‘membrance of MICHAEL WEISSM! ‘1‘9’15% died one year ago today, March 17, Let us pause in the midst of our joking, il jests for the moment fos Give a thought to the dear fun-provoking id friend, whose life star has now set. His absence but dra: the nearer, Between us there hangs but & thresd. To_us ihere could be no one dearer, We feel he's just missing, no; dead, P. J. SAFFELL m'fi:'fi?‘:‘i’ !‘l'lcl—“mll 3 Frank Geler's Sons % Mddern Crusel Teienuons National 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel e T Lincoln 0524 Ambulance service. ) 1862, 1241 Wise. Ave., ph. West 0804, _* " Thos. R. Nalley’s Son Son 517 11th St. S.E. LI 1220 CHAMBERS " Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924 New York Ave. N.W. Distriet 2008 CHAS. S. ZURHO! 0L EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 0372. ~Yosesh F. Birch's Sons (8AAC BIRCE) 3034 M St. N.W. Ehony Wert sor GEO. W. WISE CO. 2000 M St. N.W. Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 9th_Bt. N.W. Col._6324. V. L. SPEARE CO. Nelther the successors of n with the original W. ment. Cotaniian Phone Nationa1 2892, 1009°H St. N.W. Form St. N.W. Established 1878, .]lgflhN R. WRIGHT CO. N.W.___Phone North 0047. J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 333 PA. AVE N.W. __ NATIONAL 1384. 1388 WILLIAM J. 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