Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1931, Page 9

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And at $50—magnificent bench-made suits which are true custom productions; exclusive in fabric and expertly hand needled!’ Saks—Third Floor Learn the Joy of Wearing Shoes With “Natural Tread” foot neTT raTore ANY man who knows that tor- tuous “five o’clock fatigue,” knows the peril that is in incor- rect shoes. If you would experience again the joy of true foot comfort, step into Foot-Joy Shoes. Let their scientific lasts give yowm the natural tread nature intended — balane- ing the weight of walking and stand- ing—banishing the strain of your 14,000 steps a day! . Si 6 12— really gives A 0 E arch support 310 -—‘12 Saks—First Floor absorbs the shocks that tire you oul; relieves your foot muscles; HINE PANARETF STRGKEN, EXPRES \Wife of Former Minister From Bulgaria Dies at Residence Here. Mme. Lydia O. Panaretoff, wife of Dr. Stephen Panaretoff, former Min- ister from Bulgaria to the Upited States, died at her home, 1868 Columbia road, late yesterday from a heart at- tack. She was stricken shortly before 6 o'clock. Mme. Panaretofl had long been prom- inent in social life and her gracious ness and charming manner won for her high esteem in diplomatic circles. Dr. Panaretoff had the distincjion of being Bulgaria’s first Minister to the United States and served from 1914 until re- linquishing his duties in 1925. Was Massachusetts Native. Mme. Panaretoff took an active in- terest in varfous welfare activities in the National Capital. She was especial- ly interested in the Juvenile Protective Association, the Instructive Visiting Nurses Socfety and the Washington Community Chest. She was a mem- ber of the Washington Club. A native of North Andover, Mass., Mme. Panaretoffl was the daughter of the late Oliver and Augusta Gile. was educated at Mount Holyoke College and later taught at the American Col- lege for Girls at Constantinopel, Met in Constantinople. It was while in Constantinople that Mme. Panaretoffl met her husband. ‘They were married July 4, 1892. ‘She first came to this city when Dr. Panaretofl assumed his dutles as Min- ister in 1914. After he relinquished his post Dr. and Mme. Panaretoff con- tinued to reside in this city. Besides her husband, Mme. Panaretoff is survived by a brother, Arthur O. Gile of North Andover. A son of Dr. and Mme. Panaretoff was an officer in a royal guards regiment in the Bul-| AMBULANCES Best in Town. 34.00 Local Call. ... can Chamhers Co. Co. 0432 Economy E cost of & funeral serv- ice should never be al- Jowed to become an added burden. ‘We hold the expense within the limit set by the purchaser. Personal and individual at- tention to every case. M.(FAWLER CO. “ Funeral -Directors - " 1804 M St. N.W. _'I—'_ehghc'm.‘l’n( 4]70-’!71 Bigger and Better Funerals At Half the Usual Cost Are Done by Chambers A Whole Funeral for Low as . . Alfred B. Gawler Walter A, She | D. C, WEDNESDAY, Death Mourned y MME. LYDIA O. PANARETOFF. | garian Army and lost his life in action | during the World War. Funeral services will be conducted in | All Souls' Unitarian Church, Sixteenth | and Harvard streets, Friday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. |MRS. E. L. STONE BURIED IN OAK HILL CEMETERY Widow of Dr. Frederick Stone Was Lifelong Resident of Chpital. | _ Funeral services for Mrs. E. L. Stone, | 84 years old, widow of Dr. Frederick Stone, formerly connected with the surgeon general’s office, were conducted at Hysong's funeral hom: this after- | noon. Interment was in Oak Hill | Cemetery. Mrs. Stone died at her home, 2523 Thirteenth street, Monday after & brief iliness, She was ‘a lifelong resident of | this city and a descendant of prominent Maryland families. She was the grand- | daughter of Francis Scott of Maryland, | a relative of Prancis Scott Key, author | of “The Star Spangled Banner.” Active in soclal circles her: for many years, Mrs. Stone had attended many White House social events and knew | Presidents Gasfield. Grant and Arthur. | Mrs. Stone and her sistcr, the lat> Mrs. | Elizabeth Nesmith, were known through- out early Washington for their beauty. | _ Mrs. Stone is survived by two nieces, | Mrs, Jean F. P. des Garennes of Long Island, N. Y., and Mrs, John Walker of Bostor. 2 Marriage Licenses. Matiss Echaves, 32, and Salina Holt, Rev. All Poore. Henry H. Weidner. 31, and Margaret Lightfoot, Swem Harry J. Humphrey. 21, and Prances L. Harbaugh. 18; Rev. John C. Copenhaver. | _Lewis L_ Jessup, '25. Brim. N. C.. and | Bess " G. Nichols, 21, Ballsville, Va. Rev. John C. Ball. James H. Reno. 23. and Virgle M. Bryant, 21 both of Beaieton, Va.; Rey. Henry W. and Carrie | Tolson | Russell N. Johnston, 31 | siaugnter, 26: Rev. W. D. Jarvis. | . 44, and Bell Walker, 30: | | | 36; Fort Myer, Va. 18; Rev. E. Hei both of Frederick-burg, ! Harvey Dunham. | o Bfrnard J. Atchison, 23, and Dorothy J. ‘Wills, 23; Rev. J. F. Fannon. | gNofton P Lawier, 22, and Elzabeth R Ennis, 20; Rev. E. Hez Swem. 3 28, Sadie E. Metcalfe, Cole, T. McCown. 30, and Corinne L. 2ol Robert A. Gooden. New York Clty. u . 28, Sunnyside, Long Island: Rev. Earle Wilfley. Janfes Davis, 22. and Pearl E. John- . Btanford Thompson. G, Hawkins, 28, Mutual. Md., 23, this city: Rev. J. Hudson. 24. Spring Green. Wis., and Margie W. Butierbaugh. 23, Marlinton, W. Va.: Judge Mary O'Toole and and William A. Gawler . Gawler Joseph G AWLER’S Sons FUNERAL DIRECTORS ESTABLISHED 1850 Chapel Lady Attendant Cremations 1750-2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional 5512-5513 EISEMAN’S SEVENTH Al D P 'STS. Buy Your Easter Clothes On.- Our Conven ient Credit Plan Pay in small weekly or monthly amounts, ed 15y to meet. SUITS & TOPCOATS 25 $ 30 35 The new Spring suits and top- coats are here. They have style. They have quality. And they’re priced right.' - Rich shades of tan, grey, brown and blue, in smart' patterns for men an d young men. APRIL 1, 193t THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Rain tonight; tomorrow generally fair with rising temperature. Maryland, Virginia—Rain in east and central and snow in extreme west por- tions tonight; tomorow generally fair with snow flurries in extremé west por- tions. West Virginia—Snow tonight: tomor- rew fair with rising temperature. Thermometer—4 p.m., 45; 8 p.m., 44; 12 midnight, 41; 4 am., 38; 8 am, 41; noon, 44. Barometer—4 p.m., 29.90; 12 midnight, 20.7! 8 a.m,, 20.36; noon, 20.23. Highest temperature, 49, occurred at 3:30 p.m. March 31. Lowest temperature, 38, \occurred at 3 a.m. April 1. ‘Temperature same date last year— Highest, 70; lowest, 37. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 1,a.m. and 1:26 pm.; high tide, 6:41 a.m. and 7:09 pm. Tomorrow—Low_tide, 1:49 am. and 2:18 pm.; high tide, 7:31 am. and 8 pm. s, 2053 The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:55 am., sun sets 6:30 p.m. Tomorrow—S8un rises 5:53 a.m., sun sets 6:31 p.m. Moon rises 5:21 p.m., sets 5:19 am. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. ‘Weather in Various Citles. € Temperatur Wm0l [ (U weg o wy Btations. Weather. qusiu_3ser sl PN Birmingham ... Bismarck, N. D, Boston. Masy. . Cloudy Pt.cloudy Snow Cloudy Cloudy Clear . Cloudy Clear Clear Clear io Cleveland. ‘Ohio. Columbia, 8. C. Denver, Colo... Detroit, Mich... El P; Indianiapolis.Ind 29.54- JacksonvilieFla. 29.58 Kansas City.Mo. 29.88 Los 'Angeles. ... 29.92 Loutsville, Ky.. 29.46 Miami, Fla 8 New Orleans’ . New York, N.Y. Oklahoma City Omaha, Nebr. . Philadeiphia Phoenix, Ariz. Portiand, Oreg Rajeigh.' N. C 8ait Lake City. 297 8an Antonio. .’ 29.88 San Dieso, Calif 29.88 8an_Prancisco. 30. Si. Louis, Mo.. Si. Paul. Minn Seattle, ‘Wash c . Pt.cloudy . Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Rain FOREI (1 am., Greenwich time, Station, London, England Paris, France Berlin, Germany.. Brest.' Prance. . Geneva, Switzeriand Stockholm, _Sweden Gibraltar, ' Spain. (Noon. Gree (Fayal). Azores... Part cloudy (Cufrent obsérvations.) Hamilton. Bermuda. 68 Clear Havana, 'Cuba...... Cloudy Colon, Canal Zone.. Part cloudy Horta Free-for-All. BERLIN, April 1 (#).—Police reserves | were called in to restore order in a policemen’s meeting last night after a free-for-all fight interrupted proceed- ings. ;. The “Society of Democratic Police Officials” gathered in Berlin to demon- strate againet the Steelheimeters’ ple- biscite and the National Hecklers continually interfered with the speakers and soon the battle was on. Police from the outside hurried in and forcibly ejected the disturbers with impartiality. *The orator, & police ma- jor, then proceded, praising President von Hindenburg’s emergency decree and condemming Adolph Hittler, leader of | the National Socialists. MacDonald Takes Vacation. LONDON, April 1 (#).—Prime Min ister MacDonald today left Hendon Al drome by plane for Lossiemouth, tish fishing village, where he was Born, to spend his Easter vacation free from parliamentary worries. The most stren- uous item on his program is golf. Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the Heaith Department in the last 34 hours Christian E. and Cathrine Johnson, boy. Glovanni and Santa Caffo. boy. Nelson and Alberta Wampler. boy. Peter and Neilie Liebling, boy. Raymond and Mildred Bowen, boy. Ralph L. and Bertie Tweedale, bov. George R. Scott, boy. Latha C. . boy. Edward J. d Adelaide Ervin, boy. Ross D. and Doris Thompson. boy. Colin L. and Ruby Ward, boy. William M. and Margaret Gibsol Joseph and Florence Di Angel Prank D. and Lena Dawson. Donald E. and Blanche Bennel George E. and Mary M. O'Connor, girl. Ashton E. and Mattie Carter. girl. Emil R and Anna Ditoto, girl. Joseph and Susle Holt, girl Raymond and Prancine Baynard, boy. George and Lilllan Berry. boy. boy. i il Deaths | Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Depsriment In the last 24 hour Mary B. Miller, 86, 321 6th st. se. John R. Ergood, 83, 1403 Emerson. John J. McHugh, 82, “Soldiers’ Home. Oliver ‘Sutor. 82, Soldiers’ Home. Emma L. Flemming, 80, 251 John W. Ridgely, 172, 334 Mary Alice Whyte, 71, 1921 Kalorama rd. Mae I. Nothnagle. 66, Sibley Hospital. Robert L. Potte, 64, Soldi 58. Eme: . Gallinger Hospital. Samuel C. Heald, 45, Garfield Hospita Margaret Barber, 40, Emergency Hospiial Jeanne Fernauit, 24, Gallinger Hospita Robert R, Whyte, 16, 1261 Irving st. Camilia Golucei, 3, Providence Hospital months. Children’s Hospital Alvin Miles. 8 months, Children’s Hospital. Jobn R. Brooks, 33, 432 1 st. 5.w. James Butler, 43, 1218 32 G Isaac_Thompson, 40. 307 M st. Baker. 30, Freedmen’s Hospital FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Ani League, 349 Maryland ave. s.w. kX / LOST. BAR PIN, heart shaped, set With pearis, diamonds ' and amethysts. Reward _return 3925 Glover driveway. Phone Cleve. 5350. 2° BRACELET, et with 14 diamonds, Saturday nmient at Wardman Park Hotel of en route to 1437 Rhode Island ave. n.w. Owner will give & liberal reward for return. Call_Mrs. Allen ki BRACELET, onyx and gold; $10 reward. Co- lumbia 2143, Apt. 44: 1= RESERVES QUELL POLICE | Berlin Meeting of Officers Ends in | Socialists. | THREE GIRLS AND MAN GET BONDS AFTER RAID K —— ‘Three girls and & man, arrested yes- terday following & raid by the vice squad in the 900 block of New Hamp- shire avenue, demanded & jury trial in Police Court today on charges of possession of liquor and maintaining a nuisance. Betty M. Simpson,' 23: Pauline E. Back, 21; Bernice L. Kitts, 21, and Charles N. Sant, 34, were arrested by a police squad headed by Detective H. G. Wannamaker. About a gallon of alleged lkflmr ‘was reported seized. Judge Isaac R. Hitt ordered the four released under $500 bond each. Grinnell College Head Dies. GRINNELL, Towa, April 1 (#).—Dr John Hanson Thomas Main, 71, pres dent of Orinnell College, died at his home about 8 a.m. today from anemia, with which he had been suffering for the past month. @ard of Thanks. SOMERS, SADIE CATHERINE. I wish to extend my sincers thanks and apprecia- tion for the many Kind expressions of hy and beautiful floral tributes d by, friencs. relatives and Snider of St. Paul's English Lutheran Church at the death of my dear mother, SADIE_CATHERINE SOMERS. HER SON, FRANK L. SOMERS. ¢ Braths | BANKS., CHARLES W. On Mondsy, Mareh 30. 1931, at 7:45 a.m.. at his residence. 08 Biairs ct. ne. CHARLES W. the beloved husbanid of Elizabeth Banks. Pu peral services will be conducted st the funeral home of John L. Stewart, H si. bet. 1st and Norih Capitol sts. ne Thursday, April 2. Interment Payne's Cémetery. Unveil thy bosom, faithful tomb. Take this new freasure to thy trust, And give these sacred relics room To slumber in the silent dust. WIFE. * BARBER, MARGARET. On Monday, March 30. 1931, at Emergency Hospital. MARGA- RET G.' BARBER of Mount Vernon Semi- nary. Funeral at Brattleboro, Vi, Thurs- day, April 2, at 2:30 p.n. 1 ARNES. MARY FORD. Ou Sunday, March 29, 1931, MARY BARNES (nee Ford), de- yoted mother of Albert Barnes of Msdrid, Spein; loving sister of Mrs. Laura Olas- coe, Priscyla Carter, Matilida Link, Heien Brooks and Nathaniel and Isaac Ford Mrs. Glascoe, 1801 8th st. n.w.. Thursday, April 2, at 1 pm. Remains resting tem: porarily at McGuires' funeral home, 1820 9th st. n.w. 1 F._On Tuesday. March 31, 3 P’ BIBB. aged 88 years. Pu’ neral from Deal's funeral home, 818 H st. ne. on Thursday. April 2. at 3 p.m. Intermént Fort Lincoln Cemetery. BRIGGS, GLADYS. Departed this life Mon- ay.” March '30. 1931, at hér residence. 1737 10th st. n.w., GLADYS P. BRIGGS. he devoted' wife” of Luther M. Briggs, loving daughter of James and Blanche Truehart; sister of Frances Johnson, James, jr.; William and Dorothy Trueha: and niece of Annie M. Allen. Funeral Thursday, April 2, at 8 p.m., from ‘the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w. Interment at Charlottesville, Va. 2 BROWN, MATTIE, On Sunday. March 29. 1931, 'at Freedmen’s “Hosp! HATTIE BROWN, devoted daughter of Georgia Denton and the Iate Nourse Denton, lov- ing sister of Pannie Matthews. Annie Rob. ipson "and Samuel Chapman. She also leaves other relatives and friends. Re. mains resting at her late residence. Lamont st. n.w. Funeral Friday, Apiil at 1 p.m.. from the W. Ernest Jarvis fu- neral church, 1432 You st. n.w. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 2 BURCH. SOPHIE E__Suddenly, on Tuesday. March 31, 1931. SOPHIE E. BURCH (nee Thomas). beloved wife of the late Harry P. Burch and mother of Normeh. Helen and Emily Burch of 652 H st. ne_ Fu- neral from the above residence on Thurs- day. April 2. at p.m. Interment Motint Olivet’ Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. COLUMBUS, MARTHA GORMLEY. On Tuesday. March 31, 1931. at her residence, 2702 13th st. n.w. MARTHA GORMLEY, beloved wife of the late Willlam F. Co- lumbus. . Puneral from her late residence on Priday, April 3. at 9 am. _Services at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart at 9:30 Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. THOMAS J. On Tuesday., Mareh . THOMAS 'J. DODSON. aged 67 Funeral from. his late residence. st. n.w. on Thursday, April 2. m. Intérment Glenwood Ceme- OSCAR. _Suddenly. on March 30, 'OSCAR GLENN of 943 T st. hushand of Fannie Glenn of Cassie Taylor. am, DODSON. 31. 1931 Remains at Prazier's funeral home, 39§ R. 1. ave. n.w. Puneral Thursday. April 2. 1981, at 1 p.m.. from Frazier's funeral home. Rev. Randoiph of- ficiating. Friends invited. -interment Lin- coln Memorial Cemetery. GULICK, WILLIAM F. On Tuesday. March 31, 1931, at 6 am. at_the Homeopathic Hospital. WILLIAM 'F. GULICK. Puneral from his late residence. 12 Rhode Isiand ave. n.w. on Thursday, Aprii 2. at 2 p.m. Reiatives and friends invited to at- tend. “Interment at Congressional Ceme- ery. * GULICK, WILLIAM F._ A special commus! cation of Benjamin B. French Lodge. No. 15, F. A A M., is hereby called for Thursday. April 2. 1931, at 1:15 pm. in Lodge Room No. 1. New Masonic Temple, Washington, D. C.. for the purpose of condyeting ' Masonic burial * gervices for our late brother, WILLIAM F. GULICK. By direction of the worshipful master. SIDNEY 1. BESSELIEVRE, Secretary. HARROD, ELEANOR. Departed .this Iife Tu March 31, :30 . lence, 2230 '11th st. n.w.. ELEANOR, wife of William J. Hyrrod. She leaves to mourn their loss a loving mother, Mrs. Annie Butler; two loving sons. Willlam and Earl: one aunt, Mrs. Margaret Dix: three devoted sister. law and many friends. Funeral Priday ai 2 from Plymouth Congregational Church, 17th and P sts. n.w.,, Rev. Wil- liam Herbert King officiatin; We saw you slowly leave us, Helplessly we stood by And d ed the cup of bitter grief The hour we saw you die. HOWARD, JOHN WILLIAM. On_Friday. B IR SR B band of thne late Fannie Howard, brother of Edward J. Howard and Miss Ethel H. Haywood. He also leaves to mourn his departure_a host of other relatives and friends. Remains relllns at the John T. Rhines fuperal chapel, 3rd and Eye sts s.w. Funeral Thursday, April 2. at 1:30 p.m., at Zion Baptist Church. Deanwood. JONES, JULIA. Departed th March 30 1931, at 11 am. dence, 573 23rd pl. n.e., JULIA JONES, the loving wife of Crawford Jones, sister of Robert Sims and niece of Henrietta Thompson and M. Gray of Philadelphia. Pa. She also leaves other relatives and friends. Funeral Thursday, April 2, at 1 p.m., from St. Luke's Episcopal Church. 1 MANNING, SAMUE On Tuesday, March 31, 1931, at his residence, 123'R st. : SAMUEL MANNING, beloved husband of Marion Manning. Funeral —Thursday. Rhode Isiand ave. n.w., at 8 p.m. Priends McGOWAN., JEROME A. On Tuesday, March 31, 1931. at Providence Hospital JEROME A. McGOWAN, beloved brother of Hortense McGowan and Irene McGow- an Menke. Funeral from his late resi- dence, the Stanhope Apartments, New Jersey ave. and st . Apartment thence to St. Aloysius Church, where prayers will be said at 10 a.m. for the repose of his soul. Interment at Mount ‘Oh»eta Cemetery. Relatives and friends McGOWAN, 200, life Monday, at her resi JEROME A. United Council, No. National Union Assurance So- clety. announces the death of Member JERGME A. McGOWAN. MOORE, JOHN. On Monday, 1931, * at Gallinger Hospital. MOORE, _beloved husband of Rachel Moore. ' He alsg leaves three step-chil- dren. ‘Florence Ames, Robert and Julius White. and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines’ funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts s.w. Notice of funeral later. OSBORN, PHOEBE J. Suddenly. on Sunday, March 29, 1931, at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs’ Harry Farmer, St. Ausustine, Fla. PHOEBE J., beloved wife of Rev. t_Osborn of ‘Washington Grove, Md. Remains resting at Gart. parior from Wednesday. 3 p.m. until Thursday, April 2. Funeral on Thursday. April 2, at from Washington Grove M. E. Ouk Ceme: March 30, JOHN Interment Forest thersbure, Md. PACKARD, AUGUST PALM on Wed- nesday, ‘April 1, 1931, at_his residence. 1926 Newton .. AUGUST PALMER PACKARD. fi of ' Margorie, Robert C. and Mrs. 'C. M. Zepp. Services at the above address on Thursday, April 2, at 1 p.m. Interment Troy, N. ¥. PANARETOFF. LYDIA ANNE. Suddenly. tery, BOSTON TERRIER, brindle and white, mule, r o112 | 5362, g COAT, boy's blue, near Pierce Mill; reward. Col. 8 2 brown spot on one eai reward. Adams EARRING, a March ernoon_near 7th_and E n.w. or 136 R Call_Decatur _0837. white-gold frame. 6 Cathedral ave., or Clev ivet. Adams brilliants ronud 4425, L day evening School gym. ward. _Call Adams 4766, {lver, monogram M. M. C." " Coll Bradiey 151. | TERRIER—Male, white- 0 Urell pi. ne. 1% Maze) Tuesday, March 31, 1931, at her residence. 1868 Columbia rd. nw. LYDIA_ANNE PANARETOFF. beioved wife of Stephen Panaretofl, Remains resting at Hysong's funeral parlors, 1300 N st. Funeral service at All Souls' Unitarian Church, 16th and Harvard sts. n.w., Friday. Apri 3. at 11 Interment (private) Rock Creek Cemetery. E) PARIS, MARY. Tuesday. March 31, 1931, MARY PARIS, beloved wife of Constantine Paris. Funeral from 1315 Spring rd. n.w. Thursday. April 2. at 1:30 p.m.. ther to St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Chureh, 8th and L sts. at 2 p.m. Interment Glen- wood Cemetery. PETTIS, IRENE. Departed this life su denly,’ Tuesday. March 31. 1931, at Preed- men’s Hospital. IRENE PETTIS, daughter of Carrie and Lee C. Pettis of 2045 b st. n.w. She leaves to mourn their loss a hosi lati friends. Funeral Funeral from the residence of her sister. | ... be- | nd uncle | e ] %’umm"x‘-ll:nm’{;? POE. Beloved husband "ot Liliiag 3 years. Padgett's funer; S horeday, Asril t '3 ment at = Episcopal Cemeter; POORE, GEORGE A. _Suddenly, M: 1931, GEORGE A. POORE. ,bclc'""'h\r:: band of Nellie Poore (nee Burrows),. Funeral from his late residence Chesapeake st. n.w. on Priday. April 3, AL 10:30 am. " Services at 11 &m. At B fnos Catholic Church. Tsnlestown, D. C. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. = 2 REDWAY. WINIFRED ®. Suddeniy. Mon- " March antic City. N 2y \\:Imrnrlnsn 2" {ierment ot Medinn.” riesday. DR L DX ) ” ROBINSON, ALICE. o Cail " meetin clock. Adims & Smoot. Punerel Eh b.m. from 8 day, April 2. 1531, at 1 son’ M Doty oy & Sherman ave. and Sister MARY ELLIS. 8. M Sister v GEORGIANA"HENGON, ‘B oY ! SHERMAN. FLORENCE 3. March 31 1931, at_the resiSenceur 8 mother, Mrs. Jennie Mackey, FLORENCE J., beloved wife of Josepn F. Sherman and daughter of the late Arthur B. Eimore. Leader. SMITH, ADA B. On Tuesday® 19317 ¢ her “residence, 413 G St o un A A B. beloved daughter of Mrs. F Smith _(nee Been) and the late Ane Xre\l J. Smith, aged 37 years. Puneral Al:;"l glh)lll B;n,ll;\l Clmregeon ,'fldl!d i p.m Qemetery. (Mémbers of Miriam Chapter, 0. 23, O. E. 8. please take notice.) 3 - aOR, Monday, March 30, MA ' SMITH. ~ She leaves five R and two sisters. Remains resting tyghe W. Ernest Jarvis funesal ehurch You st Funera) Thursday, April 2. at 11 am. fio funeral Chu’pch.r e V Ernest Jarvis WILLIAMS, JORN. On Mond Jis restaemce 301G (" devoted husband of aiso’ Jeaves fiteen child, erandchilaren. sixteen gr one sister. Victoria White, relatives and friends. the John T. Rbines funeral North Patrick st.. Alexandria, geral Thursday, Apeil 324071 o. on Baptist Cliurch, Alexandtin, terment Dousias Gemetery. " V™ In Memoriam. BUNDY. ZENOBIA MILLER. Sacred to memory of ont hetoved ter. ZENOBIA MILUER BONDY. Sho. the a parted this life paried this life one year ago today, April We cannot say. and we will That Zenobia is dead: o "Rt Tway. a wave of the She has wandered in And 1eft U3 dreaming how. very ferr It needs must be, smee she lingers there, We think of her as fari . dea In the Tove of there s the Jove of heve. We think of he e same and HER DEVOTEY P. BUNDY, AN BUNDY WILSON, FERRIS, ERNESTINE = EMILY. daughter of Rev. Canon T. B. foved sisker o GRafisndy, 438 "5 T of Godfrey F. Perris and of Nowell Swaine Perris, - BEm o S g o4 o0 ok “In God's keepin, KERWIN. WALTER JOSEPH. A love to the memory of our de: and father, WALTER JOSEPH X;;’u"l“ lnoluddenl’ one year a HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND LITTLE soN. EDNAH * ROBINSON A :ALTBR J KERWIN, J:F“ LEIMBACH, DELIA. In loving tribute to the cherished memo: i R hen ry of my desr aunt. ELIA galled away three ven it Loved in life, remembered in death. TAENE. » McCALL, MANIE V. In s membrance of my MANIE V. McCALL, who one year ago ioday, April 1 miss you here. I miss you thers, PR A AR ER (SISTERINIAW, LOLA MeCALL NIXON, BLANCHE E. A tribute of love ¢ ibe memory of our desy mother m@ April 1, 1930. TS vy I saw you slowly I i apaseen ] SRt ined the cup of bl The day we saw you die. . Tf They say time heals a b b X T v ar ‘my heari Dearest mother, just for n“. Today doesn't seem as happy. . The sun doesn't shine s bright. Since you were called away, dear motheff To 804'['0“!“!] n.fi‘:’." . As I loved her, so I mi T remembered, longed for siways Bringing_many a silent tear. HER LOVING DAUGHTER. MARY. * T emembrance of S dcas*Sulby father, FRANK W. WALK e one yéar ago today, April 1, 1830. Today brines to us ssd memories one who pa: away. And’those who think of him Are the ones who loved him best. = « A. happy home we once had, But since that duy there ls'no mere ike the days when you were here, DEVOTED WIFE. NELL] | WALRER AND CHILDREN. . WHITTINGTON, WILLIAM. Sacred to memory of my devoted husband, WILLI, WHITTINGTON, who departed this life one year ago today, April 1, 1930. ‘The blow was hard, the shock 3 Little did T think your death was near Life was desired, but God did see That eternal rest was best for thee, Sleep_on. I say. sleep on. HIS WIFE, EVELYN E. IGTON. WHITTINGTON. WILLIAM. In fond re- fembrance of gur dear father and fatners n-law, W] HITT! A Icft us April 1, 1930. e We do not know the pain he bore, We did not see. him die. We only know he went away And did not say £00d-by. We shall meet him some brl Resting by the waters fair He is waiting for our com In the upper ___ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Sardo & Ca. Funeral Chapel. 412 A 8T. N.E. Lmh.su * Ambulance service. Thos. R. Nalley’s Son 517 11th St. S.E. LI 1220 CHAS. S. ZURHORST HIP.E;::T”C.::PIOI. ST. Ve coln 0372. W. W. Deal & Co. ' 316 H ST N.E. INCOLN Joseph F. Birc (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. _Epene Wert ome. 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