Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1931, Page 7

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(2) $147 3.Pe. meg Room Suites. . ... .. $47 $97 o) ijnsg Roon-1 Scum:: $ 1 27 $ 149 (1) $250 10-Pc. Din- ing Room Suite. . (2) $19S 5-Piece Bed (4Rog;ns S4uli)tes i $99 (II){%Z%S;IIE; Bed $ 1 1 8 l'loom Sl'lilz. ) “ % 1 3 8 $10 Bed Room Chairs. .$2.95 $8 Vanity Benches 95 $10 Bed Room Rockers. .$2.95 ..$4.98 & & & $10 Occasional Chairs . . $12 Occasional Chairs. . .$6.95 $39.50 Chair & Ottoman ....$19.95 $79.50 Chair & Ottoman. . ...$34.95 Free Auto Parking Space . If you are look- ing for real values you will be sure to find them here— but, plan to come early for the quan- tities are limited! Use Our Budget (1) $179 3-Pc. Liv- ing Room Suite. . (2) $200 3-Pc. Liv- ing Room Suites. (2) $225 3-Pc. Liv- ing Room Suites. $110 $119 $125 (3) $29510-Pc. Din- ing Room Suites. (1) $265 10-Pc. Liv- ing Room Suite. . (1) $400 10-Pc. Din- ing Room Suite. . $189 $169 $195 ;3;{332 = 5169 i ey ( -Pc. Rg:m Sunt‘:e Bed $225 METAL BEDS (2) Beauty Rest Mattresses. .$19.95 (3) $25 Single Box Springs. . ...$10 $10 Felt Mattresses.............$5 (4) $10 Metal Beds .. ... 9595 2) $12 Metal Beds...... (2) $16 Metal Beds. ..........$7.95 $20 Metal Beds ...............$10 ‘Qpposite Our 8th Street’ Entrance | Distinguished Men Named on| IDR. KOBER FUNERAL 10 BE TOMORROW Long List of Honorary Pallbearers. Funeral services will be held tomor- row afternoon at 2 o'clock for Dr.| George M. Kober, dean emeritus of the Georgetown University School of Medi- cine, whose death Friday morning end- ed a career of 58 years of service in the cause of public health and medical re- search. Services will be conducted in the au- ditorfum of the Medical Soclety Build- ing, 1718 M street, in the presence of many friends in professional and sci- entific organizations in which Dr. Kober was active during his years of residence and work in Washington. Interment will follow in Glenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers will be the nephews and grand-nephews of Dr. Kober, who was a bachelor. Announcement was made that the honorary pallbearers will be representatives of governmental, edu- cational, professional and scientific so- cleties with which Dr. Kober was iden- | tified. ~‘They are Surg. Gen. Merrit W. | Ireland, U. 8. A.; Surg. Gen. Charles E. Riggs, U. 8, N.: Surg. Gen. Hugh J. Cumming of the United Siates Public Health Service, Dr. George Tully Vaughan, Dr. James A. Gannon, Dr. John D. Hird, Dr. Nelson Gapen, Dr. Ales Hrdlicka, Dr. Felix Neumann, Dr. Walter Hough, Dr. C. Hart Merriam, Dr. Gilbert H. Grosvencr, Dr. Joseph Kennedy, Dr. Herbert Scjoenfeld, Dr. Willlam Garry Morgan, Dr. Robert Wol- lenberg, Dr. J. Winthrop Peabody, John Joy KEdson, Willlam RE. Willoughby, George 5. Wilson, Walter 8. Pratt, Dr. George W. McCoy, Brig. Gen. Jefferson Randolph Keenf#Dr. J. O. Skinner, Ap- pleton P. Clark, C. E. Fries, Dr. Wil- llam P. Argy and Dr. Francis J. Ready. Memorial Will Be Held Later. Memorial exercises will be held at a later date at Georgetown University, it was announced by President W. Cole- man Nevils. 8. J. A speclal meeting of the Executive Committee of the Associated Charities was_held yesterday morning to adopt resolutions on the death of Dr. Kober. Arthur Hellen, chairman of the board | of managers, presided. | The resolutions as adopted noted the | fact that Dr. Kober had served as & member of the board of managers of the soclety since 1902. During this en- tire time he had been chairman of its Committee on Provident Savings, and had been a warm advocate of the sys- tem of thrift promoted by this method of purchase of stamps in amounts vary- ing from a few cents to larger sums. these stamps to be redeemed at the will of the saver u:cordlng to his means. Every year Dr. Kober, as chairman of the committee, participated in the audit of accounts, and watched with eager in- terest the rise and fall in the amount of annual deposits according to prosperity of the depositors. Interest in Unfortunate Was Personal. ‘The resolution further noted that for 25 years Dr. Kober had been a member of the Executive Committee of the so- clety. Always punctual in his appoint- ments and conscientious and painstak- ing in any task which he undertook, there was scarcely a policy or mfls sive movement approved by its d of W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Adams 10341 —— FUNERAL SERVICE The cost of funerals depends largely on the casket selected. A modest funeral may be ob- tained for as little as $100.00. Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 9th St. NW. Columbia 6324 We furnish caskets made By the National Casket Co. Telephone National 5000 For immediate delivery of The Star to your home every evening and Sunday morning. The Route Agent will collect at the end of each month, at the rate of 1% day and 5 cents Representative of all that Is Best of Veostand on our sccomplishments evidence of the high ur work. ~Pamilies in all of fife and in all sections oF Waikingion cal on s’ Model chapel, private ambu- lance and livery in connection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 Our Charg Adult F 30 cost less than....$100 75 cost from $101 to 150 144 cost from 151 to 200 306 cost from * 201'to 300 180 cost from 301 to 400 112 cost from 401 to 500 121 cost from 501 to 1000 32 cost 1000 or over “Satisfactory Service at the Price you wish to pay” o, o APRIL 26, mmmwnfinm xoharwhndnmn leading part. an authority on ques- uomatluumm his counsel of the soclety's sought. His murw. l.n those handi- caped by reason of poverty or misfor- tune was deeply . He was ever an advocate and champion of move- ments looking to the betterment of their living conditions. In conclusion, the resolution stated, “The citizens of Washington have lost a man who has given himself unspar- ingly for more than a generation to the best interest of the city in the broad field of human welfare. His colleagues of the board of managers of the Associ- ated Charities will long cherish his memory and his example of rare un- selfishness.” The resolutions directed that the memorial tribute be entered upon the permanent records of the soclety and zhx-ntu a copy be furnished to Dr. Kober's family. ALLEY SECTIE)N VISITED BY 40 CHEST SPEAKERS First-Hand Information Gained in Trip Conducted by Mrs. Florence Stewart. Beeking first-hand information re- garding Washington alley dwellings, & group of 40 members of the Com- munity Chest Speakers' Bureau, per- sonally conducted by Mrs. Florence Stewart, secretary of the Hor Com- paid a visit to several of the alley sections during the past week. The trip was made in two chartered busses and talks were given en route by Mrs. Stewart in one bus and Canon Anson Phelps Stokes in the other. Each cited figures on crime and disease in al- ley_sections. The party visited Logan court, Brooks court, Kings court, Schotts alley and Navy place. District of Columbla, Maryland, Vir- ginia and West Virginia—Rain today, tomorrow generally fair; not much change in temperature. Record for Twenty-four Hours. ‘Temperature—Midnight, 61; 2 am., 51 4 am, 50; 6 am, 49; 8 a. o p.m. 6 pm, pm., 50. Highest,’s Temperature same date last year— Highest, 55; lowest, 38. Tide Tables, (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 8:52 10:40 pm.; high tide, 3:27 3:54 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:17 a.m. 6:54 pm. Tomm-row—&un rises 5:17 am.; sun sets, 6:55 p.m. e lam) o half hour after ml:aet = L Rainfall. Comparative figures of the monthl; :ix;{&lsl in Liu zc‘tl::“.l for the first flm{- nst the average is in the following table: ki e Average. January ...3.55 ins. January . February ..3.27ins. Pebruary March. 3.75 ins. March. January, 1882, 7.09 lnchu, 1884, 6.34 inchi arch, 1891, inches; April, 1889 913 inches. Weather in Various Cities. ~Temperature.— Preciol. Ma: in. ation. 8 at- Satp.m. to urd, i urda'y nu‘.zn spm.épm . Atlanta, uSEESSg suTsas: Galveston, Helena, Mont, Indinnapoiis, 1nd lle; B Omaha Phflldelnht o Phoer.ix, Ariz. Bittsburgh, P nd. M- s, Paul, Minn. ¢ §.n Antonio. n;n L Fohapre i WASHINGTON, 27-'35'52;‘2‘85'33283’23323&3#3323 1931 —PART on these matters as affecting the welfare | clients was constantly using mittee of the Council of Social Agencies, | ONE. Qurds nt Thanks BIRCH. e wish to exten Shaceretharks lnfl sn reciation T our | B mnny friends fo: et n.nqm:r ln‘v 'd ony “or L] BIRCH. " T the "death of FRASER. ALEXANDER. We b the oclals” andmen o "\éfo' ‘adm .'fi George ‘amp, No. 7. Ramival Rovert ¥ Bei 7 &nip. No. a1, et erans Df Foreign W Na N 4 P P M.; Rev. Robei Vans. Dnnu fl our” relations and Trisnds kindne and for their beautiful fioul l\'lhulel sent at the dtllh of our w;lz‘lngl hrglh%A%%EngNg!fl ASER. MRS, ALLEN. DAUDmN VERA A. We wi & Horal"tribires’ sentat the “dentn ‘ot our Y 15, 7 %‘sfi'"" " WACTER AND ELLA A Bratha BAXl’Fl-v 'nmuu E. On Thursd: o BA. urs: .,bel%pn‘ ;m R. Baxter (nee Mar- nuk Funeral {rom, his henu o, St i Tor s 3 Mark's ohur:h. 3rd_a; ent” Cedas Relitives and triends invited. c"“""’ Priday, Anrll OBuney HoshiPil loved husband - o his 15t year. 8, at 9. ‘V l‘l"l' , LYDIA™ VOLL‘ATII April 25, 1931, at 2:25 .mon lnkdlflu. 1941 1st st. n.w.. LYDIA VOLL- RA’ B De! loved mother of Mil- dred and William_ Bennetts. nmeul sery- vll!d lnlermen‘ Rock Creek Cem: MARTIN DODGE RITES TO BE HELD MONDAY | Services Will Be in Maryland and All Souls’ Unitarian Church, With Burial Here. Funeral services for Martin Dodge, 80, director of the United States Office of Public Roads in the McKirley ad- ministration and & pioneer in the “good roads” movement, will be held at Dodge Park, Prince Georges County, Md., at noon Monday. Services will | RILLYER, follow at All Souls’ Unitarian Church | bt at 3 o'clock in_the afternoon. Burial Pallbearers for the funeral will in- clude Brig. Gen. H. C. Newcomer, Washington; _ Senator Duncan U. Fletcher of Florida, Seneca Canfleld, Garrettsville, Ohlo; O. C. BStrawn, Dodge Park; Heber M. Wells, former Governor of Utah, and Wade H. mm. M. O. Eldridge, Armstrong Perry, Kep- ler Hoyt, Willlam Canfleld Les and Dr. 50; | will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. J. M. Aldrich, all of Washington. Mr. Dodge began the practice ‘of law in Cleveland and was a member of the Ohio Legislature for a number of yun Willlam McKinley, then Governor of Ohio, appointed Mr. Dodge chief of the Ohio Roads Commission in 1893, and when Mr. McKinley became President in 1897 Mr. Dodge was named to the Federal office, which he held for eight years, BENNETTS RITES PLANNED Native of Dhin to B. Buried at Rock Creek Tomorrow. Funeral services for Mrs. Lydia Voll- reth Bennetts, who died yesterday, will ! . | be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock .| at her residence, . | Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. 1rs Bennetts was a native of Ohio, but had lived for the past 29 years in | the District of Columbia. She was a ¢ | member of the Lutheran Church of the Atonement. Survivors include a son, William, and daughter, Mildred Ben- netts. both of Washington; a brother, Otto Vollrath, Bucyrus, Ohio, and three sisters, Misses Eva and Mollie Vollrath of Bucyrus, and Mrs, Ella Pringle, Oak Park, IIl 0DD FELLOWS TO MEET |Line Officers’ Association Will Be| Guest of Excelsior Lodge. ‘The Line Officers’ Association of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will hold its monthly meeting as the guest 1 of Excelsior Lodge at the Odd Fellows’ Temple Tuesday_eve: More than 100 presiding officers of the subordi- nate lodges and officers of the grand lodges are expected to be present. President Martin A. uccimry is hope- ful that all officers will attend. He n}wwhu invited Odd Fellows from out of town. FOUND. COIN PURSE with smail amount of money found. Owner call National 9622 from 10 o 12_mornings to ldln'.ll! ROSARY—On tur pl. Call for it, in person_only, ll the Farnsboro. . R LOBT ANTMALS appl: Anlmnl Rescue 9 Maryland ave. s.w. Nat. A LOST. cnnulmnl——llo. Thursday nignt. Revire prone Gievelnng BOSTON TERRIER —Male, brlndla and white: sirayed from 7210 Blair rd. Return or phone Georgla 0222. Reward. Mr. Ruppert. et with 5 ames s 2585. BUI OF KI e H. Lewis on at- :a:rr:;d ok, EAIT Nath Sse3 Mondar” Re- Holland expects to establish 10,000 farms on the 550,000 acres redeemed through di the Zuyder Ze: A Funeral Service Need Not Be Expensive Our estimate plan tells you exactly the entire cost. You need not spend more than your budget allows. But you are assured of a refined and dignified service regardless of what you pay. Personal attention to every case. LM (GAWLER CO. * Funeral - 1804 M St. N.W. Telephone Pot. 4170-4171 AMBULANCES Best in Town. “ 00 Local Clll Clumben Co St PERRY & WALSH Funeral Home 20 H St. NW. National 6736 UALITY, service; first, last and always, together with moderation in prices. Complete funerals as low as $200 may be arranged. Bigger and Better Funerals At Half the Usual Cost Are Done by Almus R. Speare Potomac 4600 1623 Conn./Ave. N.W. Chambers s Friday. Mabel otel; re- ila, containing legal estate 2t "Sth and You sis. Sat. ‘about Phono Adams 4469 or Te- D. R_PIN_in Capitol, Harty Dot Retura %o odds ward. ENVELOPE, pepers, lost at o Re; o8 n':' A FOUNTAIN PEN, 15 Gesk sot: 148h o e ward. _Adams 295! GLASSES—Lost nhune Decatur Brookland, D. C. Tele- SSES_Shell- near Thomas Uilcl! Seward.Phone Deeatur 3501, u\ss:s—wmu lold i vicinity Tuniaw and B.w. | Reward. Clll Nfll 'nml-' rd LORGNETTE—On Sat ¥ Ag:fl 18, silver lorgnette on 12th st. between and B asts. Reward_ Fhone Wiiconstn Jeer-4. MEDAL—10% N. D. C._championship medal on pin. | Rewsrd it Seturned 1o Mrs Bess Hoffman, 43¢ Delafield pl. n.w. Adams NEGATIVES of siap shots, about 12 in gn- velope. _Christensen name on envelope. Re- 4" Potomac. £924. < Aprilat i " and Sou ag on collar. Cal ENCIL silver. ot n&. cntrance Home Office Eldu, Baturdny eme Return %o Boom 385, same’ bidg, or Telephone . Adams " 9579. POCKETBOOK, _§reen, _contalning money. WISt watch: getting off car l4th & You. Avril 24. ard. Mrs. Stewart, 3 Grafton containing money and and 5th and K money. Y Mt ROt Shae Bl B Tutkerman o, 2 OOK, green — zipper, cunulnlns 4, on ‘Porter st. between 32nd an ternoon. _Finder please Lady's dark brown coin purse edged ads, containing bills. Call Au-nm 3918 or Berwyn 10-M SCARF. two animals, Hudson Bay mi o tween Wardman Park Hotel and 2615 wm- ley L. Reward it returned to Mrs. Stmon Joll ot ofice of Wardman Park Hotel Tew m?con'r. fan herringbone. " eft dusout n; Friday afternoon. Reward. . Shippey, wun- W O s, altver chromium, Wrlst ‘band initfaled C.”; Thursday after 6 p.m., vici: 3. WRIST WATCH. <r's ame- on. Insids DAEK" cover. please_phone National 5361. hered. DIat- and diamond een 14th and i H Reward. 891 1 t_68: 5 1941 First street. | Beaths. BROWN, EDWARD D._Suddenly. on Satur- dav, lum 35, 1931, EDWARD D., husba he late inm 'D. Brown and belo r Wiy seld s ol his soul. ~Inter; nown I IAIR&BAI-L April 34, l.‘l. B. , devoted Jo- DR and Bristiite Broon: weahtn’ of Mia: Leon o Turner, Benjamin - and ' william n Julia nt Williams. _He Sunday i Mary's Church, H'nw. Interment mains” remn n a5 Waliaeh Bt Departed this m. n N Pndu od 0l 36 1881, ot por Im un l - R, Remany ai o, ez | Rl el R N R ‘ou st. n.w. Notice 0[ CRYER. ALICE JANE. On Prldl! l’!l. at Providence He RIET . devoted wife e pains resting sfa: ! SP e Ttan DODGE, MARTIN. 1931 Tt his et TIN DO! Testing at Sysons Funeral, services Dod; Souls' Umnmn D. C. at 3 pm. 11:15 p. residence: BURLEY, Notice 26° On, Thursdey, April 23, ce. o emitren, Interment Cemetery. Wednesday, April 23, l the late 114 :unfinznmae', RBay. Abil 38 Firs: Baptist Ghireh, F1ih at. barton ave. n.w., Rev. Pinn offi RGUSON, JO! 3 3 " gt “'ll’m " u:du.llly on Fri ou st. n.w. at Frasers funerai Home, ;i‘i""'a'a""x'i' land ave A neral later. GATES, HELENA Baturday. phyliontsomery “Generai e ELENA MEAD GATES. pmy from et) cnurc ‘Interment Spencerville Cemerers. AA WILLIAM BOYCE. De; 1 m- Prldlvhfvezlnn April e reats B in‘survivea by thres dasleh: Willlam' J. Le Varre, M '""n William Allen o Syme Haynes. Vo Sunda "n"n r! . i 3 afternoon. terment Oskwood Cemetery. ORGE. "o 26 on rnd-r 81730 pm. at his resl beloved husband of Edith Ca the late Jud 'Iun Oocmd(e )flllnr of Al llml. neral services Saturda; & JOHNSON. HOWARI 100l oat & armnat s T - Toretts He also leun five nieces, seven host of other relatives Funeral Monday, April 21, Bera churc{:m!lnlflh.o:'n&s.'" imen Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. e Y, WILLIAM L. On Jriday. April P at llll ngum:i I,:rnnur of Taira” & Rearriere aged 73‘ Fuoeral from the above residence 27, Interment Aprit 24, uaL usband Funciat from William 8h st d 8 in’ the afternoon. In- !"erm:nk “Gienwood Cemeters. Kindly omit LENNON, MELVIN. Suddealy, on April 24, 1931, MELVIN, beloved son 'of Mrs. Ade @°the fate Jesse Lennon ot . in the 47th year of his fom the chapel of P. A. laidé Lennon FoRte i Bl UR ax Ind Wil “Be” sus n:u A~ X Tnterment at Mount &'.‘9'.. Cemeters, %1 LEWIS. FREDERICK lurday, April 23, Tk, & veloved Rasbend c Edith Lewis and son of the late and, Helens Pflemtn Lewis_ st 1318 C Beiment Pune; W, W, cmm:en Cor tunerat hon?’ Interment’ Fort ILUFRIO, CORA. 5 9 ver:'h Bo. la‘k on ¥ CORA" d-u:nm or ne Tat Gora Richey Liutrio. " Rematns Foati he &, Hines Go. funeral home. 3901 ulem mass i, Uf lh! Sluod Heart, 16t] - 'lh;l?‘"n. n.v. ‘on Mondsy. Abril 21, 8t 3 a.m.” %8 LUSBY, On Thursday, ”fll ” IGNES B. \9’]. ‘ h Ll Al‘ B “NoNEs B TUSeT widow" af the é‘ Blmutl Herbe mx and nflgth:r' ST at e at 2:30 . "above ‘residence lnum.nz concuuiuml Bemetory Il‘ l“l. at IM A ME‘“ mdmlu?l?l Mi M. HARSHAH. bt son of llr lnd rs. Edwi Ko n e i Church “uz Flowers, 1 Forest Angeles, C: RARLES, _On Pridsy. M cmmmu Flosital, O SATes Msenburs, Brohar ot Mach aag Sosenn Magenpurs. ¥ fmn n° resting . at the ‘John T. arlors, 3rd d Eye st P Rotice ot taneral lnter, McGl IR, WILLIAM. On !und [ PR ot \Spllinger H COREER, beloved hus Cund "ot Tas Srar e 2iso leaves eight cmum l-a brothers ai e wn "rom foterment Rosemont Cemetery. 36 INKING, ELEANORA A. On Satunday, Apnl 35, 1031, A. widow ol 5 fan Meinking. Funeral from 5. Deats Gueral noime. 16 i Tuies Y Abril 28, at_3 p.m. = Reiatl and friends invited. Interment Pri HIll Cemetery. 7 Departed MONDAY, FREDERICK V. thil Apgl 24 1031 in ehils; [ONDA wi ll chl 'l of Arlln: fon Gemetery "Tucsdayy April 36, at Igp MOORE. DELLA. On Wednesdsy, April 32 n. (OORE beloved d-u’mer ot “Mrs. Warnis aauua wite o J. Moo nd_los nor of Beatrice. 2d, and Rich: junday, ‘April 26, at from PNicGuire's Faneral home. 1820 Relatives and friends o erment Harmony Cemetery. MOORE, WILLIAM A, On Thursds 23, 1931, At his residence. WILLIAM Del nw. 3 2 Gn be sing at 1 Tatives an 3 Invited. 'Xntflem.zlll’l nl}‘:u'n &' 1 etery. A. Members of col Pettit Camp, N . V.. are hereby not the death of our comrad LIAM A. M em! Tequested to assembie at the resi- dence c" our n‘(‘" comrade, T8 n.e. e g, pose of -uendlnl e tineral . MOXLEY, A. C. R. :erl ‘LeROY. On Sat- April 28, 1931, at_his residence. e R. JOSEPH Lel Toved o o Thomas Joseph and Mary Ann Murphy, Jears. neral from P. Cons” par Hunsvmc. M, on Monday, Asrd On Friday, April 24, red H. Ea, Ntu.l! A at Sac rt Home, beloved dauhter of MURPH urday, nea; Mar arah O tror dence. 203 1ath st. ne. on T“"dlf " ADEl S0 at 830w thence sius, Churel ere To- guiem mase ‘clock. In erment &t Mount Oliyet Cemeters. Rale {ives and triends tovited. Ed oNELLIE. Members of Div. No. 3 ©; - will plesse meet at ‘the Fome ‘ot Sur late 909 o Bunday. day. g AnTll d¢ PRYOR, uuwol‘m On'_Wednesday, Avril 22, 1931, ELLSWORTH PRYOR. lov- ing brother ) four aunts, er ehtlvu and m at tne 3 e Puni ll l April_27. from Lt n- Zion Baptist &aumn. T &t. between 1st and 2nd, 130 pm. Inter- menz !lme JAM H. On Priday, April 34 mc“imm Reed Hospital, WILLLAM . devoted Imlblnd of Maude Pye. illiam iy brother oi md-y&urn J. Routhier and dsugh! and Mrs. John L, Florine. Pune s Lo Braths M. Al members of Tonlc A A M 8:3 Gabiiels Cnurs -ms 4 friends invited to n: fiulh‘. Mu! dfiunur of u§ llurn:u ‘Bhe s er" and other " re T relatives Remains resting et Rer at Hol; gudnr Anfllmi"l 5 *&:‘.EE E 0%, Saturda et ll unt A a{"fil.’n Gence, (1817 Swann WASHINGTON. hlllhn w‘-:gmmn. devo! he Washington, Eila Ml ‘ca 3 Notice ol funeral ger,:-md Hnl. DERY WERSTFR. JOSEPH. iesday, April 21, 1931, _at nudmenl Howiial, ABeksH Elizabeth WEBSTER. belo usband _of Webster. ‘hther "ot u-m::’-" Weosier e or friend, of “Atber may be t 2 Jsivis funeral chureh. 1 : after 10 Pineral M Mond Abrii 27, 1933, @ , £ I . 30, Trom Mouse A In Memoriam. CLAREN( L et S A taken from us 30, sud today. April 26, 1 BL AIEY. ho sniy three Jears TLER, MARY n In lovis :fhmlr d,e'ohedfl;fl(hn:{l D‘vl". Pélltfllbr ER: 0 enfered into eternal res Sas todey. April 6. {530 o One year has passed. 0thy Since vou ‘weie Saeq nu How well do remem| That sad and weary das. alo what ‘was best. e called you home to give you rest. Forget you. no, we We leved you then. Your memory § tre: iy As'in The hour you fig‘"“ awer. DEV JOSEPH EWIS GI HAMILTON, MARTHA. In loving memory of fmy dear wife and our devoted grand: mother. MAR MILTO! d AND . We know that God wi o Join the rond that leads Io nm HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND Ol nxfixcz AN‘D%ROTHY WAR! e MARTHA. A mhuu-u ve other, MARTIHA BAMILYON, ‘who pessed into the great beyond one year ago toda: Korn'3s, S, 1ling S afene ‘my heart Comes » longing, If Fon oniy could car ) HAMILTON JONES. d HEBBRON. HENRIETT, In loving but sad remembrance_of dear mother, E BRON, whe bssed sway eleven yéars ago today, Avril 26, Amid the changl 3 e our gatly olls ay Be— sontios o rem I ::lmfi-:m? e e alzeys Afigx T » WILLIAM D. In i T e B From this world of m: To that land of r‘t'::zm M has ‘.s(‘n FOu, d(ll’ son,. “BEvorep MoTHER. YMOND, In remembrance of er, Mr. RAYMOND Mc- d one year ago . Life has bee: ; o S el e 5 Py u% ‘B\l on QEAI judgment dl‘ IOLDS. o nEoins, anomm. s ot 5 N died one year ago t April 36, m A Ibnlli lf 'llhont nl. father, rorlirehs ‘rlm o0 the s o dear father, lOl' AND AU?@. REYNOLDS, SAD] 'k rd. IMAS, UCK !lflrld to ti "Ko.‘* - m'fiz‘i“ R a0 todsy, IDH Gone, bllb Bol I % FUNERAL DIRECTORS. " Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Hom- 92l New York Ave. N.W. EEO W WISE CO. M ST. N.W. V. L. SPE'ARE CO. Ne lGh th S LT S S Na 12892 009 St. ormerly 940 ¥ St. N.W. JOHN K-“WRICHT co. 1337 10th 8t. N.W. __Phone North J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 383 PA. AVE. N.W. NATIONAL 1384, 1385. P. J. SAFFELL b e W A A, Thos. R. Nalley’s Son 517 11th St. S.E. LL 1220 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Ju ST National 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel e Lincoln 0524 service. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln_0372. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. ho! West Estabiisned 1041 ALFRED B. GAWLER WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER Established 1850 Chapel Cremations Lady Attendant 1750-2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional 5512-5513 NO BRANCH OFFICE FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER it "Wfi" A fi MR Oiln Evenings Sundays Gude Bros, Co,, §212 F St. Frompt Aute Delivers Service. MONUMENTS. MONUMENTS JA’ l. DUll