Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1931, Page 9

Actress Leaves Films for Home. LONG BEACH, Calif., April 30 (®).— Charlotte “Peaches” Jackson, film lc- tress, and Joe Grasse, formerly of El Our Charges for 1,000 Adult Funer: 30 cost less th: J 75 cost from $101 to 144 cost from 151 to 306 cost from 201 to 180 cost from 301 to 112 cost from 401 to 121 cost from 501 te 1000 32 cost.....1000 or over “Satisfactory Service at the Price you wish to pay” Almus R. Speare Potomac 4600 1623 Conn. Ave. N.W. ., have announced their mar- W n since M she .lp?ey:p her career for estic |lfe. Boy's Big Potato Crop. A 14-) -0ld boy, George Doudy of Montrme’“éo , enjoys the distinction of being the champion potato farmer. On a measured acre of ground he raised slightly more than 667 bushels of fine toes. The lad went at his work in most approved manner. He selected the best piece of land he could find and worked it very thoroughly, fertilized it generously, and for his fine work he has been awarded a trophy by the State horticulturist. The lad's father says he intends to make an effort to beat the boy's record by purchasing some sced tatoes raised by the bo; W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Adams 10341 Paso, Tex. riage in ‘The hl.ld. dom¢ Phones THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, . ; —_— e ——— Marriage Licenses. George M. Pusco, !l and Esther C. Ten- nille, 28; Rey. John Coady. H. Reich, l'l. this city, and Flor- erne K. Dient, 35, Alexandria, Va. Rev. Carl C. Rasmussen. S s ‘Garnett Hedgemon, 45, Campbell, 5 fiv‘ Geores, O. Bulleck. ‘Wiliiam 91, and Margaret P R n . Walter M. Michael. Emanuel Gell ’!v “and ha C‘n en, 25, both of H-mmo , Md.; Rev. J. T. Loeb. James C. Briges. 26, and Verna'D. Wilson, 26: Rey. Charles B. Austin, ‘Theodore C. Osterhaus. 30. Rosslyn, Vi and MIAH:_’X Phels "ztl':‘ Plilnlhh Park, Vi ‘Robert E. Mat{ingly ’"S"umn Lanam, 71, and Thelma Scott, : n 18, ey L Halford. 34 and Velma A, Cap- 23; Rev. Edfly L. Ford ence M. Jackson, 25, and Carolina A . 25, both of Baltimore, Md.; Rev. T. Fully 1,100,000 barreh of grapes were shipped from Almeria, Spain, in a re- cent_month. —_— PERRY & WALSH Funeral Home 29 H St. N.W. National 6736 — UALITY, service; first, last and alway: _(oxe(her with moderation in prices. Complete funerals as low as $200 may be arranged. Beginning tomorrow . . . Fifty-Seven Dining Suites at The Gresham A fine walnut suite of the con- ventional type. The 10 pieces were originally marked at $235. Now $ ]_ 60 An English type of oak suite which was marked The Georglau . ten pleces. for 10 pieces, $450. Now $300 A fine Tudor suite in walnut that was $425. Now $283-33 A Chippendale suite in mahogany $450. Now $300 that was you will truly save many, An unusually attractive suite in walnut that was $225. Now £150 A charming 10 pieces in walnut that group of was originally $375. Now $250 And Many Others eventh oftreet at | Deaths Reponed llowing deaths have b e Heaitn Dopariment 1 Hir! ‘W. Browne, 83, “ll New nnnuhln 1612 Hope rd. se. L is C. Hamilton, o T Fgheroiis i, Wardman” Park Hotel g ]wngl-n E. Wright, 68, rear 1743 Rhode D'l"' gorae Ae. Husselton, 65, Walter Reed Hor o han, 851343 East ‘:‘; pltol, st SR S 18 10th st. n.e. Willard uverermag 4 A0S th A Russell, 49. €18 9th st. s.w. Eiwacd G Ferey 4. 3008 Lowell i Tnfant of pard ind Mars Betvecnio. 11 Jew York ave. 55, hingion, ! Gullinger Hosm Jeste Col alter Reed Hospital William_Smith, 44, Freedmen’s Hospital Clarence Green. 43, Providence Hospit Cornelius Ashton. 4; L John Delaney, 32, Freedmen's H Charles Magsenburg, 3. Children's Delores C. Dorson, § months, 1001 T s Postal Force Under Fire. Unwittingly the Irish Free Plhara w. Upperman. State | sweepstakes has caused a request for investigation of the post office force at Dublin. When the postmaster general announced, in answer to & query, that | no extra force would be employed to handle the large amount of mail caused by the lottery, he at once was asked what the force was doing in normal times. The move for an investigation tollowed. ‘ . Characteristic of the beauty and gracefulness of this penod is this brauuful all mahogany handmade dining room suite of Originally $1,470. Now 5980 Never before has the op- to buy such furniture as With such an unlimited variety of types and prices, many dollars in your pur- what you want, too. D. €. THURSDAY, Births Reported. 1 Il"llll llnl!l hl n rted to i o B nger in the twin, llr James and -E:‘n xmy‘., m;'.,",‘“"‘ ows T aha Mary ree fnd Bderwcod, boy. A aounfw. boy. Adelbert and earns, girl. Bia M, Beach, girl a"'/fn " iglioss. ter G. Gharies 3. Armedeo” an Edward and Jobn E. and Clarenc Abert Watren ‘willlam % Maurice Bemont £ an ¢ Onrl A sn MIIIIC l( Hubscher, Warre: r inie L. n'klnm V? lll:\ . and Bertha Dnltmll\ boy. J. and Maud uglass, twin boys. Vance and Mal snd, Anna Fannie » L girl. M. Moore, girl fin). i L' 1 Clarke, girl. - The Education Committee of New- the statement made recently, by MaJ. D. R. W. Moy, ins) undef the de- partment of agricultus The Plaza A distinctive walnut group of 10 pieces. Worth more than its orig- inally low price of $145. Now $96fi A beautiful Spanish suite of oak that was $864. portunity been given you we offer at such low prices. Now $576 An ever-popular type of 10 pieces in walnut that A lovely Queen Anne reproduction in maple that was $645. Now $430 A fine reproluction of the finest of Sheraton chases and you will find in 10 pieces. Was $1,250. Now $833-33 A Duncan Phyfe suite all mahogany that was marked $1,050. Come early, please )J.Nee Co. FINE FURNITURE ® Now $700 dnd Many Others H APRIL 30, 1931, Dreaths. ] ARNOLD. JOSEPH R, On Thutsdsy, April 30, 1931 at’ Childrén's iorpital H ARNOIS o704 B st B e beloved son of Josewh . lnd Bernice P, Arnold. ~ Serv- :m en, . Hines Co. funerai home. v Saturday, May 3 K 0 a.m. A!ll EZEKIEL JARMAN. On Th\l\‘ldly. April’ 30,7 1951, _at hig | residence. 9108 Prockville pike.’ Siiver Sprine, Md, EZE. AN. belgved husband of Edith Rindoigh Avers. . Servies. at_ the & . Hines Co. funeral home, 2001 14th st. n.¥., on Saturday. May 2, at 2 p.m. 1 BARNEY, DR. JOSEPH NICHOLSON. Thurs- day. April 30, 1931, at Walter Reed Hos- ital, Dr. JOSEPH NICHOLSON BARNEY. leutenant colonel, Medical Reserves, son of the late Capt. J. N. and Mrs. N. s. Barney, husband of Julia Carter Barncy. Funeral Saturday, May 2, at Fredericks- bure, Va. 1 A R. On Wednesday, April 29, her residence, 912 Quincy st nw.. widow of Willlam P. Bell. F. veral from her late residence ‘on Frid Mnl\v 1. at 3 p.m. Interment Abbey Mau- soleum E.]. AYRES DIES; LONG IN SERVIBE Chief Clerk of State Depart- ment, 64, Had Been Il Month. E. J. Ayres, chlef clerk of the smu, Department since 1924 and long | prominently identified with Govern- { | ment service in the Capital, died at his home at Woodside, Md., teday after a month’s illness, He was 64 years old. Secretary of State Stimson in an- nouncing Mr. Ayres' death declared: “He was one of the most loyal and efficlent men in the service. His loss. will be deeply felt.” Mr. Ayres was widely known in this city, where he had for many years been active in the Masonic fraternity and other org8nizations. For three years he was an officer in the Masonic Grand Lodge of the District, among the offices held being those of junior and senior grand steward. He also was past master of Stansbury Lodge No. 24, F. A. A. M. Merchant and Farmer. He was a merchant-farmer and gen- eral agent for a large concern up to the time he was 30 years old. He began his service with the government in the legal division of the United States Patent Office in 1896, serving there until the early part of this century. Bubsequently he was employed as pur- chasing officer in the Interior Depart- ment, during which service he estab- lished a standardization of filing fur- niture. During the World War he was a mem- | ber of the District Council of Defense iand the War Industries Board and the United War Campaign Board. Member of Committee. Following the war, he served as a member of the Interdepartmental Com | mittee which considered the disposition to be made of war material. In 1923 he was appointed administrative as- sistant at the Department of Commerce and in the following year was made | chief clerk of the State Department. He represented the State Department at the Sesquicentennial Exposition at Philadelphia in 1926 and at the Inter- | national Exposition at Seville, Spain, | in 1929, Mr. Ayres was a native of Hopewell | Township, N. J. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Edith Ayres; a son, Robert Ayres; a daughter, Mrs. Julla Randolph Sheppard, and two grandchildren. Puneral services will be conducted at Hines Funeral Home, 2901 Fourteenth | | street, Saturday afterncon at 2 o'clock. | e MARINE VETERAN RETIRED Sergt. Maj. Charles Howard Browne, 925 Ingraham street, who has had 34 years’ active service in the Marine Corps, most of it in the National | Capital, was placed on the retired list wd:z_; He plans to remain on duty at Marine Corps Headquarters. Sergt. | Maj. Browne was presented by his | colleagues of the adjutant and inspec- tor's department of Marine Corps Head- quarters with a humidor and tobacco. COLLIE DOG_Male, wearing dead tag: owner may recover same by describing a Paying Tor advertisenent. ~Lincoin 4030, LOST. BAG: containing Glasses; Kexs. papers: vieln- ity Harvard Hall and 13th and Ce Re- ward. Apt. 502. Hervard Hall. cm 514, black and brown tiger 5 and breast and a little vellow: answers to name “Tom.” Return, g:-n oF alive. 10 1530 R. 1. ave. n'e., ADt. 406 ‘COCKER. SPANIEL. light tan. 3 years old pame “Bnoosy.” Reward. ‘ealt *Cleversnd hinese Chow, brown. about 24 inc) onths old; answers to Chink: aday afternon from 633 Ingranai A n. Georgla 1 Thite, beo ots, “Avt. 313, "3033" 36th: o vicinity 10380. * | nu, Blnck mn. in_vicinity 15th and K h.w. Call Met. 3730. KLEENEX SALES MANUAL, nnapolis Hotel. O. F. Reward, Return size 36, _Knitex brand, Leven, 5th ave., Brookiyn, N. Y., Wednes . m., between Hains Point ‘and 6th_and n.w. Reward |7 returned to H. L Curtis: 004 35t ot 5. Lin. 7634-W. PACKAGE, left in 35¢ at Northeast Motor Co. on Bladensburg rd. April 28 return same to Northeast Motor Co. OVERCOAT—Tan, with 1al W) 634 Nonh SR mal ‘Store or “Uicinity n _Lin. 2143, ; left in ladies’ 1 { Keith's ‘Theater, Monday_afternoon. municate with ‘Julia| Meyer, ofice Theater. In_5356-J.Re: ‘WATCH—! xmmon with chain, marked “AE. case. If found notity Mr. Kis Tower ‘Bldg., District 0853, an reward Reviard: Com Kelth receive 'bi nd Reward siven. Jno. 7 oe: ington Golf Club. atur 0035 neman, 1751 L, Waghi OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Weekly or Monthly Payments EISEMAN’S Braths BLAND. RAYMOND T. April 29, 1031, Belicvue Hospital, New York, N MOND T., beloved son of Julis JoRn D Blang - vrother “of John D, jr.: Helen Frank Ry Juila M. and’ Kathiyn Bland. Punerai from 7 Euclid st. n.w. Saturday, May 2. at am. thencs fo St. Pai atholic cnnrcn, i5th and V sts. n.w., where mass will be said at 10 a.m.’ for the repose of his soul. 'All relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. BROWN. WILLIAM. On Tuecday. April 28, 1031, ae i residence, 1130 1si st nw. BROWN, the devoted son of M-m}- Brown and lovine brother of Rarle rene Brown and nephew of Henry d Lella Carter. Funeral Sunda t 1'p.m. from Metropolitan Ba reh. “Remains resting at the Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U st llgl. SARAH C. On Tuesdav. April 28 . At _her residence. 2612 10th st. ne. FARAH C. BURR. beloved mother of Fovd rence W. and Carl R. Burr. Pu- neral services at above address on Friday. May 1. at 12 o'clock . Interment Herndon, Va." Relatives aad friends in- vited. 30° BYRD. MILDRED A. On Wednesday. April 29, 1931, at Sibley Hospit RED beloved ‘daughter of Lidri h Byrd, aged 5 years neral from the residence of her 1257 Evarts st ne., on Saturday, May 2. AL 10 am., ‘thence fo St Steohen's Li: theran Church, where services will be 1.old at 10:30 am.' Reiatives and friends in- vited. " Interment Fort Lincoin Cemeters. DO‘IEYA IUV’N'A On_ T Dumbarton Remains resting at he W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 B n S RS B AL church;, 1433 after at Tier late residence. 1670 32nd st. n.w. Interment Sandy Spring, M4. ¢ 30 ENGLISH. FRANK MILLER. On Thr LY, PRI, N, o a., FRANK MILLER EN(‘ SH. Lawton, Okla. ln‘ FOW] WILLIAM MILES. Wednesday, April 29, 1931, ‘at the home of his son-in- law. Walter E. Brown. Kensington. Md.. WILLIAM MILES FOWLER. the beloved Buspand of Sophia Barnett Fowler. in his S8th ‘year, Funeral Friday. Mag 1 ot 3 v e above residence. Inte Roeicellie bhran" Cometenss e GALIBER. SAMUEL 8. Suddenly. on A pril BAMORL 8. Sugdents, on, Avei aged Funeral from bi: late residence. ‘436 6th st. n.e. on Satur: day, May 2. ai 2'pm. " Piease mit flowers sdnv, wton. o 76 vears. GOWER, TERESA R. On Tuesday. April 26. 1931, TERESA R. widow of John Holmes Gower and beloved moiher of Henty R and_Borredell Gower. Reauiem mass at Bt. Matthew's Church on Friday, Muy 1. at 10 a.m. Interment private. 30 GRIFFIN, IOHN V. Wednesday, April 29, 1931, JOHI beloved _son of: J%rhn V. lnd Annn Grlmn Puneral lmm W Interment Cedar Hill ceme‘my Gins BAMILTON. THOMAS. Den on, Wedneaday, "Apeit 3677 15HY andria Hospiti (OMAS .qun.‘rol al this life frg/t In Memortam. DIGGS, ANNIE. In loving remembrance our 'mother and _grandmether. A DIGGS. who entered Into eternal rest nine » %o today, April 30, 1 e month of April oncs mo: To,us the suddest in the yeu Because it took from us away . r mother nine years e TR PAMILY. GANTT, JOSEFHINE 8. Sacted to the B Gt our devoted mother. JOSKPHINE 8. GANTT. who entered mm Orert "fhur years ago ioday, April 30, 1927. "Tis so hard to lose & mother, When love has bound the heart; *Tis hard to s the words, We must forever part.” *Tis 50 hard to lose » mother, is here, id be here. HER‘DRVO‘J ED CHILDREN. EDGA! A tribute of love to .mnlr:rmfiry“lb D&n‘y! dearly beloved “gon. AR o FhCeleved years ago today. ADFIl 30. 1930 In_my heart your memory lingers, ‘Tender. loving, fond and true. There is not & dav. dear son. hat I do not think of you. That 1 do nol o N NS WILLIAM B. _In loving me nm of WILLIAM B. JOHNSON. who d this life two years ago today, Al 1 ‘Tis 50 sweet to remember him who once lived. Absent from me he is just as de: The moon shines on the &rave of gne 1loved. but couldn't save. & bt 3T IOhHNflfl I.lAl: nAc“lv‘l‘B!;'l“flr:" lld at membran Bted biainer "WALLYAN BARKER JOHN- 8ON. Jr.. who d?lrufl this life two years ago today, April 1929, A lllhl from our household is gone, ice we loved is stilled A ‘I nt place is in our home ‘That never can be filled No_one knows the silent heartache; Only those who lost can tell Of_griet that borne in silence For_the brother 'B lond 350 well. DEVOTED . BR SISTERY ANDREW. CLAJDI. CA’ lRlNl AN MATILDA BARKER JOHNBO! . KNOTT. MARTHA In loving hul sad re- membrance of beloved mother. MAR- THA E. KNOT who departed this life five ysars aco today. April 30. 1926. HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. * MATTHEWS, CORA L. In sad but loving Pi membianecs of my dear mother. CORA MATTHL“ . 0 departed this life two ears ago pril 30 El NRiSN NELSON. RER" AT MATTHEWS, CORA L. ln sad and loving memory of my beloved mother. CORA TN ITHEWS nee. York) Twho Pacsed ints %0 today, April Shother life two years 30, 1929, > Her love was one great blesting, Valued more than amy other: st star in all life’s sky loved mother. EDITH iED DAUGHTER, PAYNE, CHARLES W. In sad but loving remembrance of 'my dear husband. CHARLES W PAYNE. who departed this life one year ago today, April 3v, 1930, His weary hours. his days of pain, Hi3 painful nights are oa His ever-patient, worn me Tas Tound sweer Fesi at last What would I give to hold his hand, His dear face jusi to see. DI MATTHEWS. Fairfax. Va. b'elnua 301 Alice Hamilton. - Hs. jeaves. to mowrn thes ’nficn’.’}'}"’." nicen. ‘8" Erindmothes Ang s Tan host OF einer Telatives an ...a’?mn'a." 5 2lon' Bepilst "Ghurch, HAWKINS, ELIZABETH. On April 27, 1931, at Freedmen's %Iam{"x. SPaRRETH SRIETE, the heioved iy wkins and devot Gauenter of Williem R W, Bhe 1 Sur: d by six brothers end three sisters and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral'at T. B, Md., Priday, May 1, at BOFFYMAN: MILDRED M. Wednesdis. April 29, 1931, MILDRED M. beloved dsughter of John'and Mabel Hoftman of 3100 19th st. n.w., Apt. 401. Prayers at Joseph Gaw- ler's Sons’ chapel, 1754 Fenn lvania ave. nw., Priday, May 1. at 8:30 then: to Bt. Paul’ Catholic Chure iBth ane 5 2 Tor e Fepdse ot er soukTaver: se of her sot er- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. HOLBROOK. ERNEST. Departed this life suddenly on Wednesday, April 29, 1931, at 1:45 a.m.. at Freedmen's Hospital, HOLBROOK, He Jenves {6 mourn their loss a wife, Annie Holbrook: three children of Chicago, Il: & mother; two_brothers of, Jackson: Mige] a sister of st Touls a sister, poion Holbrook Wade of Washiheton: b. nd & brother-in-law, Park Wads, Reimaths resting Dabney's fyneral home. 453 O st. Interment Jackson, Miss. HOLLIDGE, WILLIAM T. Suddenly. Wednesday, April 29. 1§31, WILLIAM T. HOLLIDGE. in his 4th year. He vived by his wife, Elizabeth Hollid Keiser): & son, Melvin; daughte Helen Lyle: mother, Sarah Hollidse Mrs. E. McDaniel: four brothers, Fi Irvin, Ray and Wilbur Hollidge. Funerai from' his late residence. 18 South Virginia jve., Clgrendon. Va. Pridaz. May 1, at 2 pm. Interment Columbia Gardens. HUGHES. CLAUZELMIN. On Tuesday. April 28, 1631, CLAUZELMIN RUGHES. the de; voted wife of George Hughes. daughter of Della Long and sister of Astorin, Gon- zelles. ~ Rem: resting at_the W. Ernest garvis funeral churh. 1432 U st.”nw. Funcral Saturday, May 2, at 9 a.m. {rom St. Augustine’s On_Tu ril n, at" Proyidence Hospit W HURLEY, JOHN W. HURLEY. son of the late James W _and Mary Cusic Hurley. Speare Co.. 1009 H st. ay 1, at'1:30 p.m. Intermen: sional ‘Cemetery. HURLEY. JOHN W. Washinston, D, C. Lodge. 'No. 15, B. . Elks. The iodge Wi Convene Tn ‘session ‘of ssrrow at 1.3 p.m.. Thursday. April 30, 1931. for the pirpose of paying tribute’to the memory of our late brother, JOHN W. HURLEY. ¥ho Passed to the grand lodge of the here: after Avri 28 services at Speare's chapel. 1003 H st. n.w., at 8 pm. By '"“"N‘b( I M TY. Exalted Rul 3 xalted Ruler. Attest: . 5 SHELBY, Becrstary. MILLER, NAN. Wednesday. April 29, 1931, st her residence, 3023 14th st. n.w. pt.’ 317. NAN, beloved wife of Paul Mil- ler.” Remains resting at W. W. Chambers Co. funeral hor Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. MITCHELL. WILLIAM HENRY. On Tues- day. ‘April 28, 1931, WILLIAM HENRY. be- loved husband of the late Elizabeth Mitch- ell and father of Mrs. Helen De Atle: neral from W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400, Chiapin st. m.w.. on Thursday. April 30. at 9:30 a. nce to §t. Dom- inic’s “Church, whe: ss will be said 8110 am. for the reposé of his soul. 'In- ferment at Mount Olivet Cemetor MOORE, T. ELLSWORTH. On Thursday. April "0, 1931, at_Georgetown University Hospital. E. ELLEWORTH MOORE. be- loved husband of Ma) 5 Smith). of 1621 Montague st. n.w. Fu- Tesidence on Satur- uiem mass &t m_Inter- Relatiyes urel Congres- 30 5 3 mént Mount, Olivet Oemetery: and friends Invited. NORVELL, MARGARET SMITH. On 'nm- day, April 28, 1931, esidence. 1907 G st. n.w., MARGARET SMITH NORVELL. widow of ‘Edward F. Norvell. Services at 8t. Paul's Episcopal Church, 917 23rd st. n.w. on Fridey, May 1, st’1l am. In- terment Rock Creek OomeluL 0 PERKINS, RICHARD. arted this life suddenly. Tuesday. 1931. at G linger ‘Hospital, R RKINS. mains resting ' at Eugene Pord's funeral arlor. 1300 South Capitol st. Notice of uneral later. PUMPHREY, IDA MAE. On Wednesday. April 29,1931 at 3:50 pm. IDA MAE beloved wife of John L. Pumphrey gnly daugnter of Olive v. and the H Ulssses B. Suddatn and sister of John P. juddath. 'Puneral will take place from her Tesidence, 336 G st. se.. on Satur- day, May 31, Relatives and’ friends lnllu- iment ai Westfleld, Mass., Friday, May 1. * ROSS. CHARLES §. Departed this life on April 30, 1931, at 8 o'clock, CHARLES S. ROSS. "Remains resting at ¥. funeral, parlor, 13 . n. p.m. May 1. ‘ther dence, 5320 Foote later. Funeral notice MITH. CHARLES ¥ Departed this lite on ednesday, April 29, at_Providence Hospital, CHARLES E. SMITH, devoted Fine Men's Wear Seventh and F Sts. This meat gray clath eas plain * and’ dignified, = with the whole funeral Cars And All Only The same service as the hicher ik “with ‘mo cxtra charse i music, It desired, by In Case of Death Call THE GREATER W. W. Chambers Co. 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Phone COlumbla 0432 Where the Best Costs Less brother of Letitia A. Smith and Mayme 8. Wheeler and beloved uncle of William D. Nell, Theresa S. Adams, Eunice W. Perry and’ Chauncey A. Whesler of New York City. Notice of funeral later. SWAN. JESSF, J. On Wedngsday, April 28, 19317 “at s ' residence. 218 B st JESSE ., beloved husband of the late Ror H. Swan, Remains resting at the parlo of James T. Ryan, 317 Pennsylvania av se. Funeral from the pariors of James T. Ryan, 317 Pa, ave. se.. on Saturday, May 2, at'2 pm. Intérmeiit Cedar Hill Cem- eiery. SWEENEY, LAURA B. On Tuesday, April 28, 1931 LAURA B. beloved wife 'of the iate Lake F. Sweeney. Funeral from the Tesidence, of her daushter, Mrs. James D. Bligh, 4304 4th st. n.w.. Friday. May 1. at 1:30 p.m. Services at the Forestville Epla- copal Church at 2:30 p.m. ~Interment Fo estyille” Cemetery. ~ Relatives and friends invited. THOMPSON, MAURICE W. On Wpdncs G April 29, 1931, MAURICE W.. beloved son of ihe lite James and Mary ‘Thompson. in the 50th year of his age. Funeral ffom the chapel of P. A. Tllnvu"‘ 436 7th st. nw., on Priday. May 1. at 2'p.m. Rela- Bives e 5liends’ Inviied. © Thterment Glenwood Cemetery. 30 TYLER, CORDELIA. Thursday. April 30, 1931." CORDELIA 'TYLER. = Remains at Frazler's funeral home, 389 Rhode Island ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. TYLER, MADELIA. On Wednesday, April 26, 1931, at 10:30'a.m., MADELIA. devoted wife of Ulysses Tyler and sister of Gel frude Brock and Elize Funeral Sunda: s Ernest n.w. Cave. 30 p.m.; trom, the ‘Jacvls ‘tunerai church, 1432 U On Thusdey, sl 30, LEUISE, * devoted Daisy Frost and he ' also leaves thi ndchildren, mnrfe nlnel‘ 1931, at mother" of Harry' Beatrice " Holm thereafter n.w. usgand af - Anns. Funeral Saturday, May om_the funeral home of 29 H st. n.w. Interment A Va, Relatives and frien -13034 M St! N W Hl‘;‘h‘:{'n‘;’n llll. his l’l'wcm. voice, T8 et ms LOVING W) TRY osirhive scorr TUCKEI HAIY L. 1In loving remembrans of M. TUCKER, lh. ge{o fll“li’ Sl -n.“mfa “deven’ 7 fod April 30, 1620, » g Just & line of sweet remembrane: Just & memory, fond and nue." ,“'}h‘ token of love's devotion, at my heart still longs for you. The yeacs of her life were numbered, When tfe messenger whispered low. ““The Master ha. me and called for you 8he answered, "I am ready to go.” Loved in life, in death remembe: 'R FATHER, WEAVER, HATTIE E. In sad remembrance of my de: E_WEAVER who departed ihis Tears ako today, ABrR S0 105 A happy home I once enjoved. How swee: the memory fiill, But death has left a lonoliness This world can never Hill. T cannot ree your loving facs, The smile I used 10 s But let this ifttle token show I will always think of thee. HUSBAND. * WILLIAMS. FRANK A. In aad but loving remembrance of our dear husbsnd PR 8, WILEOME e el Just a line of sweet remembrance, Just a memory, fond and true; Just a token of love's devotion That our hearts still long for you. No_one knows the silent heartache, Only those who have lost can tell Of_grief that is borne in silence For the one we loved so well. 1t is lonesome here without you In the midst of friends wc are bl T T g a 5 el NERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. __ Phone_Lincoln 0372. cphF.BirchsSom West 5.?.“.'11.:.'.‘« it "GEO. W. WISE CO. 2000 M ST. N.W. W. W. Deal & Co. 816 H ST. NE. LINCOLN 8300. V. L. SPEARE CO Netther “thy uccessors of nor connec W. . -u g@ne National 2802 n m W rmerly 94 Established 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1327 10th St. N.W.___Phone North 6047. J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 32 PA. AVE. N.W.__ NATIONAL 1384. 1388, P. J. SAFFELL PERSONAL SERVICE—REASON, 733 5th St. N.W. Nat'l Thos. R. Nalley’s Son 517 11th St. S.E. LI 1220 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Wm. H. Snrdo & Co. Funeral Chapel A e e S vice Llncoln 0524 Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home York Ave. N.W. Distriet 3008 LM (GAWLER CO. 1504 M St. N.W. Pot. 4170, ALFRED B. GAWLER ‘WALTER A. GAWLER ‘WILLIAM A. GAWLER Ga SONS Established 1850 Chapel Cremations Lady Attendant 1750-24 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. NAtional 5512-5513 l NO BRANCH OFFICE ’ FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER X RARY FRICON P HORE NAT, ol Open Evenings EYC and Sundays Gude Bros. Co,, 1212 F St. Prompt Aute Delivery Serviee. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Phone: CEN'!'I'II! LOTS. A iy BEAVURPELY, TORATeD Address' Box 146-F, Siar ofee, 1% Glenmnd Cemetery Choice Lots and Sites For Sale ENDOWMENT FUND ENSURING PERPETUITY