Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1931, Page 9

— ‘CHERY RITES TOMORROW Widow and Long Resident to Rest in Oak Hill Cemetery. menl services for Mrs. Clara Grace Chery, 83, widew of Willlam L. Chery, who 'died Saturday in her apartment at 1307 N street following a shert ill- ness, will be held tomorrow mornin at 9 o'clock at the Hysong funeral home, Thirteenth and N streets, Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Prior to his death, Mrs. Chery's hus- band was head of the firm of Chery & Moran Co. Mrs. Chery was Let Us Call daugh- | Hi te mhhmlmfihn A sister of the late Mrs. Harry B. Parker ml an sunt of Mrs. Grace Parker Bennett of 7300 Blair road. She had lived the greater | part of her life in Washingtoa. D. C. Student Honored. W. G. Mitchell of Washington, 8| months, will be held at her residence sophomore at Cornell University, was one of 43 students honored at the uni- | vermy during the past week by election campus offices and honorary so- -miu Mitchell was named to the | Board of Mlnunn’ol wi d Straight 11 for 1931 and 1932. for Your Rugs and Carpets THAT REQUIRE CLEANING —Renovating Rugs specialty ever ince 1875. and Carpets has been our We employ plenty of “know how” as well as up-to-date equipment. We're ready to send for your floor coverings whenever you say the word. Modern Storage With Fire and Theft Insurance AUTOS CALL ON NOTICE Standard Grade Carpets and Linoleums in Newest Designs at Cash-Saving Prices E. P. HINKEL & CO. Rug and Carpet Cleaning—Fine Floor Coverings 600 Rhode Island Ave. N.E. l’honel Pot. ll7Z~3-4 5 THE EVENING STAR, FUNERAL TIME SET Mrs. Ida Morgan Grady to Be| Buried Tomorrow. Puneral rites for Mrs. Ida Morgan | | Grady, 2036 Newark street, who died | Saturdsy after an illness of nlne at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mrs. Grady was born in Georgetown, the daughter or John W. and Lucy E. Morgan. She is survived by her mother, her husband, two ckildren, Dallas Morgan | Grady and Riginald C. Grady, lnd | tnree grandcpildren. COL. WHEATON BURIED. | Army Associates Are Pallbears for | Quartermaster Officer. Army assoclates of Lieut. Col. Francis B. Wheaton served as pallbearers today at funeral services for Lieut. Col. Wheaton at Arlington National Ceme- tery. The officer was buried with full military honors. Lieut. Col. Wheaton, who died March | 14 at San Francisco, the Quartermaster Corps. included Ccl. A. Owen Seaman, Col. Charles G. Mortimer, Maj. 1. M. Leisenring, Maj. C. R. Alderman, Capt L. 8. Doten and Capt. F. V. Fitzgerald, all of the Qunbemusur CDrps Bigger and Better Funerals At Half the Usual Cost Are Dons by Chambers 'A‘"\'N‘h:ll Funeral for as $75 1319-1321: F. Street STETSON HATS BOSTONAN The “Tropshire” $29.50 We believe this style of our St. Alban Suits is a genuine $45 value. oat— Vest TWO Trousers A suit for NOW, and also for comfort in the hottest months of sum- mer. Of lightweight worsteds from Aus- tralian wool, cut finer and more sub- stantial than the fabric you know as “tropical” worsted. Garments will retain their perfect shape .. wrinkling. no DORSEY RITES TOMORROW Veteran Resident of ' Washington to Be Turied in Glenwood. Funeral services for Robert H. | Dorsey, 66, will be held at 2 o'clock to- morrow afternoon at W. W. Chambers funeral heme, 1400 Chapin street. Mr. Dorsey died Saturday night at George Washington University Hospital, where he had been a patient fcr seven weeks. Hurhl will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Mr. Dorsey had lived in Washington ‘mm of his life. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. E. K. Staley, and a brother, Harry C. Dorsey of Washington. He as & widower. Deaths Reported The following deaths have been reported | thg Fealtn Depariment tn (ve Tast 44 hou Tred i, 'Basaett. 76, 1263 Wisconain w Helen 5. Tanner. | Asron R To Lila Wosltall, 67, Garfield Hospital Batie %0/ Maeks, S0. 1561 Nortn Carolina 47. 3720 13th st John L. Y 816 Massachuseits ave. . Edward 8 Rockwell, 45, 315 E st Mateare, v, Blumb. 16, 1345 Taslor st g smith. "7 Providence ‘Hoitat enjamin Carie Yovidence Hosiia John' Hobson. ‘36 c.m.uv Hospital Afary Williams. 63, 624 317 3t Roaclta Jones, o1, 1252 HAlf i, Willigm Peston: mm- osDital 19a BUBunch. 4. Tl "Rhode Tsiand ave. Reld: 39 2623 118w 0 Davidson et | Ma i ta]. . Tasrel Cunningham. 24 Gallinger Hospit Hazel Wilson, § months, Gallinger Ho: | PA¥iune Thom 3. 1212 Wards o, | Jacauline'J 1, 2020 5th st. Pope Names Protector. VATICAN CITY, May 4 (#).—Pope Pius today named Cardinal Francesco | Marchett! Selvaggiani protectar of the Institute of the Holy Ghost and Im- maculate Mary, whose mother house is | at San Antonio, Tex. Hours: 8 A. M. to 6 P.M. Colorings are the lafest shades of gray, tan-and blue. Coats are trimmed with body and sleeve linings of Anglo-silk, with vest backs of the same material. And’ this fabric is just as good looking and much more dur- able than pure silk. Our huge lines cover all regular sizes and extra sizes for men of any unusual build. An ind idual fitting guarantees you complete satisfaction without charge for. any alterations. Here’s the kind of suit you want. A beauty in appear- ance’. . . coat and vest while it’s cool . . . then just the coat wheén it gets hot . . Nothing like it elsewhere for as little as $29.50. . and two pairs of trousers. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, l Rites Toniorrow MERRITT LEWIS DAWKINS. IMERRITT L. DAWKINS’ FUNERAL TOMORROW Pension Bureau Division Chief Will Be Given Services Here at 9 0'Clock. Puneral services for Merritt Lewis Dawkins, chief of the division of special examinations, Bureau of Pensions, who dled Saturday &t his home, 234 Eleventh street northeast, will be held at St. Joseph's Church, Second and C streets nortbeast. at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Born in Downing, Mo., on April 25, 1869, Mr. Dawkins was appointed & railway postal glerk in 1889, and later transferred as clerk to the Bureau of Pension: Detatled te fleld duty with the bureau in 1893, he advanced through the grades in various capacities until his appointment as chief of the special examinations division. He was president of the 8. E. D. Coal & Lumber Co. He had been active in the Sons of the American Revolution, 1. 0. O. F, Tribe of Ben Hur, and Knights of the Maccabees, in which he was a past commander. Besides his widow, Mrs. Delia T. Dawkins, he is survived by four sons, John A. Dawkins, Arlington, Va.; Rich- srd L. Dawkins, Potomac, Va., snd Bernard J. and Raymond A. Dawkins of California: two brothers in Kentucky and two sisters in Missourl. ELMER E. CLEMENTS DIES AT AGE OF 68/ 7 Tand Law Examiner Entered Government Service 25 Yeirs Ago. Elmer Ellsworth Clements, 68, land law examiner in the General Land Of- fice, Interior Department, died at his home, in the Alabama Apartments, yes- terday after a week’s illness. Mr. Clements first entered the Gov- ermnment service here 25 years ago, to this city from North Dakota. A native of Tllinois, he received a bach- elor of arts degree from Indiana State Normal College, a bachelor of law de- m' from Washington College of Law and. & master of law degree from town University. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mi t Elizabeth Clements; a daugh- ter by & former marriage, Mrs. Virginia Gibson of Appleton, Wis.; a brother, Bert W. Clements of West Bend, Iowa, and a stepson, Charles Morris of New York. The funeral will be held at V. L Speare Co.. undertakers, 1009 H street. tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial will be in Fort Linwln Cemetery. l‘xremen l’lln ){eetmg BOWIE, Md., May 4 (Special).—Wil- llam W. Everett has been appointed chairman of the committee of the Bowie Volunteer Fire Department to arrange supper for delegates who will attend the May meeting of the Prince Georges County Volunteer Firemen's Association here Wednesday night, May 13. Three Rooms, Kitchen and Bath Electrical Refrigeration THE ARGONNE 16th and Columbia Road Reasonable Rentals AMBULANCES Best in Town. 54.00 Local Call...... Col. 0432 can Chambers Co. Funeral Service The cost of funerals de- pends largely on the casket selected. A modest funeral may be obtained for as little as Clyde J.Nichols, Inc. 4209 9th St. N.W. Columbia 6324 We Furnish Caskets Made by the National Casket Co. _ CHAMBERS clath caket. fied it Hearse And All Only The same service as the higher Tanerals, with ‘no extra chargs pel. All music, if desired. by In Case of Death Call THE GREATER W. W. Chambers Co. 14th Cor. Chapin St. NW." Phane COlembia 0432 Wthere the Best Costs Bess MAY 4, WILLARD F. SMITH, 75, DIES IN'FRONT OF HOME ident of Capital for 40 Years Collapses While Returning From Short Walk. Willard P. Smith, 75, for many years an employe of the Office of Public Buildings and Parks, died last night at his home, 1507 Trinidad avenue north- east, a few minutes after he had col- lapsed while returning from a short walk. Funeral services will be at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the residence. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr. Smith collapsed in front of his home. George M. Wilson, a neighbor, summoned a Oasualty Hospital am- bulance, but Mr. Smith dlcd before it arrived. The ambulance was called to the house again shortly afterward when Millard Smith, son of the dead man, collapsed. He- was revl\ed by & hos- pital interne. Mr. Smith was born in Fairfax and came to Washington about 40 years ago. He had been living with his daughter, Mrs. Mary L. Stuart. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair, not quite 50 cool tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudiness and somewhat warmer, fol- lowed by showers beginning tomorrow afternoon or night, gentle east and southeast winds. Maryland—Fair and not quite so cool tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudi- ness and somewhat warmer, followed by showers beginning tomorrow after- noon or night, moderate northeast shifting to east or southeast winds. Virginia—Fair and not quite so eool tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudiness followed by showers beginning tomor- row afternoon or night; moderate northeast and east winds. ‘West Virginia—Fair and warmer to- night; tomorrow increasing cloudiness followed by showers beginning tomor- row afternoon or night. Record for 44 Hours. ‘Thermometer—Saturday 4 p.m., 60; 8 pm, 60; 12 midnight, 58; Sunday 4 am., 55; 8 am, b4; noon, 59; 2 pm., 63; 4 pm., 65; 8 pm. 59; 12 midnight. 52; Monday 4 am., 46; 8 am, 50; noon, 63. Barometer—Saturday 4 pm. 20.88; 8 p.m, 29.84; 12 midnight, zn ; Bun- {day 4 am., 28.87; 8 noon, 30.00; 2 pm, 30.00; 4 m 30.00; 8 pm., 30.09; 12 mldni'ht, D.l'l: Monday 4 am, 30.20; 8 am, 30.27; noon, 30.23. Highest temperature, 65, ocourred at 4 pm. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 43, oecurred at 6:30 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 79; lowest, 60. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 3:48 a.m. and 4:25 pm.; high tide, 9:30 am. and 10:03 1931 R Tomorrow—Low_tide, 4 l" am. lnd 5:13 pm.; high tide, ! 10:51 pm. The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose 5:08.a.m.; sun sets 7:02 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:07 a.m.; sun sets 7:03 pm. Moon rises 10:27 p.m.; sets 6:28 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Rainfall. Comparative figures of the monthly rainfall in the Capital for the first four months against the average is shown in the following table: Average. 1931. January...3.55ins. January...1.56 ins. February..3.27ins. Pebruary..1: :sm .3.75ins. March.....3. . Jmunrv. mz 7.09 inches; February. 1884, 6.34¢ inches; March, 1891, 8.84 inches; April, 1889, 9.13 inches, ‘Weather In V:rlmll Citles. [UTIE Stations. “a0j0wory | Ry | SO85E8EEE |- qurm o Za2nsIgnReRE 8238 g SRR 5 ~ Spok WAEH. (7 am., Greenwich time, todey.) Stations. Temperature, Weather London, England 40 Clea Stockhgim. Sweden Non,Graenwich tinse, 104873 Horta ‘(Faval) A7oren 2’ Part eloudy (Current obacrvations.) Hamilton. Bermuds Sen Ji Ric LOST. JFOLD, biack, with National Press Club Pad Hoarq of “Frads membersnip card: Re- i lm Sidney Roche, ©handler Bldg., Na- onal BOBTO ale,” white markings Very Drlendly; on STay 3. M. Vernon Memorial Bonlev-rd. Ity \lclnlty of ‘Fort Hunt; name “Rowde .mu llllnms lvr. n.W.. oflrfinhune Adams. 140: O EARRING Sunday TRh and Park rd. and 16t and. N Return t !o 1701 Park rd.. Apt. 11 DOG, white Fenerous reward, Greck_Church rd. n. imb FOX TERRIER Brown. Buppy. answe: e of Brownie: white ;201, on neck ny in pursc. mear s 0542. call_ Adam QTARSES Lont Saturdny” eventng: STSIRlt Gl Post ofice. Phone At. 1567-W. Reward. T Tivell PASS CASE containing Penna. . Cent Reglon pass, small amount & nonaL Re. d. M 9th . 34 PEKINESE | brown. 1 u'n In- gleside terrace. Adams 2089. PIN—Saturday morning, probably on Tath sf. between Kalorama old. fashioned vold pin set with pearls. rlna. plel" call Cnumhl 4385, Call Adams a‘h St oo d K gray, oxtra claw on each collar; Wednesday, 46 R st. n.W. Contuining ward. {‘o“fin& Up: POLIC] Toot, tag North_53! SPECTACLES, b od, Rock _Oreek Barl T ewara. “Bhone Glevéland 1417, L cecs nmber I, 5 WRIST wn'cH. Ind town gection. ~Reward. RETIRED ENGINEER DIES ON VISIT TO CAPITAL Aaron Rodewell Todd Will Buried at Newark After Death in Washington Hotel. The body of Aaron Rodewell Todd, {who died Saturday at the Army-Navy Hotel, was taken to Newark, N.-J, to- day for burial. Mr. Todd, a relative by marriage of Mrs. Mina C. Van Winkle head of the Women's Bureau of the Metropolitan Police Department, was stricken while on a visit to Washington He retired recently after 40 years' service with the firm of Hanson, Van ‘Winkle Co., electrochemical engineers, of Newark and New York, of which Mrs. Van Winkle's husband was president until his death. He had come to Wash- ington after a trip to the West Coast. Survivors are his mother, Mrs. Nelson id, and his widow, both of Newark. Breaths ALLEN. CHARLES GORDON. On Saturdas. May 2. 1931, CHARLES GORDON ALLEN ) nusgand of Holmes Faniding, Adlen’ Funeral se: Tuesday. May 5. 11 & at 713 1otk . Inteiment Rock Creek Cemetery ALLEN, ISABEL DUCKWORTH. On Satur- day. May 2, ISABEL DUCKWORTH ALLE: beloved wife of Eaward Knizht Allen. for merly of Washington, D. C. Four chidre Elivood Brownine Allen,’ Eleanor lsabe Allen, Edward K. Alle: d Blickiworth ‘Allens soue the' 108s. of the devoted mother. ' Puneral from residen 04 3 Springfield, Mas m. aturday. May 2. EW A Lne of 1008 354 st o Trom® Wiltlam rdo, chapel, 413 H n 8:30 am., thence to 8i. Alo where mass will be ssid at § a.m. ment Mount Olive; Cemetery. BROWN, NARCISSA DAVIS, Departed this life nday. May 3. 1631, al Gallinge: Hosolial, NARCISSA DAVIS BRO lov ine wite of Fiang A ‘Biown,’ ot Alpharetta and James Davis. _8h feaves itee” brothers ang. othier Telatives and friends to mourn their loss. Funeral Thursday, Mi 1 an als. nw. Rem: Stewart's funieral parior, 30 H & BURKE, ALMA J. On Saturdey. Emergency Ho: BURKE, devored dauahter Jennie Neal of leaves six b Seer % . neral Wedne Florist, Va. Jaivis RROU JOonN Msy 1. THowpital, JOHN i Thains restunn st the- chapel of liam Lee's Sons, 332 Pa_ave. n.w. services in Ariington National Oemetery Tuesday. May 5. at 2:20 p.m. Relaiives and friends inviied to attend. BURROUGHS. JOHY A. The members of Qeneral Nelson . Miles seivle_at 3" faneral palors, 332 Fa Tuesday, Ma 193 B of our iste romrlde, N & D{J(‘B:H! Imnmenl at ‘Arlington £ G. -P ILLIWUDY. Commander. CARROLL. 1931, at Olmnll‘l Henlul. DANI‘EC LL, belo hulhmd gl two llll. attie C. lr. roll. Harriet niece Ella Ehape -f 1:30 g GR. Suddenly, on Monday, CHAPMA! N!l-l“ mosrn' e Vlr!ll ‘Hos} M OHA PR Em of ety and HALty Mar- 4 of John Chapman, uheral Trom Fer late rest: d-n:e 349 O s We ml-uve; and ffl!'\d! lnvlud lntermam ssional Cometery. £ Clrfl‘“ WILLIAM 8. 1931, at_the residence Pllnk Hu'l!d Fhfllll LIAM CLARKE, Amelia HFrb!l C'llrk! four grandchildren and three gre: children. Interment Monday, M Phflldflvh‘a Pa. lEMlWE Bl.)ll ELLSWORT! cfl May !. at his r‘(x:‘dunca n-rnm . m V. i On Friday, May 1. t his sis on Sun- the TH, by foveu nafand o Funeral fro n.w., on COLEMAN, GEORGE, CHARLES. this life on day. April 30, “g Thursda: is 1L o LTI L Re- mains B.L randmother, Ma. 5w Interment urc! ey, SH Randomwh ohbiating.” Lincoln uemnml ccmemy. on Tue May 5, at 3 p.m. s Tand” 1risnds e, fherment wood Cemetery. i AVIS, LEWIS, Departed thig lite on Dur¢|=1. May i, 1031, st 13 cf » S iz TRenCe s enves a Jovink wiie, three sis- fers, one” brofher and many, cther Tela- v d friends. Puneral Tuesday, May B PG from ‘the Fesidence. Inter- ment Woodlawn Cemete: Lewis, on Satur: MERRITT T a s Freidemce, S, beloved T, DavEns J Sria’ats for fhterment Moint Ohv-t " Goretery. DAWKINS. MERRITT LEWIS, The District ‘of Columbla Bociety, Sons of the American Revolution, announces with regret the death_of 'Compatriot RITT LEWIS DA’ . on Baturday, Mav 2, 1831, at his residence. 234 11th st. ne.' Puneral sersices will be heid st Pz Iats resigence Ma; At 8:30 am. Mass MY Selbeiar 8t Joseon's *Yiterment in Mount Olivet Cem- Compatriots of the socie.y are in- vlled to attend. e S, S s R V. DOR: MAN, G0 Smeters chapel Wednesday. 6. emetery chapel P COMoe) Thterment Oak Hin cem- y. ROBERT H. On Saturdav. 2ay 1. at_George Washington University 'ROBERT H.. son of the late and Margaret snme Dorsey. vices Chambers um ’Ch-mn R"l Jow. on Tuesday, Ma: p.m. Relatives'a {riends 'nvited. Yaterment at Glenwood D3, MADGE cC. Ssturdar, Mey 2. ' H am. MADGE ARDS. Mrs. St and Reginald Willlams, Mrs. 1 Tood iand“foes cngice. " Bunerd, Tyssday mim.. from McGuire's funerai The Temaing ma: n Harmony Cemtery, nd friends invited. 4 GRADY. TDA MORGAN, Enterad ! Tal Test on Saturday. May 2, 193 Bim. et her residence, 2die Newark, ot TDA MORGAN. beloved ‘wite of J. Funeral from her late est dence on Tuesdav, May 8. {VeS” Rna friends Yovited. Rock Creek Cemetery. GRANT, BESSIE. On Sundav. May 3. 1931. at Providence Hospital, BESSIE, beloved Wite 'of Berat. ‘Fred G U. c. A AR S A neral home, 1400 Chapin 8f, 5, . M pm- Thterment Cedar I Cemetery "Wedncsday, May :30 am. JOEN WILLIAM. On Sunday. at Walter Reed Tospita AWKINS, devoted son Notles of “tuneral later. Rel nest i e rarch, 1452 Wou 'ot. Bww JarVis HENDERSON. JAMES ALBERT. Suddenly, gn Saturdsy. May 3. 1981 ES AL- BER’ tevored son of James B Eicanora Johnson and brother of Mary Chulel!)lonflerlun Puneral Wedn o sters 1:2 .m. Rel Toferment: o English Wooflllwn Cemetery. Rela! nd Remains mnnhnt The W, Ernest You hereatter "at s ms r the repose ot her soul. Relatives and triends invited. Interment Mount Olivet u.mrm UGH, WILLIAM. Suddenly. on day; May' 31931, at bis residence. MBROUGH 1440 A dtvnud br th! of Joseph, R« d SaraR wimbrotion” or' Wishing Oher i AT He lllo lIlV.l ‘0“! B"‘:r brothers, five er r!lllllvt! nm; Thesdny: l;n" s Fureral evening. tmu.m ‘Wer! - grening. th % Sine ezn.d Bar- neral 'ruud-v. M m " down- l Mount_Zion M | EMLFELT, o e | Ambulance_service. A9 * Brath LA Thursday, April 30. 1031, Hosvital. Mrs A th neral home. 3 n.w. Notieh funeral later Be | re, n 8 l.\m eni at Greenshoro, N PE MINNIE E. On suum-y Mar 2. T a1 An ital; Baltimore. MINNIE ¥ "PERKINS. oved wife of thy Ferking. Wa I § n al Taeslay, & “~ from tae Assembly’ Hal Fathington Grove Md. Taterment. Mount Olivet Cemetery. Haltimore. 3 AN, On Satardsy. Mey 2. esidence. Habson st .. wxu,uu AALvuAN m- SHAFER. MILDRED A. Suddenly. on Sun- day, May 3,71931, ‘at her residence, 34 New York ave.’ ne. MILDRE beloved gdaughter of the late c Ler. JFuner ass at Aloysius Church o'clock. Relatives ‘and _friends Interment Mount Olivet Cemetary. Suddenty, en Sund WILLARD d_husba Smith and 1 d_Millard h nce Sirs. 'y nei Maty on eiafives And nent Cnulrnun?L . MARY GERTRUD}. On Mondey, .'1931.° MARY GERTRUDE. d wite of William W. Spilman and ‘d eh iate John Tanner. STUMP, MARGARET VIRGINIA. On Sun- TU! elo Jennie Virginia Funeral ;nmau ey nterment us" Cometery. Clarendons eru BECLAH Jo o0 Sundar, more. BEULA ToRNEON Wt LB ovine: wit ed daughter of B She also leay four sisters and Remains nsun ra B Entered peace- fa 2. 1831, o5 13 38 jo MALINDA Rede; 1st at_and ment AGant Ollvet Cemetery. In Memoriam. ANDERSON, MARY M. 1In lovini brance of my dear wife. MAR' = ‘()N. who died two years ago today, oy ¥2% %0¥8AND, RoBERT ANDERSON CLARK. SARAM E. A tribute of love to the memory of my other. ZEARK. who denaricg this it two years Gl man uu 1929, Ty Rt ob. s They say time hms [ hunn heart, But. oh. 1t seems un: S ed. PO tis Years my hears b e iArlne mother. for Jou. GHTER, MARY DENT. me gu!\g' > ANNIE. 'G DAU! HOLMES. MARY L. 1In lovin MARY a5 BISTER! e WS £ I i g e £y ar wite o WILLIE £ 3 of my dea~ mother, E P SING ed “this life one year 930. remem- AN- rt her memory lies, ied one ¥ Qi how hard it was £0F, 3 to, Bast ice tendcr Tove Bad bound the heart. But the purest, the loveliest, we xnow Are the surest to go. Though davs have flown snd & Year has l\nu Tast I saw your fa The memory of your loving heart Never can be erased. Loved {ife,, remembered tn degth, HER LOVING AND DI ggm HUSBAND. ANK PERRY; C18 L ¢ _sh tou]d ask me if T miss her, Yes, it fills my heart with pain; T spirit, sweetls whispers, dear mother, we will meet ety TR LOVING MOTHER. ANNIE R RAGLAND, ROSA B. A tribute of love tn the memory of my dear wife, ROSA B ho departed thia life seven- teen years ago. May 4, 1914. but not Inr otten. SBAN] HER DEVOTED HU . GEORGE I. RAGLA WASHINGTON, CARRIE C. tribute of Jm‘e to lh. memory of our dear mother, RIE C. WASHINGTON. who died 1 ’nu lln today, May 4, 1920. dear mother, thy Inbor s o'er, Thv 'fllhv hands will toil no more. Paithful muthrr, both true and kind, A truer mother you could not find. God ant her soul eternal rest HER 1. G WASHINGTON, VIRGIE ANN. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geicr's Sons Co. LSRN heker, National 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel ¢ g2 e NE Lincoln 0524 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAFITOL ST. LM GAWIER co. ! 8t. ‘(W Pot. 41 ”fl }oseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC_BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.\V. Ehone Wes: nn‘l?‘ GEO. W. WlSE V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connected with ‘e ofiginal W. K. Speate_estabiisn: . Pone Nattonal 2802 St. N.W. Formerly 910 F_St. N.W. Established 1876 JOHN R GHT CO. 1337 10th St. Phone North 0047. W.. W. Deal & Co. _816 H ST N LINCOLN $300. . Herbert B. Nevius Funenl Home 3 Distriet 29508 J. WILLIAM IFF§ SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS MATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W. _NATIONAL 1384, 1385. P. J. SAFFELL FERSONAL SERVICE—REASONABLE. 333 5th_t. Thos. R. Nalleys Son 517 11th St. S.E. LI 1220 ALFRED B. GAWLER . WALTER A. GAWLER 8ONS 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 EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MOD- TR FRlcee PRONE NAT: atee oo Eieanis 14t & Eye Gude ’ . 1212°F St i'nmm Auto Delivery ‘"fli