Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1931, Page 9

A BIG PICTURE-TAKING WEEK-END +.. over Decoration Day| O 00000 L | T THE EVENING JURY IS ORDERED IN SECOND TRIAL Colts Reckless Driving Case to Be Tried Again Thursday. | _The reckless driving case of Willlam H. Colts, colored, which was carried to the United States Supreme Court from Police Court a year ago to determine | whether the defendant was entitled to | trial by jury, is scheduled for trial the | sccond time in the low court Thursday before a jury. Colts was arrested by Policeman Miles Znamenacek on O street southeast July, 1929, and Judge John P. McMahon sub- sequently refused the man's demand for jury trial, convicted him and sentenced him to 30 days in jail. Attorneys for | Colts took the case to the District Court of Appeals, where the Police Court judgment was reversed. The District realizing the cost of hearing similar cases before juries, as well as different charges which were affected by the rul- ing, asked the Supreme Court for a final decision. The tribunal on November 24, 1930, handed down an opinion in which the Appelate Court was upheld. ordered that another trial be given Colts in Police Court, and this time by a jury Today Attorney Louis Whitestone, counsel for Colts, filed a motion to quash the case, stating that the court | arraignment papers are illegal because ( they charge the man with more than one offense. Whitestone contends that the wording of the papers, which ac- cuses Colts of “driving recklessly, at an unreasonable speed, and without re- gard for life and property,” is too gen- eral. The attorney said that the charge in reckless driving cases has been made | more_specific since the Colt case origi- | nated. | Judge Ralph Given is expected to rule on the defense motion before the trial opens. We can supply everything you need—cameras in all the new styles—Kodak Film...and the new double- coated Kodak Verichrome Film. Bring us your exposed films for developing and print- ing of the famed Eastman quality. 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CLARKE Former Chief Chemist of U. S. Geological Survey Died Saturday. Chemist Dies H Y : Puneral services for Dr. Frank Wig-| | glesworth Clarke, 84, former chief | chemist of the United States Geological | Survey, who died at his home, 6015 | Western avenue, Saturday, were con- ducted in Boston yesterday. Dr. Clarke’s death was due to pneumonia. Dr. Clarke was an international au- | thority on atomic weights and one of | America’s leading chemists. He was chief chemist of the United States | Geological Survey from 1883 until 1925, | when he retired. He was born in Bos- |ton and was graduated from Harvard ___ | University. orary degrees, including a doctor of | laws degree and two doctor of science | degrees, one of the latter being con- | forred by George Washington Univer- sity. DR. FRANK W. CLARKE. [ |FUNERAL IS ARRANGED FOR MRS. ANNA R. CLARK Services Will Be Held Tomorrow Afternoon at Petworth Metho- dist—Burial in Cedar Hill. Funeral services for Mrs. Anna R. | Clark, long-time resident of Washing- ton, who died yesterday at her home, 4843 Kansas avenue, will be held tomor- | committee ! A ane Pl Te y 160! gy e best values of the atomic wei row afternoon at 2 ovclock at the | % ohemical elements. He also was Petworth Methodist Church, New Hamp- | one of the founders of the American shire avenue and Grant Circle. Burial | Chemical Society and the chemical sec- will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mrs, | tion of the American Association for Clark, who died after a long illness, was | the Advancement of Science. 53 years old. He was one of the first to compile She was & native of Fairfax, Va, and | fundamental physical and chemical came to Washington about 32 years ' constants, his table of specific gravities, |ago. She was educated in the Virginia | boiling points and melting points of | public schools. After coming here she | solids and liquids being published early took part in church activites at the in tho seventies by the Smithsonian In- | Petworth Church, of which she was a | stitution es the first of their “Constants member. of Nature” series. As honorary curator Besides her husband, Samuel T. Clark, | of minerals in the United States Na- she is survived by five children, Paul, | tional Museum he aided in the building Melvin, Harvey, Raymond and Rose B, Clark; a brother. Edward Wiley, and a sister, Mrs. Mame Harley, both of Lorton, Va. Taught at Universigies. Dr. Clarke was professor of chemistry at_the University of Cincinnati from 1874 to 1883 and also had taught at | Cornell and Howard Universities, His “Data of Geochemistry,” pub- lished in many editions by the United States Geological Survey, is a standard reference work. For many years he was chairman of the international committee that selected and published of that institution. Member of Societies. z - ’ pJHe was & member of the National P . | Academy of Sciences and many other Blue Law" Is Revoked. | scientific organizations, both here and PELHAM, N. Y. May 26 UP).—The abroad. Locally he was a member o {10-year ban on Sunday motion pic- |the Washin {tures in Pelham was lifted last night, | when Mayor McBride and his councii | and of the Cosmos Club. rescinded the ordinance. The most| Of Scotch descent, he was American | steadfast opponent to Sabbath shows, born and bred, having as two of his Charles Bolte. was lll at home when | ancestors Col. Edward Wigglesworth of the council met. | Washington's Army and Michael Wig- rth, author of the “Day of a Puritan poem popular in the | eighteenth century. He is survived by | three daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Dradge of | Switzerland, Miss Mildred H. Clarke of Washington and Miss Grace O. Clarke of New York. Ryan Service Appreciated, Because It Is Thorough and Responsible Labor Commons Member Dies. 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C.,: TUESDAY, MAY He also held several hon- | up of the extensive national collections | on Academy of Sciences, | the Philosophical Society of Washington | 26, 1931. ADKINS, MARY TIBBS. Departed this life [ day, May 25. 1931, at 2:30 . at ke 'st. Alexandria, Va. MARY TIBBS ADKINS. beloved widow of Robert L. Adkins. She is survived by two brothars. Fred P. Tibbs and Benjamin H. Tibbs. and one sister, Grace H. Thorntop. Fune Thursday. 'Mey 28, ai 2 rom Bethel Presbyterian Church, Alexandria, Va. 27 AMBROSE. MARGARET. On Monday. May 25, 1931 at her residence. 219 11th st. s.w.. MARGARET ~AMBROSE. Funerai will be held At the Church of the Epiphary at 2:30 p.m. nesday. May 27 Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. Her friends of the Bureau of Printing and En- graving especially invited to attend. * BARR. MARGARET ELIZABETH. Sunday. A AR A Nl P MARGAREY ELIZABETH BARR. formerlv's resident of Washington, D. C. aged rs ment Oak Hill Cemetery, Thursday, May 28, at 10:30 a.m. kil BERGER. ALFRED. On Sunday, May 24 1931, at his residence. 99 Somerset st. Rochester, N. Y. ALFRED BERGER, for- merly of Washington, D. C.. and Cherry- dale” Va eral from his late residence Wednesday, May 27, at 2:30 p.m. B BLANCHARD. JULINA A. Tuesday. May 26, 1931, at the home of her granddauhter. Mrs Mayda Linder. 3812 T st, nw. LINA A BLANCHARD. aged 93 mother of Mrs. Mabel Carnahan. Remains Testing At Joseph F. Birch & Sons await- ing shipment to Douners Grove. IIl. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—TFair and tomorrow, litle change perature, light variable winds Maryland—Fair tonight and tomot- row, slightly cooler in north portion tonight, warmer in west portion tomor- row, gentle varlable winds. Virginia—Generally fair tonight and tomorrow, little change in temperature, gentle to moderate winds mostly south- i West Virginia—Fair tonight and to- | morrow, slightly cooler in northeast | portion, somewhat warmer tomorrow. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 72; 8 p.m., 68; 12 midnight, 64; 4 am., 60; 8 am., 64; noon, 77. Barometer—4 pm.. 2081: 8 pm., 20.85; 12 midnight, 29.89; 4 a.m., 29.92; 8 a.m., 29.99; noon, 30.02. Highest temperature, 77, occurred at noon today; lowest temperature, 59, occurred at 5:30 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 66; lowest, 45. | Furnished by United State: | Geodetic Surv Today—Low tide, 9:52 a.m. and 10:11 p.m.: high tide, 3:08 am. and 3:32 p.m. | | _Tomorrow—Low tide, 10:54 a.m. and | |11:07 p.m.; high tide, 4:07 am. and {432 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 4:48 am.; sun sets 7:22 pm. Tomorrow—Sun rises 4:47 am.; sun | sets 7:23 p.m. | | Moon rises 1:56 p.m.: sets 1:47 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 five | months against the average are shown in the following table: AVERAGE. | January..3.55 ins. | February. .3.27 ins. | March Inter- M vears, tonight in tem- Coast and | 1931, January..156 ins. February..1.36 ins. March....3.50 ins. April 289 ins.| May......3.14 ins. for the first five | months was: | January, 1882, 7.09 inches; February. |1884, 6.34 inches. March. 1891, 834 inches; “April, 1889, 9.13 i ay 1889, 10.69 inches, s il Weather in Various Cities. { Record rainfall Temperature. Pt.cloudy Clear Cloudy ! Raining Pt.cloudy . Cloudy . Pt.cloudy Clear Clear * Clear Clear Clear -... Clear : Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy - Clear Clear : Clear Pt.cloudy iear - Clear ; Clear Gloudy i }.l‘oulmru . Pt.ciou Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy . Ptecl | Albany, Atlanta, Ga Atlantic City | Baltimore, | Blrming, Mass, | Buialo, N.'Y | Charleston; 8 | Giiicago, " i1 | Cinetamacis Gic 3918 Cleveland, ' Ohio. 30.12 | Columbia, 8. C. 30.04 | Denver. Colo. . 2966 | Detroit, Mich.. 30.14 " Paso, Tex... 29.70 El | Helena, " Mont | Huron. &' Dk Indiatiapolis.nd 30.12 Jacksonville.Fla. 3012 nsas City.M Los" Angeles Louisville, * Ky.. Miami, Fla... New Orleans " 3 New York, N Gklahoma_ City Omana, - Nebr adeiphia Phoenty. Pitt * Ptcloudy glear clo D clear ¥ { Cloudy Spokane, Tampa, : WASH., D. C... FOREIG (7 w.m., Greenwich time, London, England. Paris. Prance Berlin. “Germany Geneta, Switzerland Stockkolm, Sweden Gibraltar.' Spain . (Noon, Greenwich' time, today.) Horta (Fayal), Azores.... 64 Partcloudy (Cufrent observations.) 8an Juan. Porto Rizo.... 78 Cloudy Havana, Cuba g 76 Clear Colon, Canal Zone. 8 Part cloudy today.) Cleer Clear GCiear” Clear Clear Marriage Licenses. 21, and Clara T. Jack- Johnson. 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HATTIE KELSEY BROOKS. widow' of 'the late Robert Brooks and mother of the late Kattle Kel- sey Shipley. Funeral Thursday. May 38, ifom Asbury Church. 11th and K ste. n.w. at 1:30 p.m. “Remains resting at Jas. H Winsiow 'Co.'s “chapel. 13th and R sis Friends invited. BROOKS, HATTIE. The Ladies’ CUfl Rock Society’ announces the eath of Mrs. HAT- E [BROOKS, " puneral v MRS LENA J. HART, President. CLARK, ANNIE R. On Monday. May 25. 1 at her residence, 484> Kansas ave. ANNIE R. CLARK (nee Wiley). be- loved wife of Samuel T. Clark. Funeral from Petworth Methodist Church. Grant Circie and New Hamoshire ave. n.w.. on Wednesday. May 27, at 2 p.m. Relailves and friends invited ‘to aiterd. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. (Alexandria papers please copy.) CONROY, SADIE S. On Monday. May 25, 1931, at her residence. 4211 Prospect aye., Brentwood, Md.. SADIE 8. CONROY (nee ' Morningstar), beloved wile of Jimmie Con- 10v. Funersl from her Iate Tesidence on Wednesday, May 27. at 3 pm. Relatizes and f:iends invited.” Intermeni Fort Lin- coln Cemetery. CONROY, SADIE. Members of Good Will Council, No. 15 D. of A.. re hereby noti- fied of the death of Pasi Ccuncilor Bister SADIE CONROY. Services at her late residence; 2311 Prospect ave. Breniwood, Md., Wednesday, May 27. at 3 pm ROBERTA GRAVATT. Councilor. MAY VAN, Rec. Sec. CROW, ELIZABETH. On Sunday, May 24, 1931,’ at 8:50 p.m.. ELIZABETH. widow of Ghailes L. Crow and daugnter of the iate aniel C. and Eliza McGivern. Funeral from the residence of ner sister, Mrs. H Bishop, 3805 12th st. ne. on Wednes- day. May'27. at 8:30 am.. *hence to Ho e Church. where requicm mass will be | offered at 0 am. for the repose of her soul. Interment at Mount Olivet Ce: tery. 26 DOVE. JAMES A. Monday. May 25, 1031. JAMES A. DOVE. beloved husband 'of the late Margaret A."Dove. Notice of funeral ater. DOWNS. EMMA. On Monday. May 25, 1931, at, 930 pm- at ber residence n.w.. EMMA 'DOWNB (nee Wh: neral from the above residence on Thurs- day. May 28. at 8:30 am.: thence to St Martin's Church, where mass will be said at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 7 FOX. CHARLES H. On Tuesday, May 26 1931, at the residence of his son. 341z 9in | 5l n.e. CHARLES H. beloved husband of Emma E. Fox and {ather of Leroy W._and Berrnard N. Fot. Notice of funeral here- after. GRANT, ARTHUR. Departed this life on Saturday. May 23. 1931. after a long ili- ness. ARTHUR GRANT, He ieaves io mouin their loss & father. Fred Grant, and foster mother, Eliza Horner: Lwo chil- dren, Alfred and irene Grant, and a host of other relatives and iriends _Puperal Wednesday. y 27, st 2 pm. from Barnes' funeral pariors, 614 4l: st s.w. Friends invited v. Barnham officiatio Interment Harmony Cemetery. HARRIS. MATTIE. On Sunday. May 24, 1931, MATTIE HARRIS. devored friend of Sarah Dunmore and Bsielle Woodson. Re- mains iesting at the W. Ernest Jarvis fu. heral church, 1453 You st. m.w.’' Funeral Wednesday. May 27, at 1 p'm., from Third Baptlst Church. Sih and & sti. . HARRIS. MATTIE. The Ladies' CHff Rock | e RIS Furals Wedneadag. May TIE H . Funers eaday. 1 pm. from Third Baptist Church, 5th and Qrie sts. n.w. YRSC TENA 3. HART, President. LOUISE LEWIS. Pin. Sec. ¥ LARODA, GEORGIA. On Sunday. May 24. 1031, GEORGIA LARODA of 5825 Fieids I 'ne. the deyoted wife of aroda. * She also leaves & host of friends Funerai Thursday, May 28, at 1:30 p.m. from Galbraith A M. E. Zion Church Remans. resting ai the W. Ernest Jarvis church. 1432 You st. n.w. ecca Household of Ruth. No 198, Nereby notified _that Sister GEORGIA LARGDA died Sunday. Mey 24 ° 1931 Funeral Thursday, May 38, at 130 pm. from Galbraith A. M. E. Zion Church, 6in st. between M and N sts JESSIE CORBIN. M. N. G. LAURA MOULTRIE. R. N. G EY, JAMES SAMUEL. On May 126, . at his residence. 111 Anacostia rd. Benning, D. C.. JAMES SAMUEL LINDSEY. beloved husband of Magsie B. Lindsey, ‘aged 70 years. _Puneral from uss Memorial Church. Benning. D. C.. at 2 pm. Thursday, May 28. Interment at Evergreen Cemeiery, Bladensburg. BROOKS, bers Oh ot Session -~ LOGAN. SARAH. Departed this life Mon- day. May 25. 1031, At 650 B st s.e.. SARAH LOGAN. beioved ‘daughter of James and Elizaveth Lozan. ~She leaves other rela; tives ard friends. 12th st. s ‘Wednesday. Pul 28. at 9 o'clock. from St. Csprian’s Church, where solemn requiem mass will be sung for the repose of her soul. Interment Mount O}ivet Cemetery. 27 LOGAN, SARAH. To the Prcsident, Offices No. 2. ¥nights of St. John: ~Call meeting to arrange for the funeral of our late sister, SARAH AN, Hf'tdg!ld?y gv!fllnl‘. May 27, at 8:30 p.m., e. HM&R&?%AR 11:& '“!bee"d"‘-“ Pres. " R, ey, saer CHARLOTTE C LUCKETT, Dist. Pres. 1. M. SMACKUM, Sec. - MARMADUKE, ALICE A. On Tuesda 26,1931, at r residence, 634 L st. s.w. ALICE A.. beloved widow of Capt James N. Marmaduka, aged 80 years. Puneral from her late residence on Thursday. May X‘:flerment Betl Cemetery. A'X’r‘(- Va. May v andria. MAY, KATIE A. Suddenly. on Sunday. May 24. 1931, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs, Edward Collins. 3223 Mor- rison st. n.w.. KATIE A.. widow of Capt James H. May. U, 8. A beloved mother of Mrs. Edward Coliins and Miss Zelda 1. May. Funeral from the above address on Wednesday. May 27. at 3 Inter ment Cedar Hill Cemeters McCORMICK, MAR day. May 2. 193 Hanover st.. Annapol TON McCORMICK, wite of Prof. McCormick. Funeral Weds at 11:30 a.m.. 1 terment Salisbury, M p.m. 1 28. 21 MINES, ISABELLA. On Monday, May 25. 1531. at Preedmen's Hospital, ISABI A MINES. devoted mother of Dorothy Joh! son and sister of Rebecca Min h also leaves two grandchildren ane of other relatives and friend: resting at the W. Ernest Ja: church, 1432 You n.w. Puneral Prida; May 29, at 2 p. from Rock Creek Bap- tist Church. Interment Harmony Ceme- tery. 28 NEWMA! JOSEPHINE. On Monday, May 25, 1931, at Preedmen's Hospital, JO- SPHINE NEWMAN, wife of Willle New man. devoted mother of Martha Rocheste: and Milton Newman and Mamie Muse and neral late Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You OTTO. CHARLES WILLIAM E. Suddenly. on Bunday. May 24, 1931, CHARLES WILLIAM E. beloved son_of the late Conrad and Mary C. Otto. Funeral from the chapel of Silver Spring, Md.. 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment 8t. Mary's Cemetery. 26 RAILEY. CLARENCE B. On Monday, May 25, 1931, CLARENCE B.. beloved husband of Dorothy B. Raile: and Leslie C. Railc: Chapin st. n.w., Thursday, May 28, at 2 RICE, HUBERT LEONARD. On Tuesday, May 26. 1931, HUBERT LEONARD RICE. Remains at Prazier's funeral home. 389 R. I ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. ROY. Suddenly, on Sunday, May 24, May 27, at Amherst, Va. SPRANKLE, WILLIAM T. On Tuesda: 46, 1931, ital, ‘Wi usband of Church, Va. Rel s funeral May at_Georgetown ~University ' Hos- T. SPRANKLE, h Marr Sprankle of Falls aged 71 ycars, Notice of funeral later. TEEPLE. KITTIE A. A. 24, 1931, KITTIE A. ‘A, widow of Dé Witt H. Teeple. Funeral from W. W. Deals funeral home, 816 H st n.e. Wednesd May 27 at’ 10:30 am. ' Relatives and friends (nvited. Interment Arlington Na- tional Cometery 26 SH, JOSEPH A. Suddenly. on Sundas. May 24, 1931, JOSEPH A. béloved son_of Ann O.'and the late James B. Welsh. Fu- neral from his late ce. 1111 Pari place ne. on Wednesday. May 27 ai 2 p.m. Interment at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. WHITE, OSCAR M. On Monday, May 25, 1931, at 8L s “Hospital. Baltimore, Md. Dr. OSCAR M. WHITE. =~ Remains resting at Saffell's chapel. 5th and H s Notice of funeral hereafter. NG, BETTIE. On_ Sunday. May 2 1931 at’her residence, 3218 13th at. n.w BETTIE WHITING, mother df George and Lewis Whiling, mother-n-law of Mrs, Janie Whiting ‘and grandmother of Irma Arter, John O."and Walker A. Remains resting at Moon & Allen's neral parlors. 13th st._and Fla. ave. Wednetday, May a7 at" 3 p. from Nineteenth Street Baptis: Chur Relatives ‘and friends invitsd to atten Interment Harmony Cemetery. 26 WHITING, BETTIE. The Ladies' Reliable Immediate Relief Society aie requested to autend the funeral of Mrs, X ING “Wednenday, May 37, at 2" o'clock, from Ningteenth Street Baptist Church, 19th ang Tk opedingen ASON, President; ADDIE CHASE G . Rec. Sec'y. WIGHT, LORETTA C. On Sunday, May 24, 1931, in Los Angeles. Calif.. LORETTA C.. beloved wife of Carlion W. Wight. ! WILLIAMS, DUDLEY On Monday. May} 25,1981, at 6:25 A.m.. at his residence. 2631 Sheridan rd. se. DUDLEZ E. WILLIAMS, beloved husband ‘of Mary A. Willlams. He Is iso survived by three deugkiers. two sons, two sisters and sixteen grandchil- dren. Funeral jo Mav 28, at 1:30 P from ptist Chu corner Nic: ¥ Rev. J. C. friends in] On Sunday, May reh, ives and Cem. ave - and ks officinting. Interment Roser:! t know who next may fal h Thy chastening m&l F1 ¥ E JACKSON. On Mons t her residence. li4 W SN WiLAGN JACK. wved wughter J“". Lucille Jac Surviving her also are five sisters one daughter. Vivian_ Wilson, and othef Timert e 188 R e ond v Notice of Tuneral later. o oot 2 WOODLAND, ROBERT. On A #6. 1931, at 3 am non:nr“#&‘i;sum. brother of Prank Woodiand. Celia Briscoe St. Marys County, friend of Mr. g:’;-‘flclfirllm.'i?ll of funeral later. “uneral church, 1432 You st e TPV llllLI..‘ll‘"NG L. l,)'n Sunday. < 924 New York ave: nw. Tuesdnge I i &%7:30 p.m. Interment in Beaieton, Vs, 36 In Memoriam. MWELEN. In e o my n..r;'f. oo eparte i . May SSennied this life one year ar in the grave where s Bweet Is the memory that never shall fade. Gone. but_never forgotte HER MOTHER, BRSSIE ELIZABETH AD- ’Onfikigf'.'l- El‘[fl"' W, o ot o AR G May 26, 1928, Awed 26 is laja. In lovi . ERNBST W POR died thres years ago todsy, Deeply regrett HIS MOTHER. FATHER AND SISTER, GRICE. NEARER. In sad but loving re- anthr;Rl‘Rz'gl 8,{,3;-1 sister and da “ : UfE two' years ago. May 3¢, 1930 tC IS There is not a day that passe " That 1o not think of you. - CcA heart. Vo dig not know the pain vou bore: You wen o ol know's ay and did not In my heart yoh In 2, heart e memory tingers tona t was one Sund We i never Torset That’ day. neels w y 2, ADEels whispered, “We must take Sad and sud hdr Broke our pawris DR we wer no ARSI aap momann, HOWARD, ALVERDA 5. s Is'ltm"DBV‘vef our beloved mn?‘\‘:r{’ab{"lm‘)h: rest Tour ‘vears 5o (ohiered ihto “eternal THE CHILDREN OF L X ._EWA:R" WILLIAM -YA.‘;‘HIESP’.}OVW'*E%D A!fl EWIS, VES P. y dear husband, Y B May 25, . this worid would be a heaven Could I hear your voice again g DEVOTED WIFE. LOUISE LEWIS. MAYER. CAROLINE G. F. In fond memo ;.{'AV;;;! d:'l‘\‘;) 'a'\o'a""' CAROLINE G. ? N ed five years ago today, uss HER CHILDREN. ISmey oATE. WOOD. MRS. i S0P MRS, HILDA CAMPBELL A McGUIGAN, EDITH. In 21 on io".’v? Afplrzl;‘dlt.?g life three years Loved in life, remembered in_death MARY COOK. SCOTT., GEORGE W. In loving remem- Gabce of our beloved husband and father. Ife e years aro today. May 58 fa2e " HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER SMALLWOOD. ISAAC C. A tribute of love to the memory of our dear husband and father, ISAAC C. SMALLWOOD. who left us one year ago today. May 26, 1830 . . BavGRTER 3. JOSEPH C. brance 'St “mv dear husband,, JSSEPNE. STEWART. who, (3 IPE. JUANITA. STEWART. PATRICK H. In loving memory of our dear father and grardfather. BAT. RICK H. STEWART. who passed into eter- nal rest two years axo today, May 26, 1929, God saw the road was getting rough, The hills wer e e hard to clim sop %" MEir 45 EL il srew- What would T give to shake Your dear face Skt to seec " Tend: Your lovine smile and welcome voice That meant so much to me. MARGUERETTE QUEEN. * WALLACE. GENEIEVE BROWN. A tribute of ‘love fo the memory of cur devoted one. Mrs, GENEIEVE BROWN WALLACE. who assed WAy (Wo years xgo today, May Loving and kind in all her ways. Upright ‘and Jist to the end of her d Sincere and kind in heart snd min, What & beautiful memory to leave behind. THE PAMILY. ¢ ___ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel fanscus Lincoln 0524 CHAS. S. ZURHORST ”ulsrlm‘l‘flb {‘l— oseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St AV Fhors wor o LM (GAWIER CO, 1504 M St. N.W. Pot. 4170, 4131 GEO. W. WISE CO. 2000 M ST. N.W. 'weat oise V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connect with ti original re_establs 008 T 'St. N. Rl Nationa1 242 1 ormerly 940 ¥ St. N.W. Clytie J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 9th St. NW. Col. 6334 JOHN R"WRIGHT co. 1337 10th St. N.W. __ Phone North 0041. s v et J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W. NATIONAL 1384. P. J. SAFFELL B o A i 23 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 118 SEVENTH . N.W. 1 aderh Crapel. Teiepiowe National 2473 ALFRED B. GAWLER WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A. 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