Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1931, Page 9

W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Phones Births Reported. ) tite Bustace, boy. Groner G opf Nethe uttecs,! Je E, and E Frazler, ward L. and_Anna boy. illiam H, an “Berfyll L. ': :ifl‘lfl. v ce Jennings, girl. Benjumin ¥ and Mamie By Spring Road Col. 0464 Adams 10341 Weekly or Monthly Payments EISEMAN’S Fine Men’s W ear Seventh and F St Tnaby, boy. THE EVENING CORN VICTIM RITES Three-year-old Lucille Moran, who died Tuesday from effects of a grain of corn lodged in her larynx, will be buried in Catlett Cemetery. near Manassas, Va., tomorrow. Funeral services will be held at the W. W. Chambers funeral home, 1400 Chapin street, at 11:30 o'clock, prior to burlal in the Virginia cemetery. The child had been i1l for a week and her parents had taken her tr Sibley and Children’s Hospitals for emergency treatment when she was seized with of coughing. oux; s:lvebr‘:: ions the coughing was stopped, :fri‘fiul: Tueldaygwhen attacked again. 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Spanish Tile, Jlack and Leading Combination.. Sizes 11 to 50 Including Half Sizes DRESSES—SECOND FLOOR. SALE! of HATS Every one a hat sén- sation. from a medel. green, Spanish tile. Large and small hesd sizes. sheer Caroub New Crepes, Evéry one copied $7.50 or $10.00 Black, brown, $1:2 MAIN FLOOR. Special Chemise, Step-ins, Slips and Dance Sets. Plain and lace trimmed—these are very specially 9. priced. MAIN FLOOR. SHOE VALUE Novelty and Arch Support Shoes. Narrow and round toés. AA to EEE. 5088 izés 2J; to 'AR, WASHINGTON, CHARLES L. CASTERLIN DIES AFTER BOWLING Heart Attack Fatal to Enterior Dee- orator as He Sits Down Fol- lowing Game. A heart attack, which he suffered just after he had stopped bowling and was sitting in & chair at the Arcade bowling alleys, Fourteerith street and Park road, was fatal last night to Charles L. Casterlin, 40, vice ident and treasurer of the Charles lleries, 1029 Connecticut averiue, imterior deco- rators. Mr, Casterin was sitting' in a chair on the sidelines after completing a game when he suddenly shumped for- ward, uniconselous, t6 the floor. An Emergency Hospital physician who was summoned pronounced the man dead from & heart attack. Dr. Gi W. Lead- better, 910 Sixteehth street, gave first- ald treatment. i M, Casterlin had lived in Washing- ton about 25 years, coming ‘here from ‘Waterloo, N. ¥. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ann Casterlin; s sister, Mrs, Charles I Corby: a daughter, Joan, and twin cons, Charles and Henry, 2 years old. Puneral a. .. csments had not been | comipleted toda; | Minister of Education Resigns. SANTTAGO, Chile, October 22 (#)— The minister of education, Leonardo Guzman, resigned yesterday, with the explanation that he was retiring for reasons of politics. It was re] the university students’ strike, now virtuaily solved, was a factor in his decision. FOUND WRIST WATCH, Iady's, Buloya between K and Eye. on 19th st. n.w. Call after 3:30, {2126 N st nw LOST. containing between $35 and $35. Sunday afternoon or Monday m%l,n— d__Adums 7879 or | dismond and sapphi reward. Please call Col. %« BILLFOLD. binck, “Wed- pesday; Apt DIAMOND WEDDING RING, Sunday, Ana- costia golf course. Reward. Phone Lincoln | 0934-J. 32 DOG—Poodle, white, . 163 Quiney st. Chevy Chase, Md. onsin 31T1W. L] DOG. small brown, lost in_park. 13th and Eye n.w.; answers {o name “Pee Wee.” Re- 10, Retirn (o 1219 K st. n.w. between 3 DOGS_—Reward for_return of English setter bird dog. female, vicinity of Chevy Chase, M d on round leather collar. no taw, , almost black, welghs about : also liver-and-white spaniel, fe- ; both dog . Pleage hold and Totits Fine, Wiscansin® 3018, r 4608 Lane: drum _lane. DOG, male Pom., 17 _jnch brown, tail curled’ over back: answerd némne ettt Mrs, Jerry Allen, 1907 P st.'se. Lin. 7996-J. EYEGLASSES. black rim. In Kann's, Lans- burgh. " Palais’ Royal, Woodward & Lothrop amond cab; lost Thurs; reward. 307 5th st. n.e 23° KEYS (2). on chain. between 18th and Mass ave. and 'Dupont Circle. Please return to Dupont Garage. 2020 M st. LEATHER PURSE. la about 8:30 p.m.. on F! Toute to Key Bridge, | driving iicense ‘keys, glasses: §20 reward. Clarendon 274-W-1 . POODLE, black and white, Wi tag No. 18755, on Monday, Octob: ward. Return to 4834 16th st n.w b SCHNAUZER DOG, female. black and eray 1o collar or tag. Substantial reward for in- | formation leading to recovery. Call Hatfleld, Cleveland 2949. = SORORITY PIN and bell, Phi Lambda Tau. | opal settings: pin attached to flowered chif- | fon_bvelt: reward. North 4366-J after 6 p.m SPECTACLES, in leather case, showing name | California_Opticians. _Miles. 1805 H st. n.w. SUNBURST PIN—Largs white stone center between Florence Courts and 14th and De- eatur sts Reward. €02 Florence Courts North 4503, _ WALLET containing door check and 35 bill female. Rew, iday, October 9. rida ave. Que, N st containing over $40. v 19, i Tecelpt. Reward. Georgla | WHITE ESKIMO SPITZ PUPPY_Tuesday. Reward. 4727 4th st. n.w. _Columbia 3945 WRIST WATCH. lady's. gold Elgin, Liberal reward. Johnson, Clev. 6400, ext. 129. Chambers’ undertakers are known for their great progress and fair dealings. They supply the needs of more stricken families than any other directors in the city. They have 10 cars, hearses and ambulances; 3 chapels and 5 parlors. A completa and modern funeral establishment. . 135 Suits in the most desirable materials and patterns, greatly reduced for Friday only. Smart shades of gray, brown and blue. Alterations, if ngces- sary, at cpst. No ex- changes or refunds. For Friday only. D, Q. THURSDAY, O( TELLEZ HAS POST INNEW MINISTRY Calles Only Army Man Left in Mexican Cabinet. Three Held Over. By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, October 22.—A new non-political cabinet, swept clean of generals and politiclans with one ex- ception, took its place in Mexico today to aid in solving a political crisis that brought a shower of resignations and Jéft a two-man government in power for seven days. Gen. Plutarco Elias Calles was the only military man included in the new cabinet, announced suddenly last night. . ‘The big four of the old cabinet, Gens. Almazen, Amaro, Cardenas and Cediloo, are out of the new line-up, which includes three former cabinet ministers in their old posts, and re- places some of the retired ministers with political unknowns. The three who remain are Finance Minister Luls Montes de Oca, Secretary of Industry Aaron Saenz, and Foreign Minister Genaro Estrada. Manuel C. Tellez, former Ambassador to Washington, succeeded Gen. Lazaro Cardenas as Secretary of the Interior, and Chief of the Cabinet. At the same time that he announced the appointment of the new ministers, President Ortiz Rubio named Gen. Augustin Olacheas Governor of the Northern District of Lower California, replacing Carlos Trejoy Lerdo de Tejeda, who is to be given a new post by the Chief Justice. The new Gov- ernor of the Southern District of Lower California will be Juan de Dios Bojorquez, former editor of El Nacional. The roster of the new cabinet fol- ows: Foreign Minister, Genaro Estrad Minister of Interior, Manuel C. Tellez: Education, Narcisso Bassols; Finance, Luis Montes de Oca; Industry, Com- merce and Labor, Aaron Saenz; Agri- culture, Francisco Elias; Communica- tions, Gustavo B. Serrano; War and Marine, Plutarco Elias Calles; Attorney General, Jose Aguflar Mayo, and Chief Federal District, Lorenzo Her- nandez. Deaths Reported. Stanislas Auger, 82, United States Soldiers' Home. Alice M. Beall, 78, 1312 Park rd Stephan Paretoff, 78, Garfield Hospital. William Allen Rogers, 77, 3331 P st. Delessia P. Babcock, 5. 3024 Otls st. n.e. Mary Franicls Miller; 75, 1401 Fairmont st Emme Henry Youn¥, 74, 201 N at. s.w. Frederick H. Snight. 73, 1406 C st. ne John A * Randall, 71. 2425 Franklin n.e. Loutsa” Lipp, 71. 722 9th st. James F. Spence. 56313 Pearl Cox Waldrop, 53. Garfield Dennis Prancis Manning_ 57, 1 Joseph H_ Cocker, 52. Gall John W. Sorrell. 50. P Herbert D. Rosson.’ 49, 4 Rosie L. Coberth. 46, ne. Hospital Sth st. n ger Hospita Corcord ave. 528 4th st. s.e. Prank_Edward. 31. Gallinger Hospital Mae Fitzgerald, 20, Garfleld Hospita Francis Duvall, 7. Children's Hospital Sue C. Peteet. 2 nonths, 1744 Lgnier ol George Willlam ~Adams, 65, 'Preedmen’s Hospital, Edward Scott. 56, en route Casualty Hos- pita \Williem H. Johnson, 52, Tuberculosts Hos- pital Walter H. Murphy. 51. 4 14th st Charles H Johnso: . 1633 st Gilford Minor, 41. Gallinger Hospital. & 25. 2302 6th st. Gailinger Hospital ey, 19. Gallinger Hospital 5. Gallinger Hospital. 2." Freedmen's Hospital, Harry Lawrence, 13 months, Children's Hospital The Family Who Chooses CHAMBERS CO. Has Shown Sound and Wise Judgment You can get a complete funeral for as little as 752 vp to thousands. A service to suit the station or cir- cumstance of any family. In Case of Death Call The Greater Chambers Co. Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. Washington, D. C. Telephone Columbia 0432 'EISEMAN’S Seventh & F Sts. Friday Clearance Sale FALL SUITS $1 4.75 $25 Values 30 TOCOATS Reduced to All-wool Tweed Topcoats in desirable shades of tan and gray. Easily worth $20. ‘11 14 ALL-WOOL KNICKERS Fancy patterns. Excellently made. Great- ly reduced. Nearly all sizes. $1.15 FANCY SHIRTS Collar-attached shirts in Full cut. Sizes 14 to 17. fast colors. 69c TOBER 1931. THE WEATHER District of Columbia, Maryland, Vir- ginia and West Virginia.—Fair tonight and tomorrow; not much change in | temperature. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches, .4 30.08 . 60 30.10 . 53 30.16 . 45 30.17 . 45 3022 . 66 30.21 30 p.m. yésterday. Year ago, 55. Lowest, 43, 6:30 am. today. Year ago, 33. . Tide Tables (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Tomorrow. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today.... 6:24am. Sun, tomorrow 6:25a.m. Moon, today. 3:46 pm. 2:3 half hour after sunset. Rainfall, Monthly rainfall in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1931. Average. ¢ Record. 156 355 7.09 '82 327 6.34 '8¢ 3.75 8.84 3.27 9.13 3.60 10.69 413 1094 417 1063 401 1441 3.24 October sar &8 Weather in Various Cities. GTempeTATITeay om0 o we TejusE; Stations, aumu isw Abllene, Albany, N__Y. Atlantd, Ga. fimnuc Ot Raining Clear Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Pt cloudy Cloudy Cle altimore, Md. irmingham ton, Chicago, i1 Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio. Columbia,” 8. C. Sgsususngag - Galvaston, Tex. Helen; Jacks Kansas City, Los Angeles. ... Zouisville, Ky. om: Nebr. Philadelphia | Phoenix. Ariz Pittsburgh, Pa.. Portland, Me... Portland, Oreg Raleigh.’ N._ C Salt Lake City. San Antonig. ~ 29.90 San Diego, Calif 30.00 San _ Francisco. 29.94 St. Louls. Mo.. 30.04 St. Paul. Minn. 29.92 Seattle. "Wash. . Spokane, _Wash Tampa, g WASH, D. € 106 001 Bt cloudy - Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy . Pt.cloudy 003 Cloudy 070 Cloudy 0.14 Raining <rs Clear . Clear 0.02 (7 am., Greenwich time, Stations. Temp, London, England. . Paris. France..... Vienna,” Austria Berlin,” Germany. | Brest.’ France et | Geneva. Switzerland 40 Sweden 50 Spain 70 Greanwich tim-, Azores 63 (Current obse:vation Bermuds. . 5 today.) ature. Weather Fo 3 34 6 Colon, Canal Part cloudy Costa Rica's 1930-21 weighed 52,525,650 pounds. coffee crop E do not like supetlatives, We dis- like, in our advertise- ments, the words “best,” “superior,” “finest,” “only one” and similar descrip- tives, HERE'S the way we like to pre- sent the Lee House to you—that ours is a decidedly fine hotel; modern, e x c ellently conducted and most reasonably priced. I HAT we thoroughly believe we can provide the ac- ¢ om modations you want and that our service will com- pletely, and to your satisfaction, provide for comfort and wclf‘are. Added to this, is the merit of our convenient and quiet location, IF this kind of a hotel can be a good home for you for the Winter, then won’t you come along and select your room? Just another reminder that the cost is rea- sonable. Fifteenth at L Deeatur 0160 Automobile lamps to be lighted one- | Brath Py octoner 5, DRRvied fhis e Tuer , 8 3 2913 Dumbartor ave. n.w.. EMMA L. Feretgon. SBie: ledvas. giher. ralstives and n. _ She. er relatives an 1ris . _Remains at Otis F. llen’ 12th . and Florida ave. Funeral Priday, Oc tober 23, at 2 p.m., from Mount Zion M. E. Church, 29th st. Bet. Dumbarton ave. and O st. 'Rev. Juilus 'S, Carroil officiating. Relatives and friends invited. BAILEY, EMMA, Officers and members of Queen Esther CI ter, No. 1. O. E. 8., are | Tequested to attend (he funeral of Hon. Lady. EMMA BA] Priday, October 23, l“l.nat 2_p.m., froi the Mount Zion Methodist iscopal urch, corner 29th st. and Dumbarton ave. n.w. SRRt PO R, DENA PATRICK, Se: BAILEY, EMMA. All members of Minerva Housenold of Ruth. No. 1518, G. U. O. of Odd Fellows, are requested (o assemble at Mount Zion' M. E. Church, 29th st. and on Friday, October Dumbarton ave, n.w. 2. 1931, at 136, o itiend the funeral of worthy recorder. Sister EM BAILEY. _ ALMA D. COOPER. M. N. G, CARRIE BATTLE, W. Rec.. Acting. * : BERKELEY, JENNIE C. On Wednesday, Oc- ober 21, ‘1931, at the Catholic Home for Aged Ladies, 5043 P st. n.w., JENNIE C., beloved mother_of the late Rev. Charles C. Berkeley. ~Punersl from W. Warren Taltavull's funeral -home, 14th’ st. and Spring road n.w. on October 23, at 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass at Holy Trin- ity Church at 1 Relatives and friends invited to atiend. ~Interment -at Mount Olivet Cemetery. | BLUSH, EDWIN H. On Tuesday, October 20, 1931, EDWIN H., <on of the late Edwin H.'and Mary J. Biush. Funeral from W. W. Deal’s funeral home, 816 H st. n.e., on . October 23, at §:30 a.m.. thence to St. ‘Aloysius Church, where reduiem mass will be said at 9 a.m. for the repose of bis soul.” Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- ery. ' BOWERS. MARTHA A. On Thursday. Octo- ber 22, 1931, at her residence, 1400 Fair- mont 'st. MARTHA A. BOWERS, H. C. Bowers of Akron, d Dr. B. E. Bowers of Kirklin, . and Lora E. Bowers of Washington, &. Notice of funeral later. 5 t 11:30 a.m., at_Garfield Hospital brief iliness, LORENZA L. CARRICK, junior student of Pittsbureh University at Pittshurgh, Pa.. devoted son of Lawrence and Carrie Car- rick, brother of Theodore and Thurman Carrick. ~He leaves to mourn their loss one aunt, Mrs. Beatrice Law: one uncle, Mr. James Law of Pittsbursh, Pa.: four aunts, Miss Florence Colwell. Mrs. Emma Carter, Mrs. Kate Coleman and Mrs. Nellis Smith, and’ five uncles of Wa C. and a host of other friends. Remains resting dence. 1819 8th st. n.w October 23, at 1_o'clos Bethel Baptist Churck 2 n.w. Rev. Jarvis officiating. Interment at Hariony Cemeters. Relatives and frieads invite A precious one from us has zone, A voice we loved is stilled. A place is vacant in our home be filled. THE PAMILY. * CASTERLIN, CHARLES L. Suddenly, on Wednesday. October 21, 1031, CHARLES L., beloved husband of Ann Peters Casterlin, residence, 3000 Albemarle st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. CLARK. CHARLES L. Suddenly. on Tues day. ‘October 20, 1931, CHARLES L., be- lovéd husband of Gladys W. Clark and loving son of Sidney J. and Delia M Clark. Funeral from the residence of his parents. 412 Emerson st. n.w.. on Friday, October 23. at 8:30, and high requiem | mass at St. Gabriel's Church at 9 am. Relatives friends invited to attend. | Interment Mount Olivet Cemetersy. 22 | COLBERT. LOIS. On Monday. October 13, 1931, LOIS COLBERT. devoied deugh and Gladys Colbert, sister of r 24, 1931, 312 E Ernest R the 23 and at never above residence. COLBERT, RAYMOND. October '20. 1931, RAY! son of Raymond brother of Edith and G ral Saturday, Octob his_late T ains resting neral_church, 1432 i thereafier at t | DAY, PRESTON C. On Wednesday. October | 173, 1931, "at his residence. 1241 Euchid St | . PRESTON C. DAY. beloved husband of Mattie C. Day. Services, and inter- | ment Priday Qeiober 23, at 2:30 pm.. at sville, M . SUE ADREON. On Wednesday night, October 21. 1931 at her apartment in’ the “Chastleion Hoel, SUE ADREON. beloved wife of the late Harry Baldwin Gantt, M.D. ‘of Anne Arundel County. Md. Due noice of funeral. . | JEFFERSON, RALPH R. RALPH R. JEF- FERSON. the mon of Mrs. Alice Marshall _Jefforson, . devoted of'Mrs. Hilda = Lerfey . Je Erandson of ‘the Jate Walt was born 1n Washington ) 1905, and died. October 19, 1931, illness of 12 days. Remains af Davie funeral home. 611 Funeral _Friday, October | 23, Interment Cemetery. ds _invited. 22° WILLIAM. = Departed this life on October 18, 1931, WILLIAM JONES, the loving son of Robert and Amanda Jones. ' He leaves to mourn their loss two sisters and three brothers. 'Puneral Fric day, October 23, from his late residence, 2147 D st. n.w. at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Intermint Mount Olivet Cemetery. ¢ KEANE. WILLIAM JOSEPH. Thurscay, October 22. 1931. at 12:30 &.m | st Georgetown University Hospital, WIL- | LIAM JOSEPH KEANE. husband of Cath. | erine eane of 5617 Grove st. Chevy Chase, Md. Notice of funeral hereafter. * KLINE, JOSEPH N. On Monday. Octoher 19. 1 ¢ Newporf. R. 1. JOSEPH N. be- loved husband of Gertride M. Kiine (nee Duffy) "' Fiinerai from his Iate residence. 1314 Randoiph st ne. Friday. October 3. at '8:30 am. thence to St Anthony's Church. where requiem mass will be said at 9 am for the repose of his soul. Rela- tives ‘and friends invited. 22 LEMON, BAILEY. On ‘Tuesday. October 20. 1931 " at Gallinger Hospital BAILEY LEMON of 734 3rd s. s.w. {ather of Mary J.Butler. He also leaves two sisters, elght Frandchiidren, twelve great-grandchiidren nd other relatives and {rlends. Remafns Testing at the Morris A. Carter Co. fu- neral home. 2nd and F sts. s.%. Notice of funeral iater. IDA T. On Wednesday. October 21| home. near Clarksville. How Md: IDA T beloved wife of | Funeral Payne's Suddenly. on p.m. Interment St. tery, LORENTZ, CLARA HORTON. On Wednes- day. October 21. 1931, at 10105 a.m.. at her residence. 27 Seaton’ place, CLARA HOR- TON. beloved wife of the late Charles H. Lorentz and mother of Henry E.. C. Vir- ginia and Charles Lorentz. Funeral from the above residence on Friaay, October 23, At 2 pm. Interment in Arlington Na- tional Cemetery. Another link in the chain is broken, To be foined in love over there, When the loved ones greet her coming With ' sweet song in the air. LUCAS, FENTON. Departed this life Octo- ber 20, “1931, 'at the residence of .his daughter. Lillie Banner. Floris, Va., FE TON LUCAS, the devoted father of Hen- rietta Haight. Matilda Lewis. Lillie Ban- | ner, Mary Smith and Minter Bond. H also leaves a host of other rel friends. Funeral from Chantilly Church at 1 ‘o'clock Friday, October 23. Relatives and friends invite: MACKESSEY, JEREMIAH J. On Wednes- day, October 21. 131, at his residence, 128 C si. ne. JEREMIAH J, beloved husband of the late Catherine K. Mackessey, Fu- neral from the above residence, on Satur- day, Octoher 24, a* 8:30 a.m.. thence to St, Joseph's Church, where mass will be said at 9 am.’ Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 23 MITCHELL, DR, JOHN WILLIAM. On Tues- day. Octaber 20, 1931. at 10:45 p.m.. at his residence. 817 T st. n.w.. Dr. JOHN WIL: LIAM MITCHELL. beloved husband of Jocelvy E. Mitcheil and loving father of Elfred 'W. Mathews. Funeral from his late residence Friday. Getober 23. at 10:30 a.m. Interment at Harmony Cemetery. MOBLEY. JAMES. Departed this life Wed- October 211931 at 930 am after “a brief illness, JAMES MOBLEY. husband of Nancy; father of Mattié Colston, brother of Fannie Faulkland, Rhoda Barnes and Leslie Mobley. Funeral Friday, October 23. at 1 p.m. from Mount Horeb ' Baptist Church, 16th apd B st ne. Rev, C. H. Fox, pastor. Friends 1 vited. "Remains resting at J. T. Stewart funeral parlors MORAN, LUCILE. On Tuesday, October 20. 1931, at Sibley” Hospital, LUCILE. beloved daughter of Edward J. and Ethel E. Moran. Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co. fu- neral home, 1400 Chapin st. nw.. Frida etober 25,"at 11 a.m. Interment in Ca ett, Va. NESBIT, HARRISO! ark’s Church Ceme- 23 T Suddenly, on Wedne day, October. 31, HARRISON. beloved | husband of Ediih C.'Nesbit (nee Herron). of Warrenton, Va. and Pittsburgh, P Funeral from 'his late residence &t Wa renton, Va., Friday, October 23, at 2 p.m. NICHOLS. AMELIA H. Suddenly, on Tues- day,” Octover 20, 1931, at her residence. :11'! Dumbarton ave.’ n.w. AMELIA H. 'HO! ed 67 v the beloved wife of the late Ira Nichols. 'Funeral from her late residence, 3118 Dumbarton ave. n.w., Octobe: at 3 vm. Interment Braths. ARIE. On Wednesday, Octo- £ b residence (ot her . o 4 THOMANK, > peloved Henry Minoux of France and Eugene Minoux, Mrs. Marle Lohnert of this city, Joseph Thomann oM Baltimoves Md.. and Cecelia Thomann of Frances Furieral from the above residence on Sate urday, October 24, at 9:30 a.m. Requiem Bttty Syt Ol W tives and friends fnvited. o 153 - TOLBART. HARRIET. Wednesday. Octoper 41, 135 a5 u'?%'r e rief | at_Freedmsn’s Horit T 8 Ress. HARRIET TOLBARY. Joving mothr of Mary Mamm. Nettie Smith. Arch Rrandmother of James an h. devoted sister of Floren Sadie Gilbert and aunt of X as. Funergl Ssturday. October 24, 1 o'clock. from Bunds's funeral parlors. 621 Fla. ave. n.w Sleep on. dear one. and take your rest. We loved you. but' God loved vou bes e 5 PAMILY. ” . JULIA. On Tuesday. October 20. 1931 at ‘Georsetown University Horpital JULIA, beioved mother of Emma_Uilric Funeral from her daughter's . residenc 413,300 st nw, on Frjday, October 33 :30 am.: thence fo Holy Trinity Church. on’ 36th st. n.w. between N and will be said at 9:15 of her soul. Inter- emetery. In Memortam. CARTER, SARAH A. Sacred to the memory of our dear mother, SARAH A. CARTER, who departed this life three years ago to- day, October 22, 1928. The month of October is here, To us the saddest of the vear, Because three years ago today. Our darling mother passed awsy. What is home without a mother? All things this world may send, But when we lost our dcar, mother, ur dearest friend. HER DEVOTED CHILDREY, EMMA, MAN- NIE, JESSIE, MARGARET AND HARRY. There is one who shail iinger Around where you are laid, Who will come and scatter fowers On your cold_and silent grave. LONELY MARGARET. * CLARK, MARGARET. In memory of MAR- GARET, beloved daughter of Mary C. and the late J. Blake Clark. who died twent: one years ago today, October 22, 1910. Ai niversary masses_ at St. Anthony's +and Holy Comforter Churches. Loved and rememberd. A—9 CURTS ROBERT m. A tr our desr husband and father, Ri CURTS, who departed this life two years ago todey, October 23, 1929, Wiien we are alone and silent, We breathe Wwith a deep regret, For you were ours and we remember, Should all the wosld forget. WIFE AND SON. * GREENE, GEORGIANNA. In loving remem- ance el mother, GEORGIAN= NA GREENE. who departed this life one year ago today, October 23, 1930. We miss you, mother, from your place, We miss your gentle, smiling face, The lonely home. the vacant chair, We miss you, mother, everywhere. She has gone where the soui hes rest And the cares of lifs sre done, Where the ones who love her best Will meet her one by one. HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. STMPSON. JOHN A. In loving remembrance of ‘my eloved <or and our brother, JOH? A. SIMPSON, who departed this iife eleven vears ago loday, October 22, 1620, We had a precious treasure on _He was our joy and pride We loved him perhaps 100 well, For soon he si»pt and died. He brought us a load of sunshine He cheered us through the dass. He made this earth seem like heaven By his many sweet smiles and sunny way HI8 DEVOTED FATHER AND LOVING SISTERS, FRANCES AND MARY. TAYLOR. ALICE COLSTON. Sad and lov- ing memory of our daughter, mother and sister, ALICE COLSTON TAYLOR, who died Tuesday, October 22,1929 THE PAMILY, TAYLOR, WILLIAM F. sweet memory of m: F. TAYLOR, who ba: y four years ago Sacred 1o _the ever the great b . October CROSSING THE BAR Sunset and evenirg star Ard one clear call me. And may there be no moaning of the bar When T put out to sea Twilight and evening bell And the dark. And may there be no sadness of fa When I embark. For tho" from out our bourne of time and place The fiood may bear me far, 1 hope to see my piiot face to face. 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October 19. 1931, at Walter Reed Hos: ital. WILLIAM ROXBOROUGH, devoted usband of Sarah Roxborough and father of Elva Roxboroug Funeral = Priday, October 23, at 1 p.m.. from W. Erpest Jarvis' funeral ehurcty 1433 You 'st. n.w. Interment Arlington National Cemietery. TAYLOR, Al . On Wednesday, Octe ber 1931, at 6:50 a.m., at his re dence. '10 North Veitch st.. Ballston. ARTHUR TAYLOR. Funeral from his late residence Friday, October 23. 1931, at .2 p.m. Interment Lewinsville, Va. 22 TEFFT, FLORENCE S. On Wednesday. Oc- tober 21, 1931, FLORENCE 8., beloved' w! of Edgar Tefit. ~ Funeral from W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin t, D.W., on Sooper 23, st 3 pm. niterment in il Cemetery. ife W. | FLORAL TRIBUTES Five Dollars. Up Phone DUPONT NOwtH7000 CIRCLE MONUMENTS. THE LARGEST SELECTION TN D, C. MONUMENTS AND STATUARY Do not base the selection of the family ument on_ photographs shown by ped- 's or agents, as you may be deceived. Reduced prices for 30 days. . AS. R. 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