Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1932, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15 1932, YORK AVENU Last Days—Clearance Ends Wednesday ENTIRE STOCK From Our Branch Store NOwW ON SALE AT MAIN STORE In some instances, additions from our main store stock have been made in order to fill out sizes and styles. Several other items from main store stock are included Men'’s and Young Men’s $30 and $35 Suits Average V2 Price Men’s and Young Men’s $30, $35, $40 O’Coats Y2 Price and Less NOMINAL CHARGE FOR NECESSARY ALTERATIONS Oxfords $4.35 Union Suits 59c ’Kerchiefs 29¢ Neckties 39c Pajamas $1.15 Sweaters $1.95 Suspenders 59c¢ Boys’ Suits, Overcoats and Haberdashery at Greatly Reduced Clearance Prices All Sales Final and for Cash Free Parking at the Capital Garage While Shopping Here fi. New Yolk Avenue at 1 li tee"vth [LY KN ATT MRS. BRUMBACK BURIED Doctor's Widow Died on Farm Near Fawcett Gap, Va. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. ‘WINCHESTER, Va., February 15— Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs. Euphrasia Ellen Brumback, 177, widow of Dr. Isaac M. Brumback, who died on the farm near Fawcett Gap, Va., where she was born and spent virtually her entire life. She was a member of Mount Zion United Brethren Church. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. C. K. Wright, Opequon, Va., and Mrs. W. W. Johnson, Front Royal, Va.; one son, Harmon M. Brumback of near Winchester; two brothers, Charles F. Funkhouser, Frederick County, and Newton F. Funkhouser, Hagerstown, Md., and two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Frey, Martinsburg, W. Va. and Mrs. Frank Bowman, Altavista, Va. Postmistress Dies. LYNCHBURG, Va., February 15 (Special) —Miss Ladye Perrow, 55, istress at Reusens, a Lynchburg substation, died at her home, in Reu- sens, Saturday evening of penumonia. She was a native of Amherst County. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy, with snow or rain tonight; tomorrow rain, slightly warmer; lowest temperature tonight about 30 cegrees; moderate to fresh northeast winds. Maryland—S8now or rain tonight and tomorrow; slowly rising temperature to- morrow; fresh north and northeast winds. Virginia—Rain in south and rain or snow in north portions tonight; tomor- row rain, slowly rising temperature; fresh northeast winds. West Virginia—Snow or rain tonight; tomorrow rain; slowly rising tempera- ture. Report for Last 48 Hours, ‘Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. 30.12 30.23 30.29 30.33 30.39 30.35 30.28 30.27 3028 30.29 30.29 30.32 3030 Year Saturday— Monday— 4am. 8am. Noon ........ Highest. 56, 4:00 p.m. Saturday. g0, 49. Lowest, 31, 8:00 am. today. 50 2. Year Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. 2:03 am. 8:23am. 2:30 p.m. .. 9:28pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today... 7:01 Sun, tomorrow 7:00 5:46 Moon, today.. 11:09a.m. 1:52am. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Rainfall. Monthly rainfall in inches in the Capital (current month to date; Month. 1932, Average Record. Tomorrow. 2:58 a.m. 9:20am. 3:27pm. 10:29 p.m. High Sets. 5:44 January 482 355 709 '82; 684 '84 884 '91 9.13 ‘89 1069 '89 1054 00 1063 '85 1441 28 1081 '76 February ... 192 March B April .... May . Jupe duly .. August T . 857 November . 8.69 . 25 December . : 756 [T e @i o~ = k1 RR2233893 Weather in Various Cities. — § Temperature Stations. g H 0.08 Rain Snow Rain - Plcloudy Baltimore Md.. 30.32 Birmingham ... 3008 Clouay g:’!l’(fllf( i D. i(‘))gg «... Clear ston. ass.. . Picloudy Buffalo. N. Y.. 3032 ! Snow Charleston. §.C. 30.12 . Cloudy Chicago. Tl ... 3036 Cloudy Cineinnati, Ohio 30.28 . Cloudy Cleveland. Ol 3032 Cloudy Columbia. §. C 3022 %Aln . Mich... « Cloudy Ei Paso. Tex... 2986 Clear Galveston. Tex. 20 94 . Cloudy Helena, Mont. . 2862 Clear Huron, S. Dak. 20.16 Snow Indianapolis.Ind 30.26 . Cloudy Jacksonville Fla. 30.10 . Fogey Kansas City,Mo. 30 16 Ramn Los Angeles.... 29 90 Pt cloudy Louisville. Ky.. 3022 Clouay Miami, Fla . 3610 Ral: New Orlean: 30.02 New York, N.Y.3026 Philadelphia 3022 Phoenix. Ariz... 29.86 Pittsburgh, Pa.. 30.38 Portland, Me... 30.18 Portland, Orgs. 30.10 Raleigh. N. C... Salt Lake Cily Ean Antonio.... Cloudy San Diego. Calif Clear Sen_Francisco.. woo. Clear St. Louis, Ma... . Cloudy St. Paul. Minn Dg} Snow Seattle. h. . 0.02 Snow . Fogzy . Cloudy Cloudy Bucloudy Rain Cloudy .. Clear | Snow Rain . Snow FOREIGN. (7 a.m.. Greenwich time. todsy.) Stations Temperature. Weather London_ England . 31 Part cloudy Paris. France Clear Vien: Austria Cloudy Berlin, Germany. Cloudy Bresi, France.. Cloudy Zurich, ~ Switzer Clear Stockholm, _Sweden. . Part cloudy Gibr Spain 0 Clear (Nopn. Greenwich time. today.) Horta (Favnl). Azores... 62 Part cloudy (Current observations.) Hamilton, Bermuda...... 52 Cloudy San Juan. Porto Rico.... 72 Rain Havana. Cub; ] Colon. Cgnal Zong ... . 78 Clear | 2608 Thirty-sixth place | business at Derwood, Md., and operated Pt clouay | Gards of Thanks BROWN. THEODORE A. I wish to thank the many friends for their kindness and sympathy extended me during the illness of my husband, THEODORE A. BROWN, and at.the time of his death. MAE G. BROWN. ¢ WILSON. LUCY. We wish to thank our many frignds for their floral tributes snd condolendas at the death of our daushter and sistet MRS, PRISCILLA W. ROSS AND PAMILY. * Beatha ANDERSON, ROSCALIE. ' Suddenly. on Sat- urday, February 13, 1932, ROSEALIE. be- loved ‘wife of the late Victor N. Anderson and mother of Nicholas J. Anderson, Mrs. Ethel A, Herr ‘and Mrs. Helea E. Fish- an. Funeral from her late r oy Jo T Ny Y . & X ative invdea.” Faltrment Rock Sreek OARPENTER. JUANITA. On Saturday, Peb. 13,1932, at 845 D.m. at her resi dence. Halls “Hill. Va.. JUANITA CAR- PENTER. devoted daughter of Asron and Julia Carpenter, sister of Marle Boyd. eulah Mason. 'Dorothy Eisbey. Alberta. anora. Mary Lowise. William, Qscar nd Aaron Carpenter. and Robnefta Rch- son. ~ Tuneral Thurigas. Eebryary 18, at 1 p.ni. from ‘Mcunt Zlon M. E. Ohurch. Remains resting at the W. Krnest Jarviy funeral church. 1432 You 'st. n.w.. until p.m. Wednesday. hereafter at her sis- ters residence. 1663 32nd £t. n.w. 17 CARRICO. MARY J. On Sunday. February 14, 1933, at 10:45 pm. MARY J. (nee Knott). beloved ‘wife of the late John Carrico. Funeral from her late residence. 1330 South Capitol st, on Wednesday morning. February 17, 'et 8:30 o'clock: thence to St. Peter'’s Church, mhen high mass will be sung for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited o st- tend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 16 CHACONAS, CHRLES K. Suddenly, on Monday, Februery 15. 1932, at his Tesi- dence. 3814 Kansas ave. n.w. CHARLES K. beloved husband of Pota Chaconas. Remains resting temporarily in the W. W. Chambers_Co. fuueral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. CONNOR. MARY. On Monday, Pebruary 15. 1932, at Takoma Park. Md. MARY CON- NOR__mother of Helen C.. Margaret D. and Katherine F. Connor. ~Remains rest- ine at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2905 14th st. nw. Mass at St. Michael's Church. Silver Spring, Md.. Tuesdsy. Feo- ruary 16 9 am 'Interment Holyoke, Mass., Wecnetday afternoon. COOK. DR. FEANK R. Pessed away on Saturday, February 13. 1932, at 10:30 p.m.. st Lis_residence. 1636 10th 'st. n.w. D, FRANK R. COOK, devoted husband of Elizabeth K. Cook. Besides his wile he leaves to mourn their loss 4 loving mather, Mrs. Josephine Cook. 2nd four children. Prack R. ir: Willlam. Richard and an in- fant daughter, Diana. Funeral Wedng day. February 17. at 3:39 pm.. from Lin coin Congregztional Church. Ilth and R sts. nw. Relatives and friends invited. Interment a Lincoin Memotial Cemetery. COOK. ROSE M. On Sunday, Pebruary 14, 1932, at her_siste: s residence. Mrs. J. P. McKinney. 22 Quincy st, Chevy Chase, Md. ROSE beloved daughter of the ley and Jane Cock of Rocheste: Remains resting at her sister’ résidence until Mondayv. February 15, ai 4 pm Interment Rochester, N. Y., on ‘Thursday, February 18 CROSS. ELOISFE BURNADETTI on Sunday. February 14, 1932. at the home of her parents. 4508 Ridee st. Chevy Chase. Md. ELOISE _BURNADETTE CROSS. student nurse at Providence Hos- pital. beloved daughter of Roy William and Eloise Cross. Services at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, Waikins ave. and Pearl st . Bethesda Md. on Tuesday. Feb- ruary 16_ where mass will be offered at 10 am. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. DITTOE. CAROLINE M. Suddenly. on Sun- dav. February 14. 1932 st Georgetown University Hospilal. 'CAROLINE M. DIT- TOE (nee Gugel). beloved wife of Ralph E. Dittoe and mother of Emily A De Neal and Caroline E. McCauley. Mary A Ben nett, Dorothy C. hea and Edward V. Dit- | from her late residence. 14 1e. on Wednesday. Pebruary 17 thence to St. Martin's Church, where mass will be said at § oclock. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. 16 Suddenly, CLARENCE HOSKINSON, BANK PRESIDENT, DIES Purchasing Agent for Montgomery County Company Succumbs to Heart Attack. i Clarence H. Hoskinson, 63. president of the First National Bank of Gaithers- burg. Md., and purchasing agent for the | Montgomery County Farm Bureau Sup- | ply Co. died vesterday at his home, | He had been ill less than a week, following a heart attack. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow at the home, followed by burial in Oak Hill Cemtery. Mr. Hoskinson is survived by his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth S. Hoskinson, formerly Mrs. Elizabeth Farmer of Cul- peper County, Va. and a son, and two daughters, H. Carlton Hoskinson, Helen Elizabeth and Virginia Claire Hoskin- son, all of this city. He was a native of Darnestown dis-| trict. Montgomery County. and until | moving to Washington. some years ago. had spent his entire life as a rlsfldentl of the county. For many years he was engaged in the general merchandise a farm near that place up to the time of his death. Deaths Reported. Josephine A. Haves, 76, Metropolitan Hotel. | Clara Levering. 72. Homeopathic Hos- pital Mary C. Hebb. 63, 714 16th st. se Calista Jenkins, 59, St. Elizabeth’s Hos- pitai Joseph L. McKinley. 85, Georgetown Hos- pital Jennie_Schuler. 36. Providence Hospital. Jean S Ballou. 5 months, 1306 Holly st. piCharles Murray. 21 days, Childrens Hos- ite John Edward Peige. 71, 1328 9th st Charles Willlam Lewis. 45, 1305 H st. Roy Craig. 39. 490 School st. s.w. Join Menry Burion, 38. 79 O st. | Mary J. Williams. 25, Freedmen's Hospital Ellzabeth om. 2. Freedmen's Hospital iE R Marriage Licenses. 3 1 Lee L Shapiro. 24. and Rose Caplan. 23; | Rev. Solomon H. Metz Wille B Mallors. 24. and v Madeline Cox. 23.°both of Orange. Va. . William Pler- point. Frank J. Maver. 22. and Lillie B_ Gambill, 22. both of Richmond: Rev Hennig. Joseph H. 28, and Sophronia Prout, 23} Rev Willlam T. Downs. William_H. Quens. 22. and Ruth E. Sati- fleld. 20, Rev. John E. Briges Births Reported. Orlando and Angelina Pains. boy. Benjamin T. and Dorothy Tayman. girl. oy S R AT Frederick W and Anna Huntman, girl. James W. and Katie Mar. hnyl Joseph and Kuanila Smith James A. and Charlotie Hawkins, girl. Rites Held for Youth. DANVILLE, Va.. February 15 (Spe- cial). —The funeral of Luther Hazel- wood, 16-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hazelwood, was conducted from the home here yesterday FINE MEN’S WEAR EISEMAN’S, Tth & F ATREDALE _Substantial reward for Informa. fon lrading to recovers lyrge mals Aire- dale. dark gray cplor: Vs 145 ctnse 14063, Telephone Walnut 89a6. {!hm’rin,‘pli inum, Club Michel or between and 1615 Kenyon ‘st nw. Finder call Col. 8425, No. 24, after 6 pm.| BEADS Short string._small. dark amber: at Constituption Hall, February 14. Reward Met._0862. FUNERAL w758 Washington’s Greatest Funeral Co. We Broke All Records in the City Expert Embalmers 5 Parlors, 3 Chapels, 12 Cars, Hearses and Ambulances Call The GREATER CHAMBERS Co. Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone Col. 0432 BRIEF CASE. leather. confaining books. etc. Return to B. A. Rosson, 644 Mass. ave. n.e. Lincoln 9148 GAT, blue Persian Reward Met. 5241, 1310 Mass. ave. now. o170 CAT_Licht gray. shaded silver Persian Fiomnmale. enler. siraved Tram nome ate hursday or Priday a.m., Van Ness st. above "Bx\;aeau of Standards. Finder phone Clev. OHANGE PURBE. small brown silk. con- taining 3 diamond rings and 1 ire. and about $1.75 in change. Libersl re rd. Re- Lurn 2019 Nichois ave. s ¢. or phone Atlantic DOG—8Bmall black and white. with Hamil'on County license. Reward. West 1131. mall. white. n_tefr Please_call 17 DOG- Sealyham_terrier: one black eve: In whelp. Reward. Decatur 3664. EARRING.. lade. lost in_taticab Saturday EVeiing. Bhone North 1047 EYEGLASSES, ite gold with part of broken chain attached: of white gold and crystal; ‘In or near Murphy’s or Jellefls Reward. _Cleve. 0811. Y CASE, containing six keys. T — A POCKETBOOK, containing_ evey s and Thecter tiokets, Reward. Ol Georsig 2217 Miss Rosenberg. 5118 Tifinois gve. SCARF, large, brown. wool. at 7th st. n.w., near Allison. Reward. Phone Georgia 1179. 2916 16th st. n.w. TERRIER. brindle and vH Shert bair, long tail with white tip: wore no tas or colla; Strayed from vicinity of 18th and H st w Reward if returned to 1731 H st Apt hone. Met. 3473, WATCH. open face, gold, Waltham Riverside movement. Rewar National 5261, at l]lgen ‘WRI] WATCH, ladies’ white gold Hamil. ton. - Rligree bracelet sel with. sapphires: belieen Motriy Plan Bank and Pafil Rora or between Breslau's and Palals Royal. ward, \Dec. 4338, Beaths [ DITTOE. MRS. CAROLINE. Members of St Martin's Sodality will recite the Rosary at the home of the ceceased, Mrs. CARO- LINE DITTOE, 14 Brvant s n Tues- day, Pebruary 16, 1932, at 7:30 p.m. FINCKEL. JOSEPH. Suddenly. on Sunday. Pebruary ‘14, 1933, at his residence. 1300 Monroe ‘st. n.w. JOSEPH, beloved hus- d of Agnes 8. Finckel. Notice of fu- neral later. GLASCOCK, ABNER L. On Monday. Feb. ruary ‘15,1832 at his_residence, 2402 Pa. ave nw. ER L GLASCOCK. husband of ‘Margaret B. Glascock. Funeral from W. Warren Taltavull's funeral home. 14th . and Sprind rd. n.w., on Wednesday Pebruary 17, ‘at 3 pm.’ Relatives and friends invited %o ‘attend. Interment Ce- dar Hill Cemetery. % GREEN. NETTIE . Pebr: 5 8 Yosd! E. am-au February a . 0.t h:,ifée lence. 4904 Kansas beloved wile of Capt. lam M. QGreen. D. C Mire Department, retired. Puneral from her late residence on Thursday, February at 8:30 am. Requiem mass at St Gabriel's Church at am. Relatives «nd friends ~invited to attend. Intermant Cedar Hill Cemstery. 17 UACKLEY. EDGAR F. Siddenis. on Satu:- &y, Feoruary 13, 1032, EDGAR F_HACK- + beloved husband of Lillian E. Hack- ¥, " He is also survived by three and two brothers. Funeral from Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin St n.w. on Tuesday. Febriarv 16, at 230 p.n. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery HEMPSTED, SARA. On Sunday., February 14. 1932, SARA 'HEMPSTED. mother of Mrs. Nancy Hempsted Depue. Services at Joseph Gawler's_Sons' chapel. 1754 Pa ave. Tuesdsy. February 16, at 2 pm Please omit flowers. HOSKINSON. CLARENCE . On Sunday. February 14, 1931. at his residence. 2608 36th place. CLARENCE H. HOSKINSON Funeral services at his late residence on Tuesday. Pebruary 16. at 2 p.m. Inter- ment Oak Hill Cemetery. JACKSON. ELIZABETH. On Saturday Feb- Ay 13, 1932 at her residence, 331 Nortn 'ayne 3 exandria. Va. ELIZABETH TAGIBON. devoted wite of W " Gaieaan Bhe also leaves other relatives and a hos of friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral home. 221 North Pat:ic: st Alexancria. Fumeral Tuesdav. Feo- ruary 16, &t 2 pm. from Third Bap‘ici | Church, ‘cornér “of Princess and North Patrick sts., Alexandria. Interment Bethel Cemetery. JONES. HELEN MARGARET. On Saturd.y. Pebiuary 13, 1932, HELEN MARGARET JONES. devoted wife uf Gtis Jones, daugh- ter of Ida Hall, sister of Ada Jacksan. Ma- rion Simmons, 'Ruth Fisher, Edna Plumber Simmons. Ruth Pisher. Edna Plumber and George Hall. Remains resting at the W. Eruest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U st n.w. Puneral Tuescay. February 16. 1932, ‘at 1 pm, from Vermont Avenue Baplist CLurch KNICKERBOCKER. IRVING N. Suddenly February 12. 1932, IRVIN and father of Hope and De Wilt Knicker bocker. Puneral services at the W. W Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. on Monday. February 15, at 8 p.m. Relatives and f:iends invited. = 15 LANGLEY, GEORGE W. On Saturday February 13. 1932. at 4 p.m. at his resi: dence. 806 Lonefellow st n'w. GEORGE W.. beloved husband of Grace M. Lang- ley (nee Martin) and brother of Charles A. Langley. Funeral from the above resi- dence on Tuesday. Februarv 16, at 2 pm Relatives and friends jnvited to attend Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. LANG GEORGE W. The members of Association” Oldes: Inhabitants are auested to atiend the funeral of our late assceiate, GEORGE W. LANGILEY. from his late residence. 806 Lon~feliew street n.w., Tuesdav, Febinary 16. 193% a’ 2 pm THEODORF V' NOVES. Pre:ident J. ELIOT WRIGHT. Secrstary MacNAMEE, THOMAS J. Monday. Feb- | Tuary 15, 1932 9 ode Island " ave. beloved husband of Chrisiisa F. MacNimee Fo neral from the parlors of Alm.s R. Speare. 1623 Connecticut ave. n.w. 2 2pm MAGRUDER. MARTHA E. Suddenly. aturday. Februarv 13. 1632, in New York City. MARTHA E. devoied daughter of Jobhn E. ‘and the late Altia lovable sister of Mrs. Nor A Mona Hawk Johnstone. Mrs. \ Edward and Vernon Por may be viewed after 12 o'clock Tuesdav. February 16, at the residence of her sister. 905 € st’ now. where the funeral services will be conducted Thursdky. Pebruary 18, at 3 pm. Al friends are invitsd 16e McCARTHY. DANIEL L. On Mondav. Feb- ruary 151922 at h dence 305 Rock Creek Church rd. nw. DANIEL L. Mc- CARTHY. beoved husband of Mary C McCarthy. Funeral fsom his late resi- dence on Wednesday. Fehruary 17 §:30 am. Requiem mass at Bt. Gabrieis Church at § &m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Mount Oli- vet Cemetery. 18 McCARTHY, DANIEL. On Mondar. Feb- ruary 15.°1932, at the home of Mr. snd Mgzs. John R’ Curtin. Cab.n John. Md. DANIEL McCARTHY. in his 43rd year. Re- at W E. Pumohrey's Md. Notice of RIVES. MARY FREDERICA. Cn Sunday. Pebruary 14, 1932, at her home. in Wash- 1gton. D. C. MARY FREDERICA. beloved wife of William Cabell Rives and daugh- ter of ths late Prederic William and Prances_Dav Rhinelander of New York. ~Funeral services in the Bethles Chapel. Washington Cathedral, on Tues- day, February 16. a: 11 o'clock. 16 ROSS. ANNIE M. H. Mondsy. February 15 1932. at the home of her sister, Mrs H. B. Brougkam. 8Siver Spr H. ROSS. wife of the Ia of Indian Orchard. Springfiell neral sgmyices at the G Church, odsidé. Md.. Tuesday. 5 18 a3 fm Inierment East Bridseport Mass., o 'ebruary 17. SAUNDERS! MARY M. Suddenlv. on Tues- Febreary 9. 1932t Detroii. Mich . Visiing her il ©son BAUNDERS ‘of 1083 Montelln aye 1e. de- voted mother of Fred. Dav'd and W Saunders snd Mrs. Esi~lle ®. Pvndeil She also leaves 15 grandchildvea and of other relatives gnd {riends Testing ai ber late residence Hiesdny."Fevruary 16. 2 1330 o.m Ephesus Seventh-day _ A ntist Cl 1 €th and N sts. nw. Intzrment Ariington ional Cemetery. 15 SPELLER. ISADORL B. Entered into eter- nal rest Saturday. Pebruary 13, 1932. st her residence, 714 12th st. ne. ISADORE B. SPELLE] devoted wife of Turner R Speller. loving mother of Vernelle K ‘Tawana C. and Turner R. Speller. ir. She also leaves to mourn her departure a father. J. Frank Blagburn: mother. Luey Blagburn’ Yarborough; three sisters. Mre Mildred Togan. Mrs. Lucille Gordon and Doris_Blagburn vo brathers. Leonard and Kenneth Blagburn. Remains resting temporarily at John T. Rhines funeral coapel until 11 ‘m. Tuesday. 16. then at her late residence. dnesday. February t from Israel Baptist Church. Intermen; Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 16 TAYLOR. HELEN. Departed this life Sun- day. February i4, 1932 HELEN TAYLOR | devated wife of August Taylor. She also «Jeaves a caughter and son. Auszustire and Alfied: a loving mother, siepfather, one Ister and one brother to mourn theli 088 Funeral Wednesday. February 17 t 2 p.m. from Trinity A. M. B Zion ‘hurch, Morton st. between Ga_ and 8herman aves. n.w., Rev. Pagan officiat- ing. 16* TRACY, ARCHIE W. On Monday. February 15, 1932, at his residence. 3718 Livingstone s’ n.w. ARCHIE W. beloved huseand of Selma A. Tracy and father of Archie M Tracy of Long Viev, ‘ashington Stat and Paul E. Tracy of Washington, D. C and son of Mrs. D. A. Tracy and brother of Mrs. Jane Tracy Cain of Tulsa. Okla. Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co.funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.% Notice of funeral later. TURNER. CHARLES MELVIN. Departed this lite on Fiiday. February 12. 1932, at 10:30 p.m, ai his residence. 1625 Moatello ave. ne. CHARLES MELVIN TURNER devoted son of Lewis Turner and the late lenora Turner. e leaves to mourn (heir oss a loving father. stepmotner, four brothers. one sisier and a host of other relaiives and friends. Funeral Wednes- gay. February 17. from Mount Veraon M E. Church, Ivy City, Northeast, &t 1 p.m. | One more saint has crossed the river, One more loved one on fnat shore We will meei you in that city When our earthly trials are o'er, THE FAMILY. 16 WALLACE, CABRIE CONNQR. Entered into eternal Test on Saturday. Pebruary 13 1932 at 4:55 a.m . at her residence. 233 Oakdale B.%., CARRIE CONNOR WAL- LACE. wife ‘of "Andiex Wallacs. devoted daushier ‘of the lale ‘Grarlle Conaor and arloite White; loving sister of Mrs. Annie Grayson, Mrs. Busie Fjelds, Mre ttie Lancasier snd Mrs. Jennie Lee. neral Wednesdpy, Pebrusry 17, trom her Iate_residenc 3 o'clock p.m., Rev. J. L. P. Hollol ciating. WARD. ANNIE E. On Baturday. February 3. at 135 p.@., ANNIE E, the be- oved wife of Mark E. Ward Funeral irom her late vesidence. 2011 Kearney st ne. on Tuesd orning. Pebruary 16, st #:30 o'clock; themce to Bt. Francis De Bales' ohuren, whers reguiem mass wil be said at § oclock for the repose of Ler sou atives and friends invited. In- Torment Mount Olivet Cemeters’ 15° INSLOW. GEORGE MENRY. Deported e e on Sibnha, Mebrary 15 B sl his_residence. 653 19th st. ne. GEORGE HENRY, beloved nusband o’ Auise Wins- low and -muil father o na Queen Martha Wills, Blesnn Queen and Mary Warren. He also leaves one brother and gther rélatives and frjends. Remains iesi. ing temporarily at e funeral parlors of Alexander S. Pope, 315 15th ct. se. Notice of funeral later. AFUN‘:'AL‘IEESIGN"_S i Gude Bras. Co., 1212 F St, Promet Autp Delivery Servie Artistic—expressive—inexpens;ve EEECEHR iR 11 0:;: ::.‘;:‘_;“' 14th & Eye, FLORAL TRIBUTES $3.50 up MARY M| * A—é' In Memoriam. DAY. EDITH A ‘ribute of love to oup moither. EDITH DAY, hs d 880 today, February 15, IDJLRn v God gave us a wonderfu! mother, oS was one who never srew oid. made hier smile as the fu He ‘made her heart pure goid D:arest mother, you have left And our loss is hard to bnr‘,u It flls our heart with sedness When ve your vacant chalr, You wore » crown of patienc roush’ years you Trose Bandi Thu et Torever O T e ones that made our home, LOVING SONS AND DAUGHTERS. & FAUCETTE. MARY REBECC. B i o T one year ago today. AEtoh. As aShining star has gone from " 4 calm'y "vanish' from our sight “'Tu dwell in the ‘lgnd of pure delight e 'm . mother dear, [miss you. mother dear, we miss yous Just to look upon your varant chair Beems more than we can hear DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. ® FITZ, LEO LESLIE. In lovin: remembranc of our dear onie. LEO LESLIE FITz. “ho tered info etérnal rest two vears ago {oda. February 15, 1930, at Enst Corinthy God alone knows how we miss you, Never shall your memory fa Loying thouchts shall always wander To the spot where you are laid THE FAMILY. HEINRICH, ANNIE MAY. 1n loving remem. brance of my dear davighter. ANNIE MAY HEINRICH (nee Cogswell). who died teen years ayo today, February 15, 19 Just when life was sweetest And she could have Jived her best, The gates of heaven opensd And she entered into that sweet rest. MOTHER. ® In loving remembrance of our dear. devoted brother. who deparie €d this life’to enter into elernal rest tem years ago today. February 15, 1922 Till memory fades and life departs Yau'll live forever in onr he Time takes away the cdge of HiS IBVING SSteAS” FOLi NIE AND FANNIE i o I lovs $5u not only for but for what you made cf for the p HOROWITZ. ABE. not <% Ing aut into tn J111 the good things ‘nat e has looke ensugh to find 1 love you for having ignored the ilities of the {00l ir. me and laving hold of the possibili‘ies of good in me. 1 iove sou for having closed sour eves 1o the ciscords in me and for addiag 1o the music in me by worshipful listening love you because the memory of you ha done ‘more for me than any cresd coul have done fo make me happy. You have dore 0w witiout @ wo ®ithout a sign perhaps this Just the love broth HIS LOVING SISTER. YETTIE. Deep in my heart a picture lies Of & loved one one st In memoiy's frame T will keep it. Because he was onc of tha best BROTHER MIKE. ¢ CATHERINE. In loving remsme e of iy mother. CATHERINE KINES, Who entered eternal Test one year ago tow day. February 15. 1831 out into the one who nev her smiles as s were haze to nd whispered. *Pe R LOVIN U KINFS GOULDMAN, O'DEA. MARY. - be thine " LILLIAN lovine rememe MARY O'DEA, who died eleven years ago today, Pebe Tusrr 15 190 Ten vears have passed dear But our heares are just th For mary a silent tear has fall At the mention of thy n Eunshine pacers. shadows f Love. rememhrance. outlast 8 And thoueh the vears be many or few They are filled with memorise. dear methe e e As_the vears go by and we grow older, vour memory is our binding tie. t ant in our hearis for you that 11 never srow coldar And a love that will never Ale HER SONS. * SCHAFER. CONRAD. Tn sad but _lovin memor+’ of my dear father. CONRA SCHAFER. who depar-ed this iifs twentye five weav< avn todav. Febrnary 15. 1807 CHARLES SCHAFER AND FAMILY. © SPARROW, MATTIE. In sad but lovin memory “of our dear mother. MATT SPARROW. who deperted thic life nine years axo todav. February 15. 1923 When ‘we think of you. dear mother, And of the heppy davs zone by, i ss much we m'ss you vour memory face sghts will always wander here you were laid dear moth i 1l be no more. Ard in heaven we shall meet v Haonily greeting Vs on the sh DEVOTFD_ CHILDREN AND GRAND- CHILDREN . STRINGFELLOW. JOSEPH. A sad but love ing tribute to’ the_memorv of our dear brother. 'JOSEPH STRINGFELLOW. whe deparied This life two years afo today, 15, 1930. thinking of you each day, dear brther. Today is ‘the saddest of all For two vears ago you Seff ts To answer the Masters call But scme day ‘We. too. must snswer. Then we will meet 1n that land above, Where there w/Il be no mere pa Jus rest anc 12y nd_iove o LOVING SISTERS DAISY L. BOOKER AND LAURA ELZIE TRAVERS. ROBERT 4. Sacred to the mem. ory of my deer husband and our devoed father. ROBERT A. TRAVERS, who died two vears ago today. Pebrugry 15. 1930. Go_nnt far 1 the land of licht Wit = at the beautiful gate Last'T shall miss thee from mv Sigat— vait'for me. joved one, wait Can he look down from those windows To $his distant and dreary shore Can hie cee his lonelv ehildren Missing him each dav more and more? HI8 DEVOTED FAMILY. * WILLIAMS. MARION D. Sacred to the memory of our desr husband and father. MARION D. WILLIAMS. who deoarted thig life, four years ko todav, February 1%, Four years have passed, our hearts still sore, As time ‘goes on we miss you more Your memory is as fresh today As in the hour you Dassed awgv LOVING WIFF AND DAUG! MRS, ANNIE WILLIAMS AND MRS. ESTELLE R. EPPS C FUNERAL DIBECTORS. W. W, DEAL & CO. 216 H ST NE LINCOLN_8200. TABLER 928 MSLN.W. Natl 1544 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors to mor connected with the original W. R. Speare establishe Bione xastonai2ea. 1009 H St N.W. Formerly 940 LW, Fstablished 1876 JOHN R“WRIGHT co. 1587 10th St N.W.__Phone North 0047, WILLIAM H. SCOTT _ 409 8th ST SE. 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