Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1932, Page 9

Chief Dies FRANK |. WAGNER, EX-FIRE CHIEF, DIES Succumbs at 88, After Long liness—Watson Hon- ors Memory. A career of firefighting of more than 40 years, 12 of which were spent as chief of the Districd BNre Department, came to & close last night when Frank J. Wagner, retired chief engineer, died at his home, 4709 Georgia avenue, after a long illness. He would have been 89 April 1. Several times seriously injured in his duties with the department, the chief was at the head of the fire- fighters when the change from horse- drawn to motor-driven apparatus was | made, and although he regretted to| Jose the picturesque fire horses, con- | tinued to recommend the change in | the interests of safety and efiiciency. | M When news of his death reached the present chief enginees, George S. ‘Watson, last night, he ordered flags on all fire houses in the District flown st half staff until after the funeral. Appointed in 1879. Born in Maryland April 1, 1843, he was appointed a private in’ the Dis- | trict Fire Department on April 1, 1879, and rose rapidly through the grades. In 1906 he was promoted from captain 38 to deputy chlef, and two years later | Chief C. W. Gill, will head the active | pallbearers. Other active pallbearers STchier Willam, Bett. - O e 4eath | ¥y be Capt. O, R. Moxiey. Capt. G He was retired on August 31, 1920, |C: Meelfifi grhéut;se dn;:n Statz, B. at the age of 77 years, to be succeeded St_fi: aH O O Pena o 5 T by Chief Watson, present head of the e marching A department, and was known at the tme | Department Training School, heade of his retirement as one of the oldest | DY the department drum and bugle | and ablest chiefs in America corps, will march with the body, and | He was a member of the Elks. He “-}5_ fire getp:runem bugler will sound is survived by one son, William J.| TapS at the gra y night at 7:30 o'clock the ‘Wagner, and four daughters, Mrs. B. 1al Harry L. McQueen, Mrs. T. J. Ken- nervipc'e ‘2' g:‘h::]e Tolt: & memorle CHIEF FRANK J. WAGNER. nedy, Mrs. Robert J. Berberich and rs. H. Z. Greer, all of this city. Funeral Monday. Funeral services will be held at 9:30 o'clock Monday morning at his home, followed by mass at St. Gabriel's Church, Illinois avenue and Webster street. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers will be selected | from the battalion fire chiefs of '.ht[ department, . one of whom, Battalion | This Year as during every year for over two decades, our serv- ice will be thoughtful, complete, modern, and moderately priced. kE And just to make it per- fectly clear what we mean by “moderately priced,” let us state simply that our service, complete, may be had for as little as $100. What could be fairer than that? ) | street, tomorrow morning at 9:30 o’clock, ,REAL FUNERAL HOME hre. r reference; sk your neighbor 816 W STREET.'N.E. PHON ES:LINCOLN 8200-8201 — THE EVENING RICHARD HARLOW RITES SET FOR TOMORROW Vice President of Metropolitan Club to Be Buried in Rock Creek Cemetery. Funeral services will be held at noon tomorrow at St.John'sEpiscopal Church, Sixteenth and H streets, for Richard Austin Harlow, 73, vice president of the Metropolitan Club, who died suddenly ‘Wednesday following a heart attack at his estate, Hockley, Rosslyn, Va. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Pallbearers will include Gen. W. M. Wright, Woodbury Blair, Dr. William Mason, Benjamin Minor, Prescott Gat- ley, Capt. Frank Hill, U. 8. N.; Arthur Hale, Dr. John D. Thomas and H. L. Rust, sr. Mr. Harlow was a pioneer railroad builder in the wu't‘:}:(r a ranch owner in Montana. He a vestryman and senior warden of St. John’s Church. RICHARD MAHONEY DIES; WAS NATIVE OF IRELAND Funeral Services Tomorrow With Requiem Mass in Sacred Heart Church. Richard F. Mahoney, 75, & resident of ‘Washington for 45 years, died at George: town Hospital late yesterday. He lived at 3601 Thirteenth street. He was born in Ireland, but came to the United States as & young man. His wife, Han- nah G. Mahoney, nee Moore, died sev- | eral years ago. Five sons, Edward, Thomas, James, Samuel and William Mahoney; four deughters, Miss Mary Mahoney, Mrs. Glen W. Payne, Mrs. J. Benjamin Searle and Mrs. Paul B. Schweitzer; two sis- ters, one brother and 12 grandchildren survive. Funeral services will be held at Chambers funeral home, 1400 Chapin | followed by requiem mass at cr'd Heart, Church at 10 o'clock. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Portugal Offers Rail Loan. LISBEON (#)—The official gazette announces the “railroad loan of 1932- 35” for renewal of rolling stock on the Portuguese rallroads and for con- version of three outstanding railroad loans. P . Bolivia is trying to arouse interest ’"l gold mining. 3 Rites Tomorrow, RAILROAD CHIEF CLERK DIES HERE. Funeral services for Frank A. Jchan- sen, for 23 years connectéd with the . Pennsylvania Rallroad here, will be held at the home of his brother, Edward H. Johansen, 3310 Cathedral avenue, at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning. Requiem mass will be in St. Patrick's Church, with burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Mr. Johansen, who died Wednesday at ncy Hospital, is survived by his f?r‘:mfdrsy Bengn E. Johansen; a son, Edward B., and a davgnter, Mrs. Mary C. Poss. KELLY RITES TOMORROW Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon for John H. Kelly, 75, father of J. Frank Kelly, Washington lumber dealer, who died suddenly Wednesday following a heart attack. The services, at the chapel of Thomas S. Sergeon, 1011 Seventh street will be followed by burial in Rock Creek Cemetery. Dr. Hilman Hollister of Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church will officiate. Mr. Kelly was born in Maryland, but came to the District as a child and hed lived here since. Besides his son, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ma~ bel A. Moreland. Any Family Can Afford Ryan Service We responsibility. are trained to relicve the bereaved of every And no situation is so complex that the broad scope of our service cannot cover it. Families in all walks of life and in all parts of the city and suburbs call on Ryan service because they appreciate that no matter how modest the cost may be, the work is performed with exacting care. {[Perfectly appointed funeral home. Music if de- sired. Lady attendant. fered without extra charge. These essentials are of- For our complete funeral prices, call Atlantic 1700-1701. James T. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E Phone Atlantic 17001701 admire. EISEMAN’S SEVENTH & F STS. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT EISEMAN’S Pay in Convenient Weekly or Monthly Amounts SPRING SUITS 23 CONVENIENT TERMS EASILY ARRANGED You should see the style and fine quality in these special suits at $25. Examine the materials, the workmanship and note the perfect fit and style of every garment. $25 never bought more value. Come in Saturday—make your selection and you’ll have a sult that you will always CHARGE IT Pay later in easy payments during April, May and June. Don’thesitate to open an account. D. C. KRIDAY, MA | SYMPHONY HEAD DIES Prof. Manoly of New York Suc- cumbs—Son School Official Here. ‘Word has been received in this city of the death last night in New York City of Prof. Ludwig E. Manoly, presi- dent of the New York Symphony, and father of Ludwig E. Manoly, jr.. super- visor of instrumental music in the Dis- trict Public Schools. Mr. and Mrs. Manoly left here today to attend the funeral. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair, with low- est temperature about 32 degrees to- night; tomorrow increasing cloudiness With rising temperature; rain tomorrow night; gentle variabe winds becoming soxfiher}z tomorrow. aryland, Virginia—Fair tonight; to- morrow lncrent.n‘ cloudiness with ris- inx temperature; rain tomorrow night. West Virginia—Fair tonight; tomor- Tow cloudy and warmer; followed by rain tomorrow afternoon- or night. Report for Last 24 Hours. Temperature. Barometer. Del’r_eles. . Yesterday— 4pm. . 8 pm. . Midnight oday— 4am. . 8am. . Noon . 12:30 pm._Year ago, 51. Lowest, 35, 7:30 am. Year ago, 34. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and | etic Survey.) | ‘Today. Tomorrow. . 4:23am. . 1055 am. . 4:49pm. . 11:43pm. The Sun and Hwn. High Low High Low Sun, today .. 6: Sun, tomorrow 6:14 Moon, today... 1:49p.m. 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. January .... 482 355 February ... 246 3.27 March 243 3.75 Apxfl 327 May 3.0 June 413 July . 4.71 August .. 4.01 September 324 October .. 284 November 2.37 December .. .. 3.32 Weather in Various Cities. e § Temperature. E ] Record. 7.00 '82 684 '84 91 Btations. “equau asm AR AN — Phoenix, Ariz. Pittsburgh, Pa rt ‘Me. Portland, 2 Ralelen. N. . San Amtani £ ias Bt uu.,}lo y Wash SRR ENE st REERaRRRIRESIENASRENIRRNERNERS FALXRLB2BZ2EREIS FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Statio: Temperature, Weather. 3 lear ny London. England.... Paris, Prance i £a2i Cloue o Clear > ce. b Bwitze jolm, c'finu.-r land, are decreasing. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN’S 7th & F | BROWN. MARIA E. Street fatalities in Edinburgh, Scot- | leadiag to Tecovery of dos, = . Branch 720, b 95 RCH 18, Beaths AN. ted this life Priday. 1 . er nephew 1313 Que st. n.w Al mother of John 'W. Allen, sister of Mrs. Jeanie Douglass of New York City. She Also Jeaves mauy other relatives and friends to mourn her departure. resting at the John Rhines funeral chepel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. BELL. CI-AIL De; lrl ld rch mourn their 1088 _one son. Raberl Wflllm ark: mot \_father Alsu a hos t of other ri Funeral from Wesley Washinston's funeral home, Sunday. March 320, p.m. Priends and relatives ingited. o fermani Lincaln Cemetery, Rev. G. O. Bullock o ficiating. BERNSDORF, | On _Thursday. March 17" ital! ETH Bernsdorf. ' the Chambers Co funeral home. 1600 Ci cnnln reh Thitetmént Rartford, Gonn. On March 17. 1932, h st. n.w, ted mother 3 and Esau Galloway. and mother of Maty C. Diges. Puners) day March 20, st 13 b.m. from Baptist Church, Interm Harimony: Cemetery. BRAHLER. EMIL P. On Thun March Fesidence. flb! nry land RANLER, and lmg. Beanler: JETHEL nd where mass Wil be said the repose of his soul. Hill Cemetery. On Thursday, u.rm 17 Jed2. at George Washinaton THospiial MA BROWN. beloved ai unt of Mrs. KR martleis Mecutehen - Pineral from the residence of M, W. Madison s %t So i, Interment Cedar Simonds. Surday, Mareh & Tigr ment Rock (:mk cmum BROWN, WILLIA Maren' 16, 15 c.mmm E the late capt on On Wednesday, TR nli mothers sonasass, beloved son of Brow: 4ne- Fleming) and Tlmolllg wn, sl from the nbnn el cl o 8th" and be sald at Relatives and friends invited Interment Mount Olivet Cem- 4 ‘Chur Ests. s, where mass will 10:30 a.m. to attend. eter SALLIE ANN. . On Wed 32, at_Gallinger Ma 19 SRILIE AN BuTLER, ased daughter ‘of Mary Lucy Dade. She leaves a sister. Capitola Drusilla Sesles: five brothers, Joseph Fred, Bernie J., Th dore sevelt, Stanley’ Nathanial and Richard Downer Dade: And x cousin: Char- Iofte Jopnson, \Remaine at Ridsely & Hicks’ M st. nw. Puneral from 8t. 3 Ebiscons ‘Chirch. Soutn Capitol Monday March 21 at 3 Births Reported. Dayid M. and Vira k3 Pendail ‘and Aary "_ S e an BRRD W ahd aary K. Chester L. and Alice. Sriow. Ward C._and Beulah Marvin L. and Po!nl V. White, boy. George W. and Agnes 1. Black, boy. George P. . 5. Pre 3 Dewey C. and Mary ¥. Fields, boy. Louis H. and Cecilia R. Bergeron, boy. Albert and Mary Lauck. boy. Newman C. and Mary B, Pounds. boy. William B. and Evelyn C. Craig, boy. Rovert and Corlens c-nzr Carter, sirl. Deaths F Reported Yetta Gochrach. 83. 4900 Edith Tons. 82, ° National' Homeopathic Hospital Mary A_Cutler. 2006 Klingle rd. 7cmunnr Hospital Melvin Parso piCharies H. H St. Elizabeth's Hos- P eman Cooper, 72, 2, 3111 Warder st William Love, 71, Emergency Hospital. Helene Selke. 69 3816 Milltars ta. Florence Byers, 65, Emergency Hospit Yillam 8 Prasee. 6. 814 oih & John Wedderburn. 63, 810 N. .. May D Trader, 6, Interior mnumum jobn B Eskridce. 61, 907 6th st Emma W Nolte. $4. valdenutflwlul. 38, Eastern Branch. Michael Dandrea, 24, Gallinger Hospital. Infant of Eusefie and Mary Welch, 17 | nours, 1262 3 | Infant of mnm "and Mary Baker, 2 hours, | Garneld Horpital Isaiah Halton,' 86. Little Sisters of the 3 7. 644 Hobart pl. ngton, 60, Georgetown Uni- 45, Preedmen’s Hospital Fredenith, 4, on some Bmersency Hosy Bihiel Dudley. 33, 2318 9th st. Jennie L. Wiiliams, 30, 239 O st Infant of Louls and Ellinia Brown, Preed- men's Hospital. e Marriage Licenses. Willlam G. Stirk. 59. -na Annle C. Va- natta, 44; Rev. John E. Bri Jo h 21, ln 'llm 3. Allan P. Poore Bhenhul! 26, and . Johi Bern: ev. n C. Scheémm. 25, and Nora L. Brown. 28”80k of Baimore, Md.. Hev.Jona E. Hockey, 29. South Ardmore, 7 Bubineton, 2. Bhiiagel J. Harvey Dunbai Boudwin. 64, Philadelphia, el M. W. Jones, 52, this eity; N (R 2, this city, and Wil- oorestown, Burkett ‘W, Kin liana Coleman, 21. Danlel Washingtos, ifred ris, 19; FOR LOST ANIMALS Lonsuc Sib MADyans ov LOS’ BIRD DOG, thoroughbred, white and brown, 1'a years oid, name “Spotty.” wearing collar with the word “Keen" scratched thereon. Reward of $25 will be given for information Phone National schH KEY . Rewar: Return to Mr. Puner. Ronnecticit Fie Gon Wxs ave. and O st AB!: conulninc several rings, 8 plece: drive i 0! permi fmm'; Treater, Mazen ‘Liberal reward if rings are returned to address on permit. Call_Shepherd 3451. GLADSTONE BAG, Initials " con- faining two men's sulls and_other VilusSics, suohgsunu-l Teward. Phone Na. 0403 or West Bigger and Better Funerals At Half the Usual Cost Are Done by CHAMBERS A Whole Funeral f L Ehn s $75 Phone or write your Address. We will send you a beautiful s‘lli Ll Tuesd: o~ I“‘ 3‘““!‘“ b"l!;; rilliants, Tuesday evening. Que st and 17th n.w. Reward. Cleveland 3793. PIN, large, round, silver, set with clear brown stones surrounded by agates; very odd_design. _Columbia_8137. RING_Will the party advertising under box number, Star office, 2. ring found on I4th st, please call l»ncnln 2!(0 or 112 2nd s.e.? WEDDING RING, initials *J. H. 5. to M. J. S Reward. Return to the Kennedy-War- Ten. Apt. 627, Phone Adams 3547. WRl!‘l‘ .WATCH Bulova baguette. with averand catalogue of How We Do It. SEVENTH TO MATCH out that odd suit. Get Finder please retury floor. > Marie V. Jefirie: u !u “Reward. s !G7—hndér return to Rock Creek Ohurch, £d. EISEMAN’S &AEISTS, TROUSERS ODD COATS Any man can find just the trousers to fill more wear out of those coats and vests by matching them with a pair of Eiseman’s special trousers. g COLEMAN. DOUGLAS. Qn o Thursday. March adter Illnm ADLI bel f Mrs. Susie Washington um Sir T of hurch. 2 - Graay mornine, thereafter o1 her late re: dence, 1812 Ceritral ave. n.c. Funeral Mor day. March 1. at 1 p.m., from Priendshi Baptist Church. 0 COLE, EDWARD A. On Tuesdas. March 15, d 41 vears.. husband WARD A aged ‘!r=rs Wetnd H Baturany "Sarcn B at 10 am.” Atlineton National Cemeters: D S dence. 1445 Piorida | ¢ esidence. orida *DoUSLAS COLEMAN. devol 5 o0 jeav " Interment 18 DAVIS. GARL. March 17, 1992, st. ne. GARLAND O of Wiilard H. Dayis. iate residence on Safu 8:30 am. Service: i 87:30 pm. Interment Deleplane, V DAYIS, JOEN. On Tuesdsy, March 1 b, m. at his residence.” Halls husband of, Chatlotte rdny. sist e '8 rel-uu and fri ends. 2523 . KAVANATL neloved “wite o' the late. Col- man R.Dodson and mother of Bes o'clock 'for the | Reintives and friends terment Mount Olivet Cem- | ELLIS, CALVIN. Departed this life on Wednesday, Maren 6 1332, .' Notice of fu- Departed this lite 09 st 708 am andmother, five aunts. nine gficlu ahd.s BostUot omu nlluvu Snd ‘tuneral pariors. 1300 Souih Capital Nouu of funeral later. HARPER, ADELINE. Entered Into eternsl Test on Thursday, March 17, 1932 e randmother n{| o leaves three ghte other relatives and Any friends 1o mourn her departure mains temporarily resting at the John Eye sts. 19, at 3 pm.. eral Sun- T rom Metra: Churen. D | s.w. con- HENDERSON, llAIY ELLA. March 17, 193; her’ residence. Girard . after & lingering iliness, Y . lsushter of the late R Henderson. nmems- 0 p. )ne ns’%enn ds lnd m-meu l * vited. Xmennent Olk Hill Cemetery. HISSEY, WILLIA On Wednesday, erth o Josd et Providence - Hoesital, M beloved husband_ of Annie Rissey ne: . James W. and Epineral services n | MOWATT, Jms 30 a.m. Relatives and ent’ Mount Olivet AMES. (MARGARET =ELIZABETH. _On ednesday, March 16, 1032 at her resi- ence, 1438 ~ Oal MARGA! | Qidow’ ot Whitam 1 Jarves Remains will be taken by tra g on Frida Sharpsbure, e on !nnr?:y. Al Wednesday, 1032, at Ymergency popital beloyed husband of Bertha E d, Iather of Edwar BA Jos | a m the nndeuee Ot s brothe: ldvlrd £ Job 3810 Cathedral ave.'n. I:urdu, March 19 at 9:30 a.m. Requtem mas Fatrici:s Chutch At 10 & Relutives ‘and triends Invited to attend: Interment Glenwood Cemete; JOHNSON, MARIE. Departed thb life 'nus- day, ‘March 15. 1932, at 9:30 p.m., after residence, 4 JOHNSON. foss Tour " sem Abraham, Thomas. Harry and Percy John- son; one' sister, Rosa Izgard: two broth- &rs. Robert and Caleb Hunter, and & host of other relatives and_ triends ains N, March 16, NK A 0 sts. coln uemnml Clme(erv JD'lf Departed this life -mr Xnnrln: iticss, Wednesday, March 16 2 am, At residence, 68 OBBELL JONES: Iosing ines. Bavetad Srarsr oF Joseph and Intérment Un- Hest ng shimes ns rest- " Bros.’ funcral home. 48 K from Holy Redee n 1st BECEna N, Tive, Tateriment Moun ¢ oum Cemetery. KELLY. JORN H. Suddenly, on Wednuflll March 16, 1932, JOHN H. 3 S, ul ved husband of the late Han- It Kelly and father of ‘Mrs. Mabel Moreland and J. Prank Kelis. Funeral from ihe" chapel & Thos. 8 Sergeon. 101} th st.n.w.. on Saturday, March 19, at 3 p.m. Reiatives and friends vited ‘fo" at Toterment. at Creek Ce: RN. CATHERINE Th Mareh 17 IV e ney m?a'im 5 GATHERINE R., l.h i Chireth 19th Kentucky a Gn Batirday: March 19, at 3 pm. ment i Congressional Gemeters. KREPPS, SUSIE On Thursday. March 1 desd, at Bex fesiacute S5 THHF: o widow ot Wiliam H. ,xrenu ‘And Gevored mokhe: ot Mis R, Ryon. gral from her lste residence o Saturcay, March 15, ‘at 230 b Tater: t Goneressional’ Gemeters. Relatives 04 friends iovived. 18° At Emergency HDS “.ll a7, March' 18, fiz 1p of the late ears. 1 funeral home, H March 19, at 2 pm. o rom W atardas st Interment Glenw Cemeters: 1 LUCAS: LEAH. De a.rtea this life on W s 2, De! ey, March 18, ot 2 B, churchd 33rd ot Rt hireng Tud o, Seoen m " a mnnnome,xug’l.”';'"” 3 RICHARD 1633, nd Hannah &, Mahoney (nee 3i fas s gurvived by nine children. erai from the Chami Co: Tuneral Home. 1400 'Chanin st h. Satyrday, Maich 19, at o Ba in.rnent Mount Olivet Cem- MALLOY, ETER F. 100 Thursdaz. e 1 Nz, "t HewarkO N, PETER 'y Sispand of Hattle P. Malloy and father of Peter Fulton lllloy. Rmdfll u‘nl temporarily s P. Allen funeral home. 13th snd Fis. lmmum Oxe-mbom. N. LLEN. On Wednesday, llm:h gicsidence of her daugh- yarnum, st. of the 1 above alt . i-q riel's S Relatives and_ Iriends vxn (8" atedig Interment New Cathe- dr 'W’. )-uunure Md, MUl ) En-- Inte res Md, on S aiives lnd Pend. Interment e, €., andey. Mareh 31 8% Flends ihvited to at Glenwood Cemetery. 20 Departed this 11 - R4S b EMAA arch ' 18, Universit ‘Hospi| H widow of Jol tker and of the lale Joseph Bavidson. " Notice "ot Hineral bersafier YTON, HENRY. On Thurs Mareh Pirilh, tSeinse, Hovznly HEYRY | 1 !nurfiL March 1 g]lllll:hur WIGGINS, th st. between Mount Olives 18 On Wednesday. Mai ngering iliness. JA husband of Mrs. M T of PR \m E, a5 Ee T Relatives Remains_ resting at | Home, 1830 #th st. B.w. mmers. age March 21 purlors of George tives and friend Eldbrooke Methodist n. 20 2900 M st, n favited. . Interment Cemetery. Tenleyto! tired chief of the D 1, from, his "late © rest March 2 9:30 am where Inter- 20 ormita USAN " Md.. belc Washineton: Remaine resting at Blewart funeral’ home, 30 H st. ne. Notice, funeral later. SUSIE BROWN, ,Departed ufl. life Tuesday, March 15. 1932, at 8t lial. SUSIE BROWN Wi sister’ of “Mzs | Hatde Ja -iny ™ of “tilian Jackson "ot 3 5w Remains rutlnl at Ann followay's . funer, Pt g otice of funer ) In Memoriam. ALLEN. DAVID F. In sad but lovh x A B et ALLEN. w yéar ago today. March 18, 193 Thoush laid to rest. but not xammn. Though 50 lonely. yet not alone. 'ranlu hast, wiven end Thou h:?"e" n— essed Lord. Thy e don HIS LOVING WIFE. FLOY ALLEN. * HARRIS. ELIZA. In loving memnn of eur dear mother. ELIZA HARRIS. who died one year ago today, March 18, 1931. Days of sadness still come. Qur secret tears do often flow. Memory keeps you ever near us Though you died GRYE'D"" HER DEVOTED SON DAL IN-LAW. CHARLES m HARRIS. HARRIS, MATTIE M. A tribute of love our "wife and maxhh MATHE S WS RIS, who deparied this life five sears a40 March 18, Sunshine puus, shadows fall Love's remembrance outlasts all. And though the years be many or few They are flled with remembrance, dest, of WX}.H,AM H. HARRIS, HETTIE H. DOL- MANNING, IDA. In sad remembrance of my dear ‘mother, IDA MANNING. who died Iour years ago foday, March 18, 1928. Loved o life, remembered in death. DAUGHTER. MAUDE WARNER. loyme memory of 0% saed away five - gvay five “years a m March e 1037 EG WESLEY, ANNIE E. A lnbu!u of love snd devotion in memory of our dear sister. ANNIE E. WESLEY. who entered into two vyears ago, March 18 In husband ‘and fatner. eternal rest 1950. Like a flower that fades away, Tpon this earth she could not stay, For God sees and knows the best. S0, e took our loved one Home o rest. JULIA _GILLIAM CHARLOTTE HUGHES. WEST. CATHERINE. In loving mem my. ‘devoted friend, CATHERINE who left me -mneen years ago March 18, 191! In life T luved . in death the s LOVING PRIEND. LOU __ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoin 6372, Established 1876 JOHN R WRIGHT 29. __1337 _10th 8 A »; SSCHlPPERT { N.W. North 2 P. J. SAFFELL SFRSONAL SERVICE—REASONABLE. j \\III[’\‘\I II‘ES SONS FUNERAL DIRECT! CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W. NATIONAL 1384. 1388, Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Modern Chavel Teiephone. National 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 412 H S(Fundal G\aptl NE : Ambulance_service. Lincoln 0524 | LM GAWLER CO * Funeral Directors - LEONARD M. GAWLER 1804 M St N.W. Pot. 4170, 4171 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. NNW. 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