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THE SUNDAY STAR, Wianiia . auXN, G2 932 3 1 When a funeral di to adhe: o sin nr TP PR Thest e B e ——" The Favo Ekonomy Kolumn $1.00 Silk Gloves, 49¢ Milanese silk gloves of heavy qual- ity with fancy cuffs or in two-clasp style. White, black. beige eggshell, blonde, cic. Al perfe treet Floor. . Men’s 69¢ Union Suits, 44c Athletic suits of broadcloth, | madras and nainsook with snubber backs, some with strap reinforce- ments. Sizes 34 to 46 Men’s Socks, 2 Prs., for 25¢ Sizes 10 to 11'. in fanev socks of rayon-and-cotton mixtures. New Spring patterns of all colors Men’s Broadcloth Shirts 44¢ Perfect _quality shirts in white, Sizes 14 to 17 Men's Pants, 88c Dark striped pants for work or street wear. Belt loops and cuffs. Two back pockets. Sizes 32 to 46 waist. Men’s $1.00 Pajamas, 79¢ Coat and middy styles in plain and faney broadcloth pajamas. All sizes. Men’s 12V4c Socks, 9c Plain-colored cotton socks in sizes 10 to 12. For street wear or to wear “on the job.” Street Floor. Roys’ 4-Piece Suits, $3.88 Sizes 8 to 16 in four-piece Spring | suits of fancv mixtures. Coat, vest end two knickers or one knicker =4 one lane troi Sizes 8 to 16. 3-Pis~a Suits, $2.88 R t0 16 in suits of fancy ~ fabri~s Coet and two pairs s’ 69¢ Shirts. 48¢c Tlain ‘and “ancv broadcloth shirts 12 to 14. Also junior size, 6 collar-attached an, blue and green. ta 10 Street Floor. 25c Buckles and Slides 10c Card For coats and dresses. Crystal, pearl, bone, rhinestone and celluloid. Solid colors and pastel shades. Some with buttons and buckle com- bined $2.00 Fillet Lace Tablecloths, $1.50 Also used for bedspreads. Size 72x80. Handmade Chinese lace in floral designs . Fur Strips, $1.00 Each Lengths for collar or cuffs inches ‘wide. Thibetine. Summer squirrel and lapin. Street Floor. 50c Burson Hose, 39¢ ‘Women's regular and extra size | Burson mercerized lisle hose, all per- fect. Black, all colors and white- sole styles $1.25 Outsize Silk Hose, 69¢ Real extra sizes in full-fashioned ]sllk hose, service weight. Irregu- ars $1 to $1.50 Silk Hose, 45¢ Seconds of full-fashioned chiffon and service-weight thread silk hose | in assorted colors. 25¢ Children’s Socks, 15¢ Mercerized lisle half socks, and anklets, misses’ 5, rayon-mixed sport hose and bovs' golf hose. $1 Silk Mesh Hose, 69¢ The fashionable silk mesh hose in medium size mesh. Popular colors. Iirregulars. $1 and $1.25 French Crepe Undies, 79¢ Trimmed with imported Alencon lace. Slips. chemises, step-ins, dance sets and panties. Peach and flesh. 59¢ Silk Mesh Hose 39¢ Favorite new shades in silk mesh hose. Irregulars Children’s Union Suits, 19¢ White checked nainsook union suits with waist attachment. Girls' sizes 2 to 10, with bloomer knees. Boys' sizes 2, 4, and 6, with straight Women’s Union Suits, 35¢ 3 for $1.00. Lightweight knit suits with tight or shell knees. Sizes 36 to 50. Women's Vests, 2 for 25¢ Regular and extra sizes 38 to 44 band-top _elastic ribbed gauze Street Floor. 4 mouffion, | in Unbleached Sheeting At Our Lowest Price 14~ Buy this extra wide, extra heavy sheeting at a sensa al saving! Standard for making seamless ts, mattress covers and other household utilities. BARGAIN BOOTH No4 STREET FLOOR Any Family Can Afford Ryan Service ector must be called it is important o to the same standard by which onc zc ss or professional men. cognized as possessing th through the ycars, and has b tes m cvery walk of life. 9 Perfectly appointed funeral home iplete funeral prices James 7. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. rite | Rayon | Undies Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spiing Road 1 Col. 0464 Ploes . s 10041 The Rya highest star n called o Zurhorst. Jr. What Profiteth ItaMan... If he hath a cheap funeral. on= lacking in apprecia‘ion. care- ful attention tn detail and sym- pathetic understanding has supplied these ser Music if s arc off ered witl call /. vears. urbor FUNERAL- ‘DIRECTORS- Milburn T. Zirkle, Mar. EST. Phone {tlantic 1760-1701 Storeof Three Generationsof Thrifty Shoppers 'THREE WASHINGTON BILLS APPROVED Park Roadway, Plumbers’ License and Children’s Aid Measures Acted Upon. The Senate District Committee has approved three bills, including one to authorize a new roadway between Sol- diers' Home and McMillan Park, ex- tending west from First street and Michigan avenue to Columbia road and Hobart place The other two bills favorably acted on by the committe were A measure authorizing the Commis- sioners to fix the annual license fees for master plumbers at not less than $25 and not more than $50, together with authority to suspend licenses of plumb- ers or gas fitters, and a bill requiring applicants for financial aid for the hoxe care of dependent children through the Board of Public Welfare to be residents of the District for two years instead of one year. " The committee posiponed action on two other bills that were considered vesterday afternoon. One was a bill to increase from 50 cents to_$1_a day_the |OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT | FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN’S, Tth & F Satisfaction Since 1859 |NGSPAL) 810-818 Sewventh Street N.W. A Thrifty Selling of Perfect Sheets 81x99 72x90 81x90 63x99 67c 72x99 63x90 Seamless bleached sheets of heavy, closely woven quality, 68x72 count, free from starch or dressing. Re- plenish your bedwear at a real sav- ing!—Street Floor. | compensation paid by the District to | the families of men sent to the Dis- trict workhouse for mon-support. The other bill postponed would authorize the District government to carry on | small” construction projects up to a | limit of $5,000 without awarding con- tracts. \RETIRED EPISCOPAL DEAN DIES AT LEXINGTON, KY. By the Associated Press. LEXINGTON, Ky.. ' April 2—Very Rev. Robert K. Massie, 68, retired dean of Christ Church Cathedral. Episcopal, died at his home here last night after a long iliness. He was dean of the cathe- dral from 1913 to 1928, when he retired because of poor heaith. Born in Charlottesville, Va.. he was educated in sthools there, attended the University of Virginia and Virginia Theological Semingry. After ordina- tion he served a short time as & mis- sionary in Shanghai, China. Returning, he servea as rector of Meade Parish. Upperville, Va., and later was elected to the chair of ecclesiastical history and canon law at Virginia Theological Seminary, where he served until elected dean of the cathedral here. Besides his widow, he is survived by one son, Dr. Franeis M. Ma ington, and a sister. Mrs. Lucy Massie Ham!in, Washington, D. C. PFuneral arrangements_have not_been_completed. SELECTION 1N D. S AND STATUARY Do not base the selection of the family monument on_ photographs shown by ped- rs or ngents. as_you may be deceived Reduced prices for 30 davs AS. R. DURITY Rladensburs Kd.. Opp. Sears-Roebuck (A $1.00 Picoted-Top All-Silk 6 5 C Chiffon Hose hose with silk Also _chiffon tops. silk heels and lisle plated sol £iik - to - the - top service weight with lisle plated soles and service weight with lisle top. Al have picoted tops. Hoslery of un- usual quality, featured at a wel- come low price. New Spring shades Street Floor. 'i'fu's F ar;nous Group Achieves Fresh Fame With These Newly Arrived Spring COATS; Who can remember when coats of this kind could 19322 We can Jaunty middy blue, na and prints. and tweed mixtures. 't! Actually, they vy, black, beige, tan. brown, greer Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 50. Second Floor. s Sizes 161/, to 26'/,. Blac Second Floor. , navy, light blue, tar And beautiful all-silk fabrics— be bought for ten dollars at any time before Spring, are marvels of value. sports models, military coats, fur-trimmed sleeves, fur collars, cape coats, mannish types—in n, tile resses You Il Enthuse Over! Women’s and Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 44. Shorter Women’. Fashions of high distinction that you'll find in dresses sellin for two to three times this price. georgette, flat crepe, chiffon and lace and georgette combinations. Jacket models galore—and many, many other new styles. flared and novelty sleeves. Pufied, N, Tose, green 800 New Pajamas Gowns Step-Ins Combinations Bloomers arments of run-resistant rayon “Milo-Sham” and rayon mesh Quite a few styles are in extra as well as regular sizes. Dainty lace trimmings, appliqued novelt silk patchwork conceits and lored styles. Bargain Booth No. 2 Dull Straws Bright Straws Body Hats Trimmed with flowers, quills, patent leath- er, bands, bows and ornaments. Nassau blue, green, red, sand, tan, brown and white. ALL HEAD SIZES. Street Floor. Black, navy, Brighten Y our Home for the New Season With These Imported Grass Rugs 1% Lowest Prices We Have Ever Quoted for Such Qualities—At Any Time Whatsoever. Refreshingly beautiful Spring an sturdy service. New, distinctive patterns in many | Summer grass rugs, woven for color combinations. Size 8x10 32.29 3x6 27x54 59¢ Size 9x12 6x9 5x8 4x7 Third Floor. 29c Miles of New Sp—ring Wash Goods 25c to 39c Values Printed Cotton With Chiffon 40-In. Voile Finish. 40-In. Plain-colored Voile in Street and Pastel Shades. 36-In. Printed Mesh Cloth. The Season’s Novelty Cotton Fabric. Luster, in All Color: Cotton Fabrics. Street Floor. 36-In. Rayon-and-Cotton Flat Crepe of High 36-In. Rayon Alpaca and Printed Rayon-and- 36-In. “Everfast” Printed Dimity, Spring and Summer Favorite. 19: Yard Fashion Shoes—Arch Shoes New Styles—Worth $3.00 and $4.00 | Dress Shoes . . . Street Shoes . . - Sport Shoes Blonde, black and brown kid, patent leather, black satin and combination leathers. Straps, ties, step-ins, opera pumps. Sizes 2'3 to 9. All widths. 95 Eyelet - Embroidered “Iri. Linon”—Sparkling New Prints —Plain Pique With Mesh Top —Linene With Embroidered | Dots. 25 new and appealing styles. guaranteed fast color—a new dress for one that fades. Solid calors, colorcombinations and floral. and figured prints. Colors include blue, tan, peach, maize, rose, copen, Nile, orchid and white. Sizes 14 to 20, 38 All sie of Lex- | 7.95 | 'New Purchase! $2.00 to $3.00 Hats | Wide Brims . . . Medium Brims . . . Sailors . . . Veil Hats . . . Close-Fitting Hats | Rough Straws Spider Braids Fine Peanits Plain Straws Qards of Thanks MASON. GEORGE W. We. the family of GEORGE W. MASON. wish to thank our many friends for the sympathy extended in our bereavement by the death of our be- loved one. MOORE. HARRY S. 1 many ‘friends and reiat! ness and sympathy and utes at the loss of mv ] HARRY 8MOORE. MRS.H. 5. MOORE. * VER, ALLEN. The family of the late ALLEN OLIVER of 1100 4th st. n.w. wish to thank the many loving friends for their kindness and beautiful floral tributes. THE FAMILY. QUISENBERRY. ELSIE C. The family of the Inte ELSIE C. QUISENBERRY w thank their_m friends and rel the Pev. J. Frank Israsl C.'M. E_Church. her ¢o-wor the Bureau of Engraving and the members of the Ess-Ka beautiful floral tributes and kind exp: sions of sympathy during e and death THE FAMILY. 1 wish to ¢ SLAUGHTER. SARAH E. with the highest esteem. my friend. their devoted assistance and 5 which were rendered for my mother, SARAH E. SLAUGHTER (nee Peters): fu- reral held on March 31. 1932 Can be ssen Monday. ' April 4. unul 2 t Payre's Cemetery ROY PINDER, NING RD. NE. | WOLFINGTON. JAMES | iends for | during the flin band. JAMES H. WOLFIN ELLA WOLFI Braths BLACK, DORA M. On Wednesd 30, wt Emergency Hos (nee Noack) Black and daughter of Mr i sister of Misses Ella an Funeral from the W bers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chap! now Sunday. April 3. at 2:30 pm Relatives and friends ure invited. —Inter- 3 o e Noack rie Noack ment in Hill Cemetery | BRIDGET. JOSEPHINE M Gy, ADHL 3 195 MOORE BRIDGET. Brideet Notice of funersl n BUNDY. JAMES FRENCH. On March 3. 1932 Garfiely JAMES FRENCH BUNDY husband of M. Tnez Buiidy Beatrice V. Bundy and brother of Mra Robinson. - Mrs. Blanche Brooks, and. Walter v, Re- ¥ ap the W 1432 You' st Uicreadter 1'p.m . from Plymou Congregutional Chureh. i7th and B st Taterment Lincoin Memorial Cem 3 MARY CAROLINE. On Thursdsy, 311032, ai her reddence. 13 ne. MARY CAROLINE (nee beloyed ‘wife of Meiv ton, t:om V. L Speare Co.: 100 H o1 onday. April 4. 1992, &t .30 Shere © OORE. On Satur- Mrs. * JOSEPHINE idow of Bernard ) Thursday, Hospital, devoted father funeral ch aturday 15" §t. Antho > mass will be'suid at'9 &.m. Tor the BUSSIUS. RAYMOND. On Saturday. A 1952 3t Georgeiona Omverty Mo 1. RAYMOND. ‘beloved 5on of the ‘1ate n_and Rachei Bussius. Puperal from Wm. H. Sardo & Co. funers] chape] Wit De.on Mondas April 4.'at 2 elatives and friends invited. = Tnter: Glenwood ‘Cemetery. e Sesaia et E8 TRV | | - FOUND. | DOG: beautiful English setter: amall. | white black spots. Collar, but no tak | b ment Wande i i* the neighborhood of st, and Blagden ave. Owner pleas | Adams 0998 Pk Jesy FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animai Rescue | Comvue, 545 Atarsiand ave s Nat. 5088 LOST. BED-JACKET—Pink_ knitted_with round pin_ set “with pearls. 2:30 pm., Saturday Elizabeih Arden’s, Conn. ave. Re- 1661 Crescent pl. n.w. Columbia BOSTON TERRIER—Screw tail brindle. white throat. answers to “Mickey.” Re- ward. 1322 19th st n.w. North 2733. * BOSTON BULLDOG. small. vouns. and F sts. nw. named -Boots 3718 Sth st n'w. or Adams 8853-W. DIAMOND BRACELET —Please Glebe rd, Alexandria. Ci Reward. il DOG. small male: long black hair: white feet and white-tip tai: name Blackie. Re- ward. Col. 1336 1343 Ingraham st. n.w. | DOG—Once more I appeal to party who at 6th L= return to 127 Alex. 376-W. my wife. Male Police. biack back, and tan; answers to Tell Reward. Proesch. Bladensburg. Md Iadies’ Call Mu hats and numerous other Johnson, Decatur 4438, ticles Reward IR e cinity Paul or Whittier 3 1 2545-J. | LIBERTY BOND COUPONS Between | Batrick’s ch: and Croyden Inn. ward. - Phone Col. 9790-W | POCKETBOOK—Lady's, black, 1d, and Wisconsin ave. Reward. fornia_st. n.w. Potomac 5408. POCKETBOOK — Lady's. black__ containiog Md_ driver's permit in name of Mrs. Browne. | Cali Wisconsin 3298. Reward POLICE DOG PUP—Female: los of 28th st. and Brentwood rd. n.e. to Rhoda. Phone Decatur 2433-J PURSE-_Small, brown. April 2d. between 14th and U sis. n.w. and 8th and ‘G sts. s.e.. on the N. J-Navy Yard car. Reward. Phone Adams 8382-W. % PURSE—Blus leather; Loudoun Nat. Bank check book. money: between 838 17th and 1725 H._District_7427. _Reward. SUM_OF MONEY—-On_14th st. between L and P Address Box 137-S. Siar office. WRIST WATCH Lady's oblons Elgin_with bracelet. Thursday ght. 8th st. or H be- tween 8th and 9th, or taxicab. Reward. Que ne North 4453-J. s tween Belt 2219 Cali- leinity Answers 4 Largest Undertakers 18 Assistants 2 Funeral Buildings 12 Cars Hearses & Ambulances 6 Parlors 3 Chapels Branch Parlor 517 11th St. S.E. We claim to produce the Finest Economical Funeral in the world. JUST THINK OF THIS: Casket Case, Embalm- ing, Hearse, 2 Cars, All Service, complete use of Parlors and Chapels. The whole funeral only 75 We have Baby $ Funerals as low as 25 Shipping Funer- $§ als as low as.... 65 Grave Sites at cost in a beauti- ful cemetery as IOWABS: o s siowie *40 Phone or write your Address. We will send you a_beautiful catalogue of How We Do It, Chambers, Washing- ton’s Outstanding Funeral Co. —_— No guessing, no ques- tioning of reputation. We have proven the right to our name. The Greater Chambers Co. Main Office Cer. 14th arid Chapin Ste. NW. Phone Col. 0432-0433-0801 4236 BEN- | picked up my dog, return same for sake of | HAT BOX—At Union Station. containing § ! | Reward | FULLER, JOSEPH V. | cANFIELD. | DAWSON. BESSIE. Officers and member | mrzPATRICK. ANNIE. | BALL, A7 Beaths BYNG. MARCUS L. On FPriday. April 1 932, at his residence. New York, MAR CUS’ L. beloved husband of Eva Webster and son of the late Dr. George T Sarah A. Byng of Georgetown neral from the funeral par ren Taltavull. 3619 14th st ton, D. C.. Monday, April 4. Maron gt 1992, at'h Thursday, March 31, A angover, M, HENRY W band of Kate ] f-C Gasch funeral pt Funeral from St burg. Md. Monday. April Interment in Port Lincoln Cemetery. CASTLEMAN. MARY E. On Friday. Apr: 1932. in_Richmond. Va. Miss MARY CABTLEMAN of Herndon. Va from St. Timothy's Churct " Sunday. April 3, at 3:30 p.m = 3 n a and friends. Remains Richardson s funeral ch ave. n.w. until 6 p.m at his Iate residence. Funeral from the al day. April 4 at 1 p.m ardson _officiating. Cemetery. COINER. ROSE ELLA. On Saturday . 1933, at her residence. 8401 Ced: Md. ROSE FLLA nd mo Mrs. Mildre! Phillips, Alfred and H Coiner. Funeral from the abo Tuesdav. April 8, at 2 pm friends invited. Interment coln Cemetery COLE. ANNIE April 1, 1982 den st.'nw wife of Myron late residence am. Intermer tery. ELIZABETH her residence. 2 NNIE ELIZABETH b A. Cole. Funeral fr A Monday. April 4 Arlington Nat the Ladies: A Association. No. 1. are notified of t of BESSIE DAWSON. who_died March 27. 1932. Funeral T March 31."from the Third Baptis correr 5th and Que sts. n.w 2p L H WATSON. Presid CATHERINE BERRY. Rec. Sec. DISNEY, JOHN April 2, 195 of the lal from his late residence. on Monday. April 4. at tives and friends Invited gressional Cemeters. Remains can be se at the above address after 4 p.m. Su SON. On Sat ary Progressive Reiicf 5411 DUNBAR. MAY DO April 7. 1932. at the resid: John A’ Dunbar. 1815 Buch MAY ROBSON DUNBAR beloved wife of W. W Du Fu services on Tuesday. April 5. at 10 & at Ridge. Md ~ Relatives and friends vited to attend. 4 ENGLISH. THOMAS L. On Sat 2.°1932. at his residence, 28 B THOMAS L. English_(nee Agnes’ Episcop: Tuesday. April relatives Congressional Gemetery. FENTON. JAMES. On Priday, April 1. 1 3t Waiter Reed General Hospital JAM FENTON. beicved husband of the late Bridget Penton, aged 73 Mass at the United States Soldiers' Home Chape Monday_ April 4. at am. Burlal United States National Cemetery. 3 FISHBACK. CHARLES M. On Sa April 2. 1932. at his residence. 2 piace n'w. CHARLES M. FISHBA! loved husband of Emma B. Pishback father of Mrs, Jane E. Alleman. Fune from his late residence on Monday. Apr: 4% 230 p.m. Interment in Glenwood Cemeters. g beloved husband of Dent). Funeral On Friday 1932, at her residence, 433 O st. 5w NIE. beloved wife_of Patrick aged 80 vears. Remains res chapel of P A Taltavull. 436 7 Funeral from the chapel of P. A. Taltavull on Tuesday. April 5. at 8:30 am. thence to St. Dominics Church. where requiem mass will be said at 9 a.m. for the repose of her soul, Relatives and friencs | Interment in Arlington National Ceme- tery. B On_ Priday. April 1 1932, “at’ Garfield Hospital, JOSEPH V.. beloved husband of Lois Compton Fuller Puneral from the Shrine of the Sac: Heart on Monday. Aprif 4. at § am R atives and friends invited to attend. In terment at Mount Olivet Cemeters. R mains resting at Warren Taltavu funeral home. 14th st. and Spring rd. n.w GODFREY, BRIG. GEN. EDWARD F. On Friday, April,1. 1932 at his residence Mount Holly 'N. J. Brig. Gen EDWARD F. GODFREY. beloved husband of Ida E Godirey. Services at er Chapei Tuesday. April ¢ 3 Interment Arlinglon National Cem FREDERICK RUSSELL. _Departed this life_on Friday. Aoril 1. 1932, PRED- ERICK RUSSELL HALL. the beioved son of Henson and Lucy Hall of Congress Heights and Wheeier road. D. C. He leaves to mourn their loss three brothers. three sisters and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Monday. April 4. St. Paul's Church, Oxon Hill, Md. invited. JOHNSTONE, JOSEPH. Wednesday. March 30. 1932, JOSEPH. husband of the late Rosa Johnston. Puneral Sunday. April 3 1932. at'2 pm. from the W. Ernest J funera] church. 1432 You st. nw. Inter- ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery, tives and friends invited JONES, EDNA. Departed this life on Satur- day.’April 3. 1932. at 5:45 pm. at G ger Hospital. EDNA JONES. devoted wife of Joseph Jones. mother of Josepi and Nellle Jones, daughter of Nellie and the late William P. Jones. She also leaves five sisters. two brothers and many othe relatives and friends. Remains resting the John T. Rhines funeral chape and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funeral he after. KIEFER. ROSA. On Saturday. 1932, at the residence of her soi koma ave.. Takoma Park. ZIGER KIEFER. wife of Kieter. No services. (South Detroit. _Mich: Gincinnati, Philadelphia. Pa., papers please copy.) RICHARD W, 2, 1932, at_his res . d 5 Apt. "4, RICHARD WISE, beloved | husband of Jeanett Maun and father of Charles R. Mann, Mrs. Hallie Roads. Mrs. Bessie J. Niland. Puneral from W. W. Chambers’ 'funeral home, 1400 Chapin st n.w. on Monday. April 4 at 3 pm. In ternient in Glenwood Cemetery. MARTIN, MRS. JAMES. On Saturday. April 4, 1932, Mrs. JAMES MARTIN, mother of Mrs. Robert Dulany Cummon of this city and’ Mrs. Wilbur Morse of Philadelphia Puneral services at her ~residence, 1826 Jeflerson place, on Monday, April 4. at 3:30 p.m. Interment private. 4+ MASON, ELIZABETH. On Saturday. April 2. 1932_at her residence, 1317 Kennedy st. n.w. ELIZABETH, beloved daughter of the Iate’John and Ellen Mason. Funeral from above residence Tuesday. April 5. at 8:30 am. Solemn high requiem mass at the Church of the Nativity at 9 am_ Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited 4 MOUNTCASTLE, CHRISTIANIA H. On Sat- urday, April 7, 1932, CHRISTIANIA H.. be- loved 'wife of the iate Georse C. Mount- castle and mother of Mrs. Charles F. Cop pese and Mrs T 'Gray of Miadiebure. Funeral”from the Iate Tesidence. 211 11tk st. s'e.. on Monday, April 4. at 2 p.m Relatives and friends invited. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. MUCKENHAUPT. KATHERINE GUNTHER. On Priday, April 1, 1983 at her revidence. 15 8th st ne. KATHERINE GUNTHER. wite “of "the " lafe Jonn Muckenhaupt and mother of Prank J. Muckenhaupt of Lot ville. 'Ky, and Mrs. Joseph S. Repet(! ‘Puneral from St. Mary's Church, Monday, April 4, &t § am. Interment priva 3 IRENE BARR. On Saturday. April 1932, TRENE BARR, beloved wife of George ‘W. Norrls and ‘mother of Georse M. Norris.” Notice of funeral later O'NEILL, EVELYN COLLINS. Suddenly, on Friday! April 1 1532, at Stamford, Conns EVELYN COLLINS, beloved wife of Joni O'Nelll and daughter of Mary Collins and the late Jeremiah Coliins of 1025 Jackson st ne. Funeral from the sbove nddress on Monday, April 4. at 9:30 am. Reauiem mass at 8t ‘Anthoriy's Chure at 10 8.1 Relatives “and " friends. fnvited to attend Interment at St. Mary's Cemetery. 3 O'GREY, WILLIAM. On Saturday. April 2. 1932, WILLIAM O'GREY. Services, Wil be held at Zurhorst's funeral pariors. 301 East Capitol st., on Monday. April 4, at 11 am. Tnterment Coneressio metery. OSBORN. CHARLES A. On Priday, April 1 1932, at the residence of Mr. Roy C. m 515 12th st. n.w.. CHARLES A. OSBO! aged 85 years 'Remains resting ut chapel of ' Wm. Lec's Sons, $33 Pa. ave. nW. where funeral services will be Meld on' Monday, April 4, at 10 am. Friends invited to 'attend. ~ Interment® Arlington National Cemetery. 3 PAINTER, DR. ARCHIE C. On_FPriday, pril 1) 1932 at 1:30 a.f. ab hie fesls dence. 654 6ih"st. ne. D ARGHIE C. beloved husband of Ola Lee Painter (nee Peffer) and son of Minnle L. Painter, Fu. neral at Strasburg, Va., on Sunday, April 3 at 3 pm. o PEED. JOSEPHINE E. On Priday. April 1, 1933, JOSEPHINE E.. beloved wite of James R. Peed and mother of Joseph and James R: Peed, ir. 'Funeral from ner late resi h st ne. on Tuesdsy, April thetice to Holy Name 1ith K sts. ne, where mass Bor. moul - Raiativas® iy % the, Fopose o : e ang. i avited. terment Mount Olivet Cemeters. & RRELL. MARTHA J. On Saturday, April 1932. at 1:50 w.in, st her residence, Wisconsin' ave., Bethesda. Md., in her d year. MARTHA J. PERRELL (fiee Care ter) of Germantown. Md., beloved wite of Prank perrell” She 1306 Srved. by four children. Louise. Margaret J and Leonard Perroll anid Mrs. Heien Baker ndchildren, Helen Baker wng. Kenneiy rrell and many other relatives and friends. ineral from her late residence on Monday, April 4. at 2 pm. Interment At Darnestown Cemetery, Darnestown, M BENJAMIN B. On Friday. April . Emergency Hospital. BENJAMIN PETTUS. beloved hust d of Mary L. Petius. Funeral services at Hysong's F T lors, 1300 N st. n.w.. on Monday. April 4, at 2 pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Ceme ::(!u Relatives and friends invited to ;I- 5e. RAY, ALICE VIRGINIA BOGLEY. On Sat- urday, April 2, 1932, at her home. 402 Batimore ' Toad. Rockville. Md.. ALICE VIRGINIA BOGLEY, beloved wife of Georae P, Ray. Sr' Punerai from her late residence. Monday. April 4 at 3:30 Pm. ' Interment Rockviile Union Cemeters. SHORTER, ROBERT. On Thursday., March 30 1983, at his Tesidence. Sunuy Side. Al exandria, Va. ROBERT SHORTER. be- loved father"of George and Deil Shorter 3 Friends 3 Rela- 3 April 2. 403 Ta- from | Draths SUTTER. GEORGINA. 'On Thursday. March 311932, GEORGINA, beloved wife of Ma Alber nefal fom her late res dence nw.. on Monday. Apr 4. at Interment Abby Mausoleum, Entered into eternal APFil 11032, at Emergency a5 LAURA ¥ Ji Re- home. April A'M E homas officiating Cemetery Worth HASSELL., M. N. 8. E SLAUGHTER, W - TOLIVER. WILLIAM ¥ Srve 8 t Carme LUCY 5. A Mo WEST. Bapt CATHERIN| 2. 193: of Jok and A1 WO Chapin pm. In WOLLARD. JOHN 2. 1932. JOHN M an W Wat 4 Py ", T B Ce ‘-. .1 ol n In Memoriam, BROWN. ‘!\lr’\" HER SONS AN 2 D DAUGHTERS LIAM. NETTIE AND ELEANORA CATLECTT. RFV. A. H. In sad but loving €,0f dear Pastor Rev he_former v o JOE. today TER MOLLIE RAN- COXEN. FLIZABETH F. Temembrance of ¢ ELIZABETH away four years Erends who DAUGHTER ‘FTHEL FLIZABETH F F_COXEN. who departed ears ago today. ArI 3 n peace AND FRANCIS. * In sad but_loving m ELIZA- this life 1928 HER SON. * ng_memors of our DODD, who left April 3. 1931 are forgotten, me smile. hey know the silent heart- er all the whild. ove and then to part. « sreatest sorrow of me heart MOTHER, SISTER AND GRAND- and LLIAM JOSEPH. 1In loving re. dear husband. WILLIAM who departed this life today. April 3. 1930 NIE M. . M. In loving memory of ou Tother. JENNIE M. HART, Wl passed ‘away three vears April 3. 1929, 0 break the tender chord. ove has bound the heart rd. so hard. to speak the words. ¢ we Torever part rest loved gne. we have laid thee he peace + thy memo we see thy heavenly face HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. EDGAR. LEE. RAYMOND. PAUL. IDA % NEWMAN. LENA ELIZABETH. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother. LENA ELIZABETH NEWMAN. who departed this life one year ago, April 3. 1931 Loved in life. El ING remembered ip death HUSBAND AND CHIL- SON. NATHANIEL (NACE). Tn lov- £ memory of my devoted husband. NA- THANIEL (NACE) ROBINSON. who de- ;";“lh;s life two years ago today, April My fireside has a vacant chair. I think of him who once sat there. Although T know he's gone awar. I can't believe he's gone to stay. Without him things won't be the same, Because he always plaved the game. Tl try. of course. to flll his place. But 1 know I'il miss his kindly face. and_guile, fss his smils. And through the vyears that come and go 1 know Il always miss him so. HIS LOVING WIFE, ANNIE E. B. ROBIN- SMITH. LENORA. In sad remembrance of my dear mother. LENORA SMITH. who left me seven years axo today. Abril 3. Not now. but in the coming years. It may be in the better land, p the meaning of my tears . some time. T'll understand May_her soul rest in peace. HER LONELY DAUGHTER. LA VADA L LANDON - PERSONAL SERVICE—REASONABLE. 5thSi at’l_0531. J. WILLIAM LEES SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W. NATIONAL 1384, 1385. Frank Geier’s Sons Co, 1113 SEVENTH_ST. N.W Nati Modern Chapel- Telephone National 2473 ALMUS R_SPEARE Sveceeding the Original W. R Speare Ceo. 1623 Connecticut Ave. ur 6242, Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel 412 H St. NE. i 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 (1SAAG_ BTRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Eies ed 1 GEO. W. WISE CO. N.W. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors to nor eonneeted with the original W. R. Speare establish~ Pt 1009 H St. N.W, o N emerly 610 P St N.W. Establisned 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. _1337_10th_St. N.W. Phone North 6847 WILLIAM H. SCOTT EiNGOL osid: ALFRED B. GAWLER TWALTER A GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER JOSEPH Established 1850 Chapel Cremations Lady 1750-2-4 Pennsylvai Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional 5512-5513 | NERAL DESIGNS, Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F 8t, Prompt Aute Delivery Sery) Artistic—expressive—inexpensi EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBI MODERATE PRICES. PHONE WAT. 0106, Open Evenings 44 & Eye and Sunday: Boquet Shop, 732 17th St. Floral Tributes, $2.50 up. District 6538, " Oven Evenings and Sundays. FLORAL TRIBUTES $3.50 up also leaves