Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1932, Page 7

STRICKEN AT WHEEL Driver, Suffering Heart Attack, Stops Car—Djes at Hospital. Stricken with & heart attack while driving his automobile at Wisconsin avenue and M street last night, John M. Harrel, 51, fl.lcd':llhoflnmhtd‘ in mmflcgo lhed at ll& E_street southeast, halted his car when he be- came Il ‘Tottenham (England) District Coun- eil, which has spent nearly $300,000 on houses since the World War, is losing 8165 & year on each house built. CHAMBERS Gives A $350 Couch Casket funeral—the full funeral, $195. Shipping funerals, complete, as low as $65. We have a wonderful funeral, cars and all, only $75. The Greater Chambers Co. Largest in the City Main Office Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. NW. Phone COL 0432-0433-0157 Phone or write your ad- dress. We will send you a beautiful catalogue of How We Do It. PLANE WILL DROP FREE PAINT TAGS 1$500 Merchandise Offered in| %, Property Renovation Campaign. Boosting the “Washington program” for property renovation sponsored by the Property Improvement and Busi- ness Co-operation Committee of the District of Columbia, balloons tags redeemable for a dollar'’s worth of paint and paint merchandise at 12 establishments conducted by members of the Washington Paint Club will be dropped over Washington from a Lud- ington Line plane this week. Each day at 12:45, starting tomor- Tow, a plane will release 5,000 balloons, and in the course of the week, 500 car- g the tags will be freed, a total of | m in merchandise being offered free in this manner. Each balloon will carry the hbel “Washington program,” and the slogan: | “Repair and paint up. Contest Entries Close Tomorrow. THE SUNDAY STAR the committee, that each of the ools, to whose students limited, will enter three | Reid, members each desire to use in the com- petition. ‘Windows chosen for the contest will be centrally located. L COL. W. B. ROCHESTER, JR., IS DEAD AT AGE OF 67, Native of Dixtflct Served as Major' in Army During Spanish- American War. Lieut. Col. William Beatty Rochester, Auxiliary Reserve, U. 8. A, who | served as a mejor during the Spanish- “This event,” said a statement from | the committee yesterday, “ties in with the new proclamation by the Commis- sioners of the District of Columbia whereby they invite ‘all property own- ers in the District of Columbia to take inventory of the conditions of their | property and consider the possibility of making needed repairs, structural and otherwise, including painting, cleaning up, improving lawns, plan and the care of trees and assisting in | maintaining the attractiveness of their OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Spring Suits, $19.50 EASY TERMS—NO EXTRA COST EISEMAN’S, 7th & F closing out American Wa Indian, N. Y. according to word re- ceived here. He was 67. Born in the District of Columbia when his father, Brig. Gen. William Beatty Rochester, U. 8. A, was sta- tioned here as paymaster general of the Army, Col. Rochester was appointed to the United States Military Academy in 1887. During the war with Spain he was appointed a major of additional volunteers, and in 1901 was made captain paymaster, United States Army Three years later he became major ymaster, and served until 1914, when m resigned. In 1917, when the United States entered the World War, he was commissioned a major in the Quarter- master Corps, serving until 1921, when | he was made a lieutenant colonel in the Auxiliary Reserves. . Funeral services have not been announced. Denmark is to have a new $200,000 broadcasting station. 20 Floor Sample tandard Rad 10S at great reductions It is time again to change our Radio floor samples. This is a great opportunity to buy a good, standard make Radio at a fraction of its regular price. Come in early in the morning and secure one of these fine Radios at the specially lowered price. 1 General Motors Radio, cabinet style, 7 tubes; regu- larly $69.50, reduced to. ... csies 2 Philco Baby Grand Table Models, 7 tubes; regu- larly priced at $49.95, reduced to 1 Atwater Kent Console Model, complete with tubes; regularly $89, reduced to 1 Philco Baby Grand Table Model, with 9 tubes; regu- larly $69.50, reduced to ¢ 2 Philco High Boy Models, 7 tubes; regularly marked $65.75, reduced to 1 General Motors Radio, end table slyle, 7 tubes, regu- larly $95, reduced to by 1 Philco Short-wave Combination, tubes; formerly $89.50, reduced to. . 1 Phileco Low Boy Model, $89.75, reduced to. 1 RCA-Victor Console Model, with 9 tuhes rcgulnrly $119, reduced to 1 Bosch Cabinet Model, vuth slldlng dnors' lormerly $95, reduced to. 3 Philco 11-tube Cabinet \lbdc]! No. 112X; regularly $150, reduced to. 1 RCA-Victor Cabmet \lodel. regularly $178, reduced to 1 Stromberg-Carlson 10-tube Cnbme( Model larly $365, reduced to complete with -$69.50 --$69.75 $75 $75 with 9 |uhes; reguhrly with clming doors: $135 regu- MAYER & CO. Between D and Seventh Street died Priday at Big, HEADS WASHINGTONIANS Miss Etta L. Taggart Is Chosen New Society’s President. Miss Etta L. Tgggart has been elected president of the Washingtonians, new civic society to which residents of the city for 10 or more years are eli- gible for membership. Officers were elected last Thursday when organization was perfected. The | society is of a clvic, charitable and so- | cial nature. Other officers are: John A. Bresna- han, first vice-president; Mrs. Fred- erick Yates, second vice-president; John B. Dickman, jr., third vice presi- dent; Mrs. Margurite Z. Baughman, corresponding secretary; Mrs. J. Edwin recording secretary; John E. Gormley, treasurer; Miss Olive V. King, historian: and Herbert Leeman, parlia- mentarian. HOUSE TO CONSIDER 'BAN ON GRASSHOPPER | Western Representatives to Get | Bill on Floor Under Suspen- sion of Rules. By the Associated Press. Permission te call up the $1,000,000 | grasshopper-control measure in the House under suspension of the rules tomorrow was granted yesterday by | Speaker Garner to members from eight Western States. This group of more than a score spent a large portion of the day in conference on the measure, which must pass by a two-thirds vote under this| procedure. Representative Buchanan, Democrat, of Texas, chairman of the Appropri tions Subcommittee, considered the measure, is slated to sponsor the subject on the floor The plan would provide for co-opera- | tive poisoning of the pest, the Federal Government to purchase the poison | with the $1,000,000 fund and the States | to pay for distribution. “An early adoption of this resolution is indispensable to prevent a recurrence of the grasshopper scourge,” said| Representative Willlamson, Republican, of South Dakota. The States mentioned in the Presi- dent's original estimate on infested areas were North Dakota, South| Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa, Montana,| Minnesota, Wyoming and Colorado. e l The white satin shoes and silk stock- | ings worn by Queen Victoria at her coro- nation have just been placed on exhibi- tion in the London Museum. "~ ROSES, 50c doz. "BLOSSOM SHOPPE 21 13th ST. N.W, 1 OPEN_SUNDAY W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Phones t Col. I Adamn 10341 E. 5. Zurhorst C. 8. Zurhorst, Jr. Let Us Be Your Funeral Director ‘Take advantage of our per- sonal services. ..individual in each case...and learn the valve of careful mortuary service, such as we have given to residents of Wash- ington and vicinity for three- quarters of a century. Furbory -FUNERAL - ‘DIRECTORS- | difference is slightly in a:r—'s:;::;:;;,i-.«.-u.-w—- il ! Annie R | ] PIW. Perkins 1 Rol HAVERFORD CLASS RATED BRIGHTEST Results of Psychology Tests Given Freshmen in 152 Col- leges Announced. By the Associated Press. Some idea of the comparative bright- ness of the freshmen who entered vari- ous educational institutions last Fall is contained in a tabulation of the results of the American Council on Educagion’s psychological examination just issued for 152 of the 377 colleges which | gave it. { Haverford College, Haverford, Pa., led with & median gross score of 241.67. Only three other institutions scored above 200. They were Wells College, Aurora, N. Y., 213.89; Dartmoyth Col- lege, Hanover, N. H., 206.67, and Uni- vernty of Chicago, 202.21. Goucher Col- lege, Baltimore, scored 199.00. Some significant differences in some of the separate tests are shown for men and women. On the completion test the women make slightly higher scores than the men. On the artificial lan- | guage test the women do considerably better, with a median score 10.5 higher than the men. On the analogies test there is no dif- ference between the performances of the two groups. On the arithmetic test the men do considerably better than the women, the difference in median scores being nine points. On the opposites test the favor of the women. The scores of the five tests are so weighted that they can be combined into a gross score for the whole exami- nation. The tabulation just issued is on reports of 41,369 students. When all institutions have reported the total is expected to contain 165341 students’ cores. The tests in previous years | hive proven of value in predicting the | success of students in their college | studies. Ranking Tabulated. The ranking of the highest scores of the 157 colleges follows: H- mord o Sollese.. Betmouth” Golies X Dhivereity. of Chicago . Goucher College . Bowdoin Coilege Reed College 1 Clark " University Wilson College Trinity_Col., Mazss.~ State’ College Northwestern _Universiiy. Sweet Brier Col Hobart Wm. Smith Cols. Bates Collese 7 of Ml‘cll Vincent Sk Dhtvereity “of - Michigen University of Buffalo Colgate University . Parsons College The three lowest, all under 100, were Brigham Young University, Provo,| Utah, 99.58; Maryland State Normll School, Frostburg, Md., 93.13, and Mis. :slnmry Baptist College, Sheridan, Atk | 79.00. . Marriage Licenses. ‘Willis 8. Warren, 45. 1712 Irving H‘Jmflhfl!l. 38, 1915 16th T arold W Rusk. 21 1914 H st. and Anna w. Selulnler 23. 1121 New Hambshire ave.: Rey. H W, Harm c. 2. and Virginia 8. Dot of Hichmond. Ve R ugle. " Julian L. Dorsey. 33. Dnited States Navy, sid Joseshine . way Bedford. Mo The) Y pavi Henry Stith. 3. 810 C st ne.. 0 Emma pete. . 240 10th ot ne: Rev. 3 F. Whit- :d-lg Amett. 3t 3018 13th at ginia_Snowden. 31, ock. 24. White] nnd ‘Mice 2. ‘Overton, 31. 1308 | Rev. jam D Jarvis. o bers. 46, L Ttk Kot Gallagher. 28. 1212 H st. 37127 Hitn st e rde. Bowing, 851 E st Davidson, 21630 4th 36 v W, Charles A. Kirk. 31 3146 Florida av Ancbel McCorkle, 26, Albemarle Apts. 25. 3750 34th st. 19. 2929 12th w Hotel. lisch pl. st. and WA a: A ne. ne’ . and Rev oberts. n n John W. and Mary Shanahan. Rey, Harves H, Harion 2, and Vera -rms- i’ John E. Briew E. Lesher. R Relder. .. e "\ount P at.. ant Rl A e 25. Lancaster. and "22." Reading. " Rev. Michsel Deusherts. 48. 1111 11th st.. and izewell. 38. Bon. Ky.: Rev. L. J. Heen” T | Hugo Hennig. 2 Y Any Family Can Afford Ryan Service (This business has grown to be one nf Ihr largest and well at prices that respect of those whom we as ours possibly endure. f[Perfectly appointed fun sired. Lady attendant. funeral prices, call Atlan 317 Pa. Ave. S. in the city because of our ability to se Only by winning and holding the confidence and staff is at your service, day or night. fered without extra charge. James T. Ryan Funeral Director ¢ honestly are fair ami r 'awuable\ serve can such a business A large and experienced eral home. Music if de- These essentials are of- For our complete tic 1700-1701. Phene Atlantic 1700-1701 E. 5B are dependent not only each other. Snmfe of Pn(: Funeral EN build towns in a spirit of service to their families and to their tribes. Sincerity, experience and equipment make possible a A ”u-umul nl Chm 'HONE NOR w. ERNFST .IARVlS CO., INC. They upon nature but upon Church 1432 YOU STREET N.W. PRIVATE AMBULANCE U. S. Govt. Undertakers for Colored Sailors and Seldiers Licenzed in States of Maryland and Viriiila and Rev. | | ,,The following births have WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 15 1932—PART ONE. Qard of Thanks. PAGE ANNA. Wiliem Page and family | felt’ u--nn Tor the xman:'-"na - piny t0_them loved" wite. and ‘mother, ANNAE PAGE"T Beaths. H, Suddent of s e '{mnnnmau ay | Frasier's tuneral home. 38 g Notlee ot Tunerai Tater. Tavea A YLO! LUCY N. arted this life nm day. May 14, m? At her mld:n:: x4 Re- caiing ‘lemporariy Gardiner & Sons w':y {:uu Saturday, of funeral later. on Mns REGINALD' BEAN, BALS. BN REGINALD. + May 16, at 2:30'p.m.. from the Rock- vlle Baptist chureh ln ‘Rocl Trion OEIII terment kville 'KFORD, |. M R. Passed | . 1932, at’ his mission hom nL. l!u;cl D]un'( iliness, L- Vs BACKTORD, Jopmet ot o ecto P nanine Home: for Women and various missi Puneral and interment ul:l ohll ‘E‘O‘ OGLE, ¥LO) E IRVIN. On Thursday. M e A 1932, at ner residence. - i the Ar. gonne "Apts . BOG Bogle of Washington, n"“n‘grh:enue Bogle of parlors, 1300 N st n.w. abnday: Mg | 18, u ma:‘a . “eitives aag friends in- BROWN. GRACE DUFOU GRS Aeia DU | H = Tnterment Rock C‘i:gk | nucnu cou. .rn:n W. On Priday, May bm. at Wal co:.. ., FRED W BUGHEE fe'is A Ha““lmdténo:rh,::rl ity éfiifi”:’;fi"-”;&n ube ;‘homul (,ihurc Mond:y E:‘“”CGK ot Sl .m. Inter B “m;n ll Arllnmn Nl“flfl‘l .'." JO!EPH TI'DHA! On !llu!dl’ 132, 'Pl hl.}HralPldd!nEh 1648 P :g: llrl!“g ace Vlt{llhll By?st hum.fld Dl ience of " his son. Byrne, 16 West Qllclth‘:rl;l Al“"P“"?’h!"’ .Cl’:"lsl.lhl:d.l ?n :‘l‘;ong.’ May . thence %0 the Shris ge"l‘:L 1504 st._and Plrlnel'dn' I'A‘h'e S:S‘Y:d HMount” Olivet ce'n'.'efu‘y e CA?OZ'O JOSE| On Prids 1932, &t Providence Hospiies VosEr, be: loved ‘brother of ugene, Nicholas, Thee, Qlen and Norma Gaporio. Puneral Cham 1400 Chavin st ha o Services at nw., m. for the repose of his soul and friends ar in Mount Olivet Cemetory =" S CLARKE. DOROTHY L Ay, May 13, 1032 2 New u-ulnm o Nei 2018 15tn s 7 Allen's Florids | COOPER. MARY E. on sa. | "oz ae N | e eu)gmence 510 Suddenly, le- isrey ave. and IROTHY 'l‘lt‘llnd Ben!,:mln Clarke of Allen’s funeral home, 12th st, ave n.w. Notice of funeta] later turda: e | leaves to mourn | te: = au L‘u Marie R Con- | and -grandchildren Iyes and friends. i age. dearly beloved Cresson. - “prench 15. at 4 . L St Pail's Churen Sfockum L5 s e send Howers Oaks, Pa Please do ll;fl! DAVIS, KA' E E. Saturday, 1932 b at e 3 ey Ka '{'r'n""f e Davis. 0 li0srel Bome, a Dmenl Coniressions] Limbiesy P AWSON. MABEL PoO) oy i3 TR ROOLE .,fc';‘ % POOI 1 | 80N wite o oy MABE 800, SLE DA} Deaths Reported. I 'n!t (oua-in. deaths h: Devartment ve been reporte within® the ast 32 | "% & At valer. 84. 4311 13th st. n.e. Eliza Hyde Bowie, 16, 41818 New wsdcurietta P.D. Bowden. 66, the’ Sbirdova Michael Co et '?.x::g;: 15% 0 nser Hospital iogrenr. Sav fEleanor, Marshall Holcombs Joseph Cobuzio. 47, Providen, | Harry G Flsher. 42 Sibles 5‘.,.‘;5:’:.‘}‘“‘ | e iam_ Madigah. 35." Gallinger Hospital _ Montgomery. 34, Gallinger Hos- | Blbell 20. dtn: Hosp! | oital. lhz:.r.!lh Schwartabeck. 29 days, Children's | Hospi| | pnfant of Arthur and Eliz cnuu, 4 days. Pravxdcnee Holnll Millle Luc: 82. 2‘ Christine Lee, ! 1 st ." '.l cnmnn- Smit} h Alberta Po'elL & rfleld Arlhur leton 39. Walter | Min Child: -'Illll llllcl. n, Births Reported. en reported t | tne "redih" Bepartment bt st 8 Prederick L and G I Fredertck engvere Knowles. boy. hert E. and Laura Rader, Julius and Ids Diamond. John W_an Sorie Belt. girl Danlel T and Eisanor Janes. boy. fichard £ snd Annie Elwell: boy and Matie Newberr~, Por el Robarta Smith. boy. Harre B. and Mildred Waring, boy. Frank and Nettie Davis. boy. Richard and Cora Coleman. girl. Fimer and Hilda Carter. sirl Leander and Sarah Jones. girl. Wade and Mary Mills. eirl arie_Laney. Rov and Helens Brttl Loyis and Lucille Danis Five-year-old Rudi Lang of Stuttgart Germany, recentlv flew on the Graf, Zeppelin from Germany to Buenos | Aires, Argentina. * ], wirl FOUND—Small amount of money; describe | bills and_ location ‘where money was Iost. AL s ocen R LOST A NIM apply Animal Rescue e 345 Aarvians ave nw Nat_sosh LOST. alue el BAG—_Leather dispatch b containing dental impressions and_models. Rewar4 will be paid if returned to Rvner & Saxon. Room 708. Hill Bldg. Nat. 8030. BILL FOLD. black leather. containing money, photosraphs and cards. Saturday evening on D st. e, between 2nd snd Mass nnner please, motits Ext. 735, or 226 !'v< I containing_trunk initialed; reward. COIN PI an, small, key. rine. aororlty pin, Jones. 235 and st. n.e black ears. long hal strayed 3 weeks ago: )G, small._ white {as No. 16,805 DOG—B! a -hue male collie, tax No 18360 "Reward it ‘returned. 5100 39th st. n.w. Clev. 6694. -t IVER'S PERMIT in leather case: case| :h;cnmnlncd rmlry“beldu reward. Joseph 'HANDBAG, brown. e Sitias on Br- or River rd.: name inside: liberal re boulu R Augusterfer, 1535 Kearney st. ne | vd. rd. VERNIC! G—8 i Teft i finmu z‘? MacD, Liberal reward. 206- Shoreham Hol PAIR O] '8 GLA . %old rim: in Ohn Echo; reward. Phone Metropolitan upm Yalusbie to owmer T only; lost Fri- rew s day: reward. Hiias ¥ PAY ariaraoon | Key-shaped, sorority, Reward. mm.o name _on envelope; Rogers, Col._2629 PIN—Gold_and name Nat. 3800, Efl d 1“ permit, et ver's rm e cward. T, C. Jefter PURSE—On Thi undu evening, May 12. | e yicinity of 14th 1 and K ste small. Durse." containing smons other thlnn an amethyst rosary, with a D, Guill Rey. Remalns ‘resting at 'hner R. Wood's g S Ry | ELLIOT, JEAN 'nrr on mdu 1932. ‘st Geo: PT. beloved wite of the ¥ L Elliot, and mother of Mr.| scopal Chureh. Interment &t Rock Creel ENNIS, CLOCK! n Sibley owpite 13, 1 ved wite of Richard | 4 "Epnis and devoted daughte V. Clocker PFuneral Monday. May 16, t | T S trom s foie s, is08 Hemlock st. n.w. Interment Glanw Cemetery. 1 FREEDMAN., REUBEN. Suddenly. on G aMey 3. 1992 at New York ity REUBEN. 26 years of age. son of Samuei Freedman. Puncral from the ehapel of Bernard Danzansky. ‘3501 14th st. n.w. Sunday. May 15, at 1 pm. Interment Adas Israel Cemetery. 15 GILLESPIE, BETT! IRENE 1952, at On, Saturday. May thedist Home for the M Galtnerbare. .o 1E, widow of Cnarle Resmains Gillesple, " in ~ her festin st Warner E. h:mnht"l funeral Services on Mon- Md. dur. May 16, a€ 1730 b0 At the Metngd- ist Home for the Aged aid Orphans. In- | terment Western Cemetery, Baltimore, M. . LIZZIE D. On Priday. Ma 198 11:30 p.m. 22nd n.w. LIZ . (nee Pfiuger), Beloved wile 6t the Iate Chaties A Grea. Funeral from_ her iate residence. Monday. May 16, at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Intermen: Glenwood Oemetery. JARY LEWIS On Pridn , 1932, at 1:30 p.m., passed away at the home of her d-unmr. Mise Margaret, D. Green 3244 st MARY LEWIS GR 2, Tervices nt the chapel, Oak. HIll Cemeters. Georgetown, Monday, May 16, at 10 s 5 nolvulcn. DELILAR. On Pridey. Mas 13, ot Sibley Hospital, ER. beloved mother o Bivin Rem: he Aad interment Pocsvitie a, HARRELL, JOHN WADE. Suddenly, on Sat- urday. May 14 1932, at Emergency Hos- ital,' JOHN WADE H, belovi usband of Lillith L. Harrell. ~Notice. o funeral later. HARSOULAS. MARY FRANCE:! "Funeral services in Chambers Co. funeral home. Chapin st. n.w.. on Tuesday, May 17. at 2 p.m. Intérment in Port Lin Ceme- tery. 16 JACOB. LEILA A. On Priday, May 1. 1932, residence, 100 W _st. trios Harsoulas W. W. 1400 15, af 2:30 and friends invited to attend. rivate. loflhmlv MARGARET. On Sat: 1932, in Baltimore, M: “;‘h‘é ReF oud Remains ‘restis Allen’s funeral home, . ave, mw. Notice of Tunetal Tater LANDON. CLARENCE R. Depar life Tuesday, May 10, 1532, ovidence Hospital, CLARENCE R. TANDON ot 5155 Summer rd. s.e. He leaves to mourn their loss & devoted wifs, lour.d ghte: :o sons. two sisiers, one brother and a loving stepmother. Remains restin; temporarily at George E Glrdner & & funeral pariors. 300 M t. s.w. Puneral Sunday, May 15, at 2 p, from his late residence. Interment Un:oln Memorial Cemetery. LE BRANDT, -“I’II.DA w. Dep. BRANDT, i g.; alrln atilda . She mourn their loss a devoted b:lo.lohllx’.;hn: S. Robinson: t"xrn fifly Ray- h| Br T yd‘ Illllnl Rcblmn t'u D he'l. Dr. l'!ln-; 8. Rob- inson, jr ruce Robins Dn. g Sunday, IIIJ 15 at 2:30 p.m., from Zicn B-mln Church P st between !’ld and C‘a ‘ash sts w :r"'i'“ inviled Remains Tosting M mest Jarvis funeral church, 1437 st hw untl Betird ay Soon, " theresties 2t her iate residence. Interment Harmony 15 Interment this resi- LE C: nmu LEWIS, CHARLES e sts. ton oficiating morial Cemetery. He suffered T2 E for cure: alone u"ua called him home to give FOOT, CLIFTON May 13, 1030, Cat ine oo brother. 654 fl! st. nee. Ak Joved san of enry gen of “ihe late K [A hours And days of pain but all in vain, R On Pridar. idence of Bi5| A o ..o . Interme: omit dowers. 15 C-\ Suddenly. on Satur- peloved | husha nd * of Katherine and erly. belove f Gou: Lyerly. Puneral nem' bus'lace o R Tuesday, May l'l cmuulnml “ ’ la‘(mu 1958 “" ay o Tesidence. 108 st. n.w. JEAN LORETTA MARLOWE, th kh loving daighter of Ernest and Myble Mar lowe. She leaves ir loss grandparents and a tives and friends. 16, at 230 GE ALBERT L. On uw:du. 14. 1932, ai Georgetown Hospital . husbai Bet! 2 pm. Interm - PEARL. - Sada T ae eadenly, o0, TRITIaY: Jessie ral Monday. May af am. from the E; funeral ‘church. 1482 Fon st me Iaters ment Lincaln Ytemorial Cemeters MURPICY, JEREMIAR 3. O e Sl i uunpxn. beloved by B JERE! 3 of the late Ann father of Mn No le Lyon Park. a mott rmnov. Al‘l‘lll HAYDN. May 12. 1932. at home of his d; Mrs !r\ln‘ Thomeon. Prankirn pai wped 1 sears orthfield. Mini POWFLL, ALBERTA. On Thursday, May 12, 192 50,500 pm. at Garfleld Hosital, LBERTA. "wife of William mother of Faiph Branntm and. Orscs Waters. She leaves to mourn their loss A husband. two children. four brothers and three sisters, | Remaing resting F. Allen's funerai home. 13th st. N Service orivate. Friends invited. copal Cemetery. ftermemt m&‘fl Epls- WIDMEYER. LOUISE. On rndu May 13 1982, e 3629 it s Mmlu LOUISE, only hllfl of Bd- ward and Liilie W!dmnr DMIAHVII lnd l'l nmua 412 sts sw. at 2 p. Tk at 2%, Bleware's Tuneral home, a:l memory of a BATLEY, who departed this lite three yéars aso today, May 15, 1928. Sunshine passes, saadows Love, remembrance, outlast all. Though the years be many or few They wre flled with love, dear mother. for 15 12 swosk o Snow. e w10 meet again ere parting is no more, And that the one we love 5o well, ma only gone before. Deace, your work is ended, Bwect1y sieco, Your: race is pun . you have gone where we who love 'you Soon are coming. one by one. EYOTED DAUGHTERS. BLIZA: RINE. Xn loving memory of my” desr wife and our devoted mother, KATHERINE BELL, who departed this life_two years ago today. May 15. 1930. ND ADOPTED DAUGH- CHAPMAN. : oSicred to the memory voted mof ANNIE C. EVANS, ¥ho departed this ite "threo veats ago o day. May 15. DEVOTED DAUGHTER, FLORENCE MAR- HAYDEN. PHILIP J. In sad but lovin; membrance of a kmn lnd loving b and father, PHILIP J. HAYDEN. who ll.fl nineteen years ago. Ili 18, 19is. Though lost w earth. to mflmry dear. LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. (n loving nmembnnu ot hvml and faithful wife, departed this life four o (Dfll'v May 15, 1928. smile beyond the sadness. lCt beyond the pain. Just as night precedes the morning And the sunshine follows rain. And God shall wipe away all tears. The smile of God to light your way, A smiling sky for you tod: I fabm R et e LR S S Vi e Magnify the Lord with .“ Exalt His name together. LEE, OCEOLA. my__dear me, and let THY J. ON (nee Paulkner). who this life three years ago today, In loving re- J. depa ety . 1 hlve & picture framed of you, ymed i memory, loving and ‘trus. s:en- Dut my eves can see ee ihat face. my heart ts iace. YOUR LOVING %’ A MARCERON. DOROTHY. A tribute of love $Bipe memory of my dear sister. DORO- ARCERON, Passed away three * Fears afo odas, May 1255, 8he had & smile every one loved, A heart To. those who Khew ‘and loved ed ber Her memory will Dever HER LOVING PEva. NICHOLSON, RUDO! HENRY. Died . year ago today, May I!, wx - sBow we silll remember. e BROTHERS. * Y. MATILDA J. In sad but loving rememb: 3 TERBACS o, yify mother and sister, e i yeare aso-today, ey T3, Sota. brings bac Of gur loved one, n:v.::m.mm" And the enes who 2 nk of Ber BB S o flm EDWARD. btred to lhl m 5 "A‘ KBN’ Dbeloved husb: llhthnovur'm(odnr May 15, (o 1929 Ofy how we”hope n heaven ..3’;0, fi:}:.'f x'.'f.“ Honou.m ¥QUNG, uuu. In memory of my mother, LILA H. YOUNG, who died one yeaf 250 Ay 14 1990, A darling gone, A Voice wi um"f il A piace Is vacant in Sur home ch ever wvfif&" ALMUSR Sp SPEARE Sucecedinr the omn-.l w. Q\_.GAWLER o - Funeral Directors * LEONARD M. GAWLER 1804 M _Si. N.W. A e amm, Joscph F. Blrch’: Sons | Lincoln' Memorial Cemeter: REED. ADDIE. On Friday, May 30 pm, P from tist Church, Sth snd B s Jostin [ CORNELIA. on May 14. AL, o at Bl N NELIA. of dhe Inie’ Porrest Betto Moorehead V Roval. ln her 72nd by two sons. lm of New York lnd PI Comdr. Forrest Funeral lh X lone from her ence. 930 Madison Plllnfleld )l J. Interment private. o USARD JOSEPH. 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