Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1932, Page 7

ADMR. HUBBARD SUCCUMBS AT & Commander of Naval Force in Panama Revolution of 1903 Dies Here. Rear Admiral John Hubbard, U. S. Navy, retired, who commanded @he naval force cr the Isthmus of Pana- ma, during the revolution of November, 1903, which resulted in the indepen- dence of the State of Panama, is dead at his home, 1451 Belmont street. He passed away on Saturday at the age of 83 years. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed. Admiral Hubbard was commander in chief of the U. S. Asiatic Fleet just prior to his retirement from the service in May, 1911, upon reaching the age of 62 years. He graduated from the Naval Academy in 1870 and was pro- moted through the various grades until he attained the rank of rear admiral in 1908, During the revolution in Panama in 1903 he was in command of the U. 8. S. Nashville. During the cruise of the battleship fleet around the world Admiral Hubbard was the com- manding officer of the U. 8. 8. Minne- sota. Later he was on special duty at the Navy Department and was a member of the General Board. Al- Admiral Hubbard had 24 o( sea service. The admiral was born in South Berwick, Me., on May 19, 1849, but was )ppoln'-od to the service from Arizona. For a number of year Admiral Hubbard was a mem- ber of the Metropolitan Club here. MRS. ELIZABETH WINE DIES IN SAN FRANCISCO Widow of Louis D. Wine Was Visiting Son in West—Had Lived Here Since 1803. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Wine, widow of Louis D. Wine of this city, died sud- denly last week at the home of her son, Louls D. Wine, in San Franclsco, where she had been visiting for several months. She is also survived by a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth W. Wllk!‘r, 1701 Upshur street. Born in Gettysburg, Pa, Mrs. Wine had been a Washington resident since her marriage in 1893. Her husband, at the time of his death, was a member of the real estate firm of B. F. Warner & Co, and a dlrecwr in the Washing- ton Loan & Trust Co. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO D _C, REED ADVANCES FIVEPOINT PLAN Sharply Attacks “Extrava- gance on Unnecessary Public Works.” Outling & program of five points to help pull the country out of hard times, former Senator James A. Reed, candi- date for the Democratic presidential nomination, in an interview here yester- day sharply criticized “extravagance on unnecessary public works.” In his program, Reed, here for the ;nemoml address at Arlington, called Halting “wasteful expenditures for non-productive public enterprises,” re- peal of prohibition, enactment of a moderate sales tax in leu of “some cf those now being considered,” lowering presidential nomination. The Missouri &lulmf:an of 36 is instructed to vote Informed that his vlm on g-‘ works _coincided vnh dent Hoover, Reed plied: “Hoover is undoubudly rlthb— now. But he’s been on both sides of every question. He originall; wu for the kind of public works t I wm criticizing. term has been used that he’s the ‘loudest magpie on a squawking train.'" Reed said “non-productive” buil at this time, sdth as new palatial c«nmeree Department and the “sena- ge” on Capitol Hill, merely dnwl “money out of productive enter- Pn: ':hcra labor :1 mil:‘pyed and sinks non-productive, terest-bearing ventures of various kinds. the “Commerce, Agri Departments could be very largely done away with.” "Why most of them in Arthur Hlde' headquarters,” he said, “don't know how to plant a row of corn.” Reed emphasised it was “not any business of the Federal Government tc undertake to relieve unemrlwyment" “We are not conducting an alms an eleemosynary stop wasting es, 30 employers feet and employ of tariffs and reciprocity agreements |men. with foreign nations to keep them low, and a reduction of taxes as soon as Funeral services will be held Wed- |possible. nesday at 12:30 p.m. at Joseph Gawler's Sons Chapel, 1750 Pennsylvania avenue. Burial will be in Gettysburg. S S ‘The French government has & mo- nopoly on the manufacture of cigarettes. 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New?ohtoes o B 19¢| .. 2nas. 15¢| Southern Green Peas 2% 15¢ You can alway. s depend on receiving Quality at a Saving in your Nearby @SCO Store, and this means much to the Busy Homekeeper THE WEATHER Columbis. —Fair and t and tomorrow: gentle , becoming southerly. District of ‘warmer Maryland, Virginia and West Vir- and warmer fonight 3016 30.33 30.24 30.29 l.:-'l for Last 24 Hours. Highest, 66, noon today. Year 3 est, 46, 5:00 a.m. today. Y 6. , 92 2go, Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) oday. 4:29am. 11:17am. . 4:54pm. 5:41 pm. . 11:20pm. 12:07pm, The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today ... 4:45 Sun, tomorrow 4:45 1:27 Moon, today .. 2:01am. 3:14 p. Automoblle lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Rainfall. Monthly rainfall in inches in the ‘Tomorrow. 5:13am. Sets. 7:26 | capital (current month to date): 1932. voe. 482 Month, Record. 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Ave. - AMBUE.ANCES CHAMBERS Largest in the City Clean, Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest in City $4.00 ANY PLACE IN D. C. Call COL. 0432 Phone or write your address. We will send you a beautiful catalogue of How We Do It. Potentate Dies DR. JAMES T. PRENDERGAST. z ALMAS POTENTATE DIES AT AGE OF & Dr. James T. Prendergast to Be Buried Tomorrow at Rock Creek. Dr. James T. Prendergast, 62, poten- tate of Ammas Temple, A.A.O.N. M. 5., and widely known Washington dental surgeon, died yesterday in Emergency Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral morrow at his offices, 457 G street, with burial in Rock Creck Cemetery. Ma- sonic bodies will have charge of the services. Dr. Prendergast, who came to Wash- ington from Martinsburg, W. Va., about 40 years ago, was a native of Altoona, Pa. He was graduated at George Washington University and took up practice of dentistry. He was elected to head Almas Temple about five months ago, after having served as Grand Tall Cedar of Forest No. 104 and offices in other fraternal and civic organizations. He was a member of Hope Lodge, No. 20, F. A. A M_; Lafayette Chapter, No. 5. R. A M. Adoniram Council, No. 2, R. and S. M.; Albert Pike Con- | sistory, Scottish Rite: Capital Court, No. 50, Royal Order of Jesters; Wash- ington Centennial Chapter, No. 26, Order of Eastern Star: Masonic Vet- !rInl’ Association, Chamber of Com- | merce, Board of Trade and District Dental Society. Dr. Prendergast lived at 1669 Colum- bia road. He is survived by his widow, | Mrs. Henrietta O. Prendergast; a son, | Dr. B. P Prendergast, and a sister, Mrs. Ounry of Roancke, Va. CURRAN DEMANDS PROHIBITION PLANK President of Association Aguinst Amendment Asks Republicans to Act. An unequivocal platform plank on prohibition was requested yesterday of Convention by Henry H. Curran, presi- dent of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment. In an open letter to the delegates, Curran sal “It neeml ‘Inconceivable that the Re- pubuun party can * * * advocate re- tention of the eighteenth amendment. But, if so, let the piatform say so un- equivocally. If the party is against the cighteenth amendment, let it say so equally clearly. Theae are not times for wmpofldn e 'pling the * lumhe that the Dem- ocnuc ?Lnrorm will condemn national | prohibition in no uncertain terms," Curran said the Republicans must take face defeat in the ele:flon MRS. LOUISE H. EARLL HEADS BIBLE READERS National and International League Makes Awards for Reading at Bession Here. ‘The National and International Bible Readers’ League, Inc, held an elec- tion of officers at a meeting here last week. Mrs. Louis H. Earll was chosen president, E. L. Matice, vice president; Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, second vice president; Frederick C. Lucas, record- ing secretary; Mrs. J. H. Sheppe, cor- responding secretary, and John E. Gannt, treasurer. Arthur Gibson Morse was principal speaker of the session. Reading awards were presented to Mrs. Ora L. Taylor, Miss Rachael Bell, Georgia Bweeney and Miss erzlret Bear of Washington and Mrs. Mary T. Harding of Clinton, Iowa. JOUETT SHOUSE TO SPEAK Young Democrats Club to Hear National Chairman. Jouett Shouse, chairman of the Ex- ecutive Committee of the Democratic National Committee, will speak Tues- day, June 7 at 8:15 p.m., at & meeting of the Young Democrats Club in the | Mayflower Hotel. Victor Russell, presi- dent, will preside. ‘Wholesale commodity prices in Fin- land are higher than a year 80. . LOST. m CASE. red leat with ins. policies fi ners. 3P lnl e avnet 'm‘n black noa 1, one white eve. Re- Doo—a-tnrdny afternoon, bull, female. scryw tal ward _ Adai 11, ELO] manuscror. sadtetiea e M Flnder Blénse daMrs: W Teather, ost Sunday morn- T ot Rfln-t"fl‘ 11jh and Py, ave. se. biti) ngensh r_st, n. finmon 5i0% dortise shell frames, Edmunds & & B ey 20 i Vielofty Toth and B ts. n.w. or ln‘xmnt of the Riggs Apt., 1409 n~ pphire: urn €0 Apt. :rn?far nds, brown, contalning Rose Les dismonds 0th al LF' wgld, wet with m::-n dia; g ‘Countr: Ptk Decatur 3026, Who pick u?z"'mfxn by migtake in '“T,f WATCH. Ei Reward. Sdams: WATGH—Lady or on Conn. ave. AT Reward. in' white gol hye- or Fairmont st. n.w. Cnl ‘fih IN*D. MONDAY, MAY services will be held at 2 o'clock to-| delegates to the Republican National | a frank stand against prohibition or | 30, 1932. Braths. Au-, E M. m&nhnai:n.':?. w Notice of funeral later. IIY m?l DsPtyied this life on Frt. 1932, JOHN o iata 8t Busem Boriy. hues band ‘6% the Iate. Mary Berry. Teaves gne daughter, 3 n his late residence, sm B'st. nw on T u day. Ma a3 p.m. Relatives and friends Shvited." Interment ‘Prospect o mmr Yo BRO MINNIE. Fotay. My 21, 1932 m., at her residence, 13 e MINNIE v to Mouta” il 1oss three aunts and a host of ral Tuesday, May 31, at funeral'home, gne brother, BROWN. THEODORE FRANCIS, On Sun ¥y 2'. 1932, at his residence, 11!0 ky OWN, devoted husband of Lucy Brown. ving father of Willilam Leon Brown, son Fannle Brown. He also Ris departure tnree iends. ohn T. Rhiney funeral ch 3rd U Byesta. o w " Notice of tuneral ater. BUTLER, DAVID. On BSunday, May 29, 1932, ‘at Preedmen's Hospital, DAVID BUTLER, devoted hushand of Iréne Butler and son of Lizzie Edwards. nersl_church, 1432 You st. n.w. until p.m. Tiesday, therealter at his late resi- dence, Bla urg, Md. No- flee ot ‘tuncral liter- On Seturday, May 38, Te " CASSELL " Inee Brazeron; beloved wife of Harry A. Cassell. Funeral from the above residence on Wednesday, t 8:30 a.m: thence to the Church scrament. where mase will d at 9 Interment at Moun| Qe Cemelery. Priends and n.huu; oowom ARY ANN. den]y. mmau. 7 7. 142, at $15 0 5 o abs Relatives and” friénds Invited Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 31 COUSINS, THELMA GILLIAM. On Sunday. May 20,1932, at 3 a.m. al her residence $911 Cousins. ¢ 1 pm. trom Buelah Bap- 56th Wiiliam B. Marsh, pastor. D'URSO, JOSEPM. On Sunday. My 2. at ‘Children's Hospital, , in- fant son of Antontd and Mary D Urso. Re- . fu- Chapin st. n.w. BATTIE, Priday morning. 27, 1932, at pmumen. Jonu b, FRYE. ‘beloved and Louise Gl hum lnd Dole !Andtln Jullln Bmith. Johnnie Prye and flmrg! Remains resting at W'Iky Was! Taston fungral’ home. 2053 Georcia ave: X uneral services will be held Bition Bapiist: Chureh: Brandy. Ve, Rkt atives and friends are invited to attend. ot ¥ill follow’ in Elkwood Ceme- AL‘C! VILLA. On Pri- 1932, at her residence. 9300 Bilver Spring, Md. ALICE LLERTON, in her 86th year. Rewains’ resting at the funeral home of Warner E Pumphrey. Rockville, M neral Wednesday, 1, at 230 pm.. from the above tesdence Interment Denver. Colo.. on Saturday, June 4. GLEASOE .ll' E. On Saturday. Mly 2. 1932, at am at her residence. AR’ (nee U&dfli from the above residence on Tuesday. May 31 at 920 am: thence to the Church of the Nativity, where mass will be said at 10 am. Intérment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives end friends invited. | HALEY, MILLARD UPTON. On Saturday. May'2s, 1030, at estdence, No_2 Gar- T day. May 27, Colesville 1d.. FLAVILLA PO Ruth B e nd s of MiMara Upton Hales. Jr - and Sarah Louice Hal Services at the §. H. Hines Co uners] nome; 201 14tn st nw.. Tuesdar. 2t 3 pm. Interment Port Lin- | oA Cemeters. SAFFELL RITES SET ‘W Street Residence. Saffell, 78, who died Saturday after a tomorrow at the residence, 1430 W street. Requiem mass will be held at St. Pn.uls Catholic Church, th be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mrs. Saffell is survived by three sons. Bernard, Walter and Percy Saffell, and ‘ all of lhl{ city. _ Z. M. KNOTT, 74, DIES Realty Man, Hit by Car Six Weeks Ago, Buccumbs. Zachariah M. Knott, 74, who was in- jured by an automobile in front of 1520 K street April 15. died at Emergency Hospital last night. Knott, a real estate dealer, was sald by police to have been knocked down by the car of Raymcnd Lewis Orr, 21, of the 7300 block of Blair road. Knott, suffering from a broken hip, | was taken to the hospital by Orr. It is probablg that an inquest will be held tomorrow. FUNERAL ARRANGED Mrs. Minnie Cassell to Be Buried ‘Wednesday. Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Cassell, 53, who died Saturday, will be held at the residence, 5307 Con- necticut avenue, at 8:30 a.m. Wednes- dgy. Requiem mass will be held at the Church of the Blessed SBacrament, followed by burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Surviving Mrs. Cassell are her hus- band, Harry A. Cassell and a brother, John 8. Braszerol. BShe was & life- long resident of Washington. Head of Cafe Chain Ends Life. CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, May 30 ().— Carl G. Stoddard, 55, former president of the American Restaurant Men's As- soctation, committed suicide yesterday by shooting. He operated the Ewfldlrd- Bishop chain of cafeterias. His widow saild he had been in ill health recently. pe Births Reported hour: elius and Jessie Miller, girl. Ollver H And Wilhelmina A. Craig. boy. Harvey E. lnfl May C. Simi boy. | Frank 4 Emily V. Smaliwood. boy. Emil and Lois Thurst. ‘boy. l:nl!lmlun. icoh 0 llld Sldle R. Herman. boy. ohn & Lopman, bes. Behott. wirl lnnk "L._Collins. nfl'l. §° ime llrl & m° o'mlu’a‘ Deaths Reported. ‘The lolxo-ln: dll‘hl huu been g% ‘ht nflm it during thl llil 1. 85, rHibard, 63, i85 Belmont o st a;on siceves, 82, United States Norton. Bwan, % P*rk id. Gatherine A. Kane. §7 3708 Windom pl. Mary E $422 3 83, Besele L. Haviiand, 47: Vuu.ou Nots. Douglas c Joi vf s, 31, right, b ppron. 3. Children's Hospi ERNISE. Wombie, ir Brovideace Hospiia Mlidred Bwartz. months, Children's Hos: 314 Newton st. ewton st Zaveth 3. “Williams. rus L ‘Hosital, son. me.\lnr cnmnbell..'g Little Sisters of lie bavfeid. 0. 937 2 t. dy".«fl 0. B Finple ave. Dran 56. Preedmen’s Hos- 4437 Doy st.ne. cedmen's i Jst 3pd N sts. o m 42, & “"Beatrice McKay. 40. o-umm nwnu. Devarted this Hte on |. HB Services to Be Held Tomorrow at | Funeral services for Mrs. Jennle E.| brief illness, will be held at 8:30 am. | and V streets, at 9 o'clock. Burial will | three_daughters, Miss Gertrude Saffell, Mrs. F. P. Carr and Mrs. E. J. Gunning, 'a ci s sTRAUB, Mass fves ana 1o né; \mited. Rood Cemetery. — T Brathn. i MAPLE, JACOB. oOn Sunday. May 2. 1032, man and M: Foltz. froar ts Yate Tesidence "Weahesday, June 8¢ 2 p.m. " Relstives and friends’ invit- €4 to attend. Interment Rock Creek Cem- llllllL‘lol STEPHEN F. Suddesly. on Pri- A 1932, AM Arfington Nationa] Cemetery. HAMILTON, STEPHEN F. A special com- munication o! I‘bu non Lodge, No. 7. F. % 13" herety "catied to conven Ttll Ev L st Tucsdas. May 31 1833, or "the purpm "5t attendin ihe, fa neral of our late brother, r CLYDE B. STOVALL, Master. MAMMILL. CHARLES PERRY. On Satur- dly. "C‘; 28, 1932, at Waiter Reed Hos- Dital, CHARLES PERRY HAMMILL. ~Pu- Mrll ‘Tuesday. May 31, !run ‘Wheatley fu- neral parlors, Alexandria. !nlulntnl Presbyterian Cemetery. CLEMENT TINKER. Mon- ay 30. 1932, at his Rnd!nc! 1V n.w. ENT, TINKER HARDING, beloved ‘father of Mrs. R, Lee ” re and Mrs. F._H. Wrelton of this city lnfl )lu James E. Moore of Newark, N. J. Noth of funeral later. HAYES, EDWIN WILLIAM. On Satu May 35, 1932, at Marine Hospltal, Hmloll“ HAYES, EDWIN W. Wmmufl: Hon "ot 140w atisville, ty ay. 31, 191 attend e Tunéral of our a1¢ Drother, EDWIN WILLIAM. HAVES. HAZEN McLEOD. 8 M. MeMILLAN. " “Worshiotsl Master. Becretary. BICKS. SARAH. Deparied this lfe sud- denly, on May 27. 1982 at 231 13th st se.. HICKS, devoted sister of George F. Hicks and May E. Blrder i l\uvlved Dy other reiatives and friends. 1 Tuesday, ass At BE OyoE sts. s.e. znurmzm ‘Mount Ofvet Cemeters. MIGGS, FLORENCE G. On Fri dw 27, 1932, st Providence Hospital N e G uenier 1 Hate and neral from her late Potomac ave. se. Tuesday. May oclock. Interment in Eiercssiona Cemetery. Relniives and friends invited . HOFMANN. NICHOLAS A. Suddenly. on Saturday. May 28. 1932. NICHOLAS A be- loved husband of Anna Hofmann. He also survived by two sisters. Miss Kl beth Hofmann and Mrs and three brothers Alfred and Batmans of Weahigptan, D, C. st Hotmann of Harnsbus Re- Tains resting at the Tabler funeral home, 928 M st nw. until Wednesday. June 1, Ehen they will be taken to St. Anthony's n. jata be = am. followed by Tterment 1n Afingion National Cemetery. UBBARD, JOHN. On Saturday, May 28. 1983 et 51 Belmont st Rear Admiral N HUBBARD, United Btates Navy, re- a- tioea HUSSELTON, AMANDA E. On Friday. May 1932, AMANDA E.. beloved wife 0f the iate George M. Husselton end mother of Mrs. Margaret Schrum. Puneral from W. W. Chambers Co’'s funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w, Wednesday, June 1. at 2 P.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. S1 JACKSON, JUDY. ~on Thursdsy, May 36 JUDY JACKSON. beloved aunt of Eizancin Du” Bose,Mary Wheelcr Re- becca Du Bose and Bessie D. Wilson mains may be seen after ¢ pm. Monday. i C. Richardson & Co. fu- Yigo Vermont ET Harris omtiating. Intermeni Favne's | Cemetery. | JONES, DOUGLAS C. Suddenly, on Priday. { “'May "27. 1532 DOUGLAS C.. beloved hus- band ot Helen B, Jones -nd|h ther of 1 E E the lat Coln Cemetery. EKAISER. MARION M. On Seturdas. u-y 5 tgn lr:slfl-nev of her d: nry ; Shambers Co. southeast branch Parior. 1th st. se. on Tuesday, May 81, ai 10'am Reiatives and friends invited. 'In- terment Prospect Hill Oemetery. 30 KING, FLORENCE M. On Saturda 28, 1932, at 1:10_p.m. FLOREN Bt wite of SonnHens Eiber ST of JAmes B Gampbell and the iate Araminta _Campbell. _and _sisier of Lucille Smith, Bernice and Grace Camp- bell’ Remains Testing at the W_ Ernest | Jarvis funeral church. Puneral from the Sacred Heart Church. 16th and Park rd., here mass will be said at 9 am. Rela- s and friends iavited. Interment Mount i o o-mewy LA CLAIR On Eaturday. May Y0 T8 At TCarheid Howpitah HENRY L& CLAIR. aze 59, beloved husband or Ella M. and father of Heary A. La Clai Remeiz resting et the 8. H. Hines Cu funeral h: 01 14th st. nw. Fun from 'the above address on Toesday, May 31, at 2:30 p.m Interment at Rock Creek Cemeery. ‘Relatives and {riencs ingied. LAIR. HENRY T. A speclal communi- Satien of Natomal Lodge. 12, F. A al ANNA! . beloved wife of the late . Jobn . Mclniyre and mother of Mrs. Annie C. Sim: uneral from_the above” address on Monday. May 30, at 8 pm. Relatives _and {riends are invited Interment _in i1 Cemetery, Mc- Keespore. Pa. McQUEENEY, NUGH FRANCIS. On Satu Moy 28. 1932, HUGH FRANCIS. be- of Elizabeth McQueeney Funeral from his late resi- ce. Bladensburg z0ad ne.. on Wed- nesqzy. Juze 1.°at 9 am. mamm mass at 8t s, Church at o'clock Relatives 53 “triends Inviied. Tnierment s Cemetery. 3 Versaile's DRED. day, May 20 Woterior: i Tacee, MILDRE] betoved wife of James Owens piee] Wnittingham pL. n.e loving motier, Mrs. Susa sisters. five brothers. Ernest. Jessie and Ro devoted “nieces, Mrs. EL Martha Mosley, and a friends. Jeory, & Wash €, 467 N st. n.w. No- hostof Remains lnly u mp home tiee 5" funeral Jater, PRENDERGAST, DR. J. Buddenly, on Suny ., 1932, y e neral _services at 457 n.w. Moy 31 at 3 pm. Interment Rock Greek | PRENDERG/ST, JAMES T. A Fpecial com- municatlon of Hope Lodge. No A A & Bereby eatled {0r the parpose of Sitending the Tunctel of ‘our jate Brother AMES PRENDERGAST, on Tuesdsy, May 31, 'fi 1 ditkey JQHNSON. Master. Attest: PAUL B. ELCAN. Secreta: SAFFELL. JENNIE E. On Slturdly May 28, 1932, at her residence. 1430 W st. n.w.. NIE £. beloved wife of the Tate James Saffell and mother of Gertrude. Waiter. Bemud sad Percy 8a! rs. an . T Guonning. " Fungral’ lrom her me residence on Tuesday &30 Requiem mass af Church ‘&t 9 am. Relatives and’ friends ivited. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- Ty. SHANAHAN, JAMES. On Saturday, May 28, 1932 at 6190 am. at Providence Hospital. JAMES. beloved son of John A : a mass at St Anthony's Church at § Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, tives gnd friends invited. SHEAHAN, KATHERINE. Suddenly, on S\m- day, May 9. 1932, ai Casualty Hopital. KATHERINE. beloved wife of Michael A. Sheahan, 607 6th st. ne.. and daughter of *han 4 the late Richard and Sarah Kearns. No- On Friday. Relr tice of funeral hereafter. 8. FREDERICK. CK ' 8 of Mrs. sleeves) e the residence of 22nd st. n.w. at Stephen’s church w ere high requiem mass will be X . for the repose of his soul f jnewn National emetets. " Relutlves “and 17 iaviged. suITH, JACOB CLA on Wi y 25, 19!2v at 12 05 p.m., at 7N se.. Ji demee: 1117 A CLA ITH, 0.°8. A, retired. gdevoted husband of ne late Pauliné devoted friend Busie 8mith, D e sl leaves faany otner trishds to mourn his departure, Remains resting at the mJoh.n nf- . 3rd Thterment. o ey 510 at Arllnnan National Cemetery: STEWART, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Prid y 27, 1932, at U. 8. Ni pital, B!NJAm FRANELIN STEWAR’ Sr., beloved husband of Mary E. Stewa: He'is also survived by six daughters, ntsflly is resi- | STEELE, ELEANOR A—7 e, R . 1 St b, Katrerine Walsh (nee Cavana " run a Mrl Klzl esday morn< : thence to Vil Cemetery. xmnxy arnu lowers. ABETH. ~Entersd inta 2. 1o, ut 843 p.m 1M st MARY the I-'e .hh;\ W.H. 00D, MARY oot on Bunday. M at her residence, 1 ELIZABETH, wife o Yood, beloved mo!her leins. ' Body restin, 1300 N st nw. hew's Church, Wednes une 1. a§ m. Interment Mount Oliver cemn;ry. In Memortam s b G atotSh Toth el 0 evored mot ALTEN. ‘who eriered o Herhal €lght years ago today. May 30, 1934, We_ think of you in mence. No eye can see us weep, But_many silent tears are shed When Gthers are asieep Test We ne dear’ mother, we could aiways YOUH Lovma CHILDREN. GERTRUDI L YD, MATTIE AND PANNIE. = SSE G. In JESSE BUCK, who passed -’::Tfln?uo{lo. o0 The yellow rambler has bloom 3or the loving husband, Tatnere fricnd: A year ago, on Memorial day He went 1o dwell with God. Am HIS LOVING WIFE. Dear father. you left us at twilight. At the end of your life’s perfect day, To g0 to your Heavenly Father, Who always guided you on your way And we children, we ¢ e Vhen the Gally work is ‘tons. 7168t When the siars are creeping throueh the And the bees have hushed thefr hum. That our day has been filled with kindness, 1o cheering and hei eering and helping others without As you alweys did. dear father, wAs Jou Journeyed through life's w ‘e wonder, when we coy h That we shall be abie o sar s That we are ready to meet our Savior, A3 you were at the end of the day HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN A token of love w the memory of nur devoted grandfather, w! devoted a: 7. who left us one year HIS LOVING GRANDCHILDREN. * DA‘:imalg;lMx B A ribute of love to s of my dear husband. ¥IL- LIAM R DAVIS. who departed this iife three years ago today, May 20, 1929. 1 saw you fading like a flower, But could not make you stay: I nursed you with tender kindhess Yaill God caled you sws LOVING WIFE, PANNIE TOLIVER DAVIS, DORR, ETHEL C. Xn sad but loving remem. brance of our dear 0 peseed aw a. Bty DORR, who DORR. wi v Ter e Ag we loved her. 20 In memory she near. Loved, remembered. Jonged for Bringing many a silent tea: DADDY AND MOTHER. * EURY, SARAH CATHERINE. In sad Beme A RiR Ay ife and mother, SARA . who e today, May 30. 1931 aRd i el Dearest mother, we are so lonesome, Por we miss your loving face, But you left us to remember That none on earth can take your piace; THE PAMILY HODGES. who departed this life .I'!n!y- siX years ago today, May 30, 1906. Gone and forgotten by some you may be, But dear to my m!nry you ever wm hc GHTER. MUGHES, loving Iiss her In remem- SUsAN . a parted this Lfe sixte isd ocs BR e sixteen years dgo tocay, DA B. KING. WALTER R. PURR JEFFERSON, SUSANNA H. In loving mem- oy of ouf mother, SUSANNAH JEFFER- SON, who departed this 1 Many lonely hours w 5 But you shall live forever in ou HER mu_piiu MITCHELL. PETER J. In 3 . 1030 O loved one, hath taken it s broken fetters have fallen h’Dm HIS DEVOTED WIFE 0ry of U dent Tile Gaushter ELEANGR r little daughte: Al JANE STEELE, who pasted away seven years ago ioday, May 30. 1925, at the age of 4 years and 8 months. A little token. sweet and tender, Just 1o show we il Temerber IOTHER AND DADDY. * HARRIS, ANDREW. Sacred 1o th (memory fl( my d!‘f.ked Ilfl:tr ANDREW HARRIS, ,!. Tie lh.! life May 25, 1930, two tod; Par “Beyond those shining shores his memory hnfi 25 1S SON. ROBERT HARRIS. TILIE. _In_lovin, o g s R i o ihis life two years aso ioday. May 30, Little Matille was our darling. 7, fo all our hearts at home and whispered, A T i MOTHER_UNDERWOOD. _¢ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Scns Co. 111 Sioders Chavel Telephome National 2473 " CHAS. S, zuauonsrm‘ 801 EAST CAPITOL ST. Fhone_Lincoln 037>. ALFRED B, GA WLE KR A r.Aw LER AM A. GAWLER J OSEPH Eshbh-htd 1850 T maiane Lady atteaiant Avenue N.W. NAtional 5512-5518 Chapel 1 Phones: NO BRANCH OFFICE | Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel 412 H B Ambilanee terviee Lincoln 0524 }oseph F Bh‘ch's Sons 3034 M St. N W Pfi;“..,nm i GEO. W, WISE CO. 2900 M St N.W West_0i38. LM GAWLER CO - Funeral Directors - N, 1804w SEONARD M. GAwLER P. J. 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Oll Thurt l!. l‘lv 26. li!2 at_her late ry st RaRY. the peloved wite o x4 the late Ja VWilliazy Tupls, sr.. mother of James W liam, Ty “and our sisters, 3 Rost of other nx.mu -na Triends to pourn I Tuesday, A ey Tunia. o brothers and | v nonm'm AL $3.50 up NOm7000 fi “BOUQUET SHOP, 732 17th Floral Trlblllel $2.50 up istrict 6828 en_Evenings and Sundays 'mos.—Co.. 1212 F St. ATt en "'fg?fvo—sm i, e GEO. C, SH Im and Sundays